About Our Residential Internet Service
United Communications is a leading provider of internet, digital TV, and phone services to enterprise-class businesses and residential customers in Middle Tennessee. United is a service of Middle Tennessee Electric, the second largest electric cooperative in the U.S.
We pride ourselves on providing the best customer service and network reliability in the industry. Below are just a few of our recent regional and national recognition awards.
PLUS our fiber and fixed wireless internet runs at 99.99% network reliability, also one of the best in the industry.
Residential Fiber Internet
Bandwidth Options
100 Mbps – $49.95/mo
500 Mbps – $69.95/mo
750 Mbps – $79.95/mo
1 Gig – $99.95/mo
2 Gig – $99.95/mo – available in select areas
Unlimited Data Usage, No Contract
Wi-Fi 6 Available w/Router Rental
*Restrictions Apply & Check for Special Offers in your area
Learn MoreResidential Fixed Wireless Internet
Starting at $65.00/mo
Speeds from 25 Mbps to 60 Mbps
Unlimited Data Usage, No Contract
Wi-Fi 6 Available w/Router Rental
*Speed Availability Depends upon Location, Restrictions Apply, Check for Special Offers in your area
Learn MoreTypes of Internet Service
Fiber Optic
The Best Internet Service
Fiber optic broadband has virtually unlimited data capacity. Fiber optic lines transfer data using light instead of electricity, and offer speeds up to 1 gigabit per second. Download in seconds and stream video in 4K HD on multiple devices.
Fixed Wireless
Broadband for Rural Areas
With rapidly growing wireless infrastructure, improved speed and reliability, fixed wireless is a great solution for rural broadband access. Fixed wireless brings the internet signal to your home via radio waves transmitted by a base station. Even in the most rural areas can be served by fixed wireless technology with speeds up to 60 Mbps.
UConnect
DSL Customers
As United is expanding our Fiber network in Middle Tennessee, many of our current customers are enjoying existing copper infrastructure for internet access. We are proud to maintain our DSL network for these customers.
Our Fiber & Wi-Fi Technology
What's the Difference Between Gig and Multi-Gig?
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Introducing High-Performance Wi-Fi
The Latest Technology For The Best Wi-Fi Network
The BLAST is a next-generation Wi-Fi router, leveraging the latest advancements in technology of Wi-Fi 6. It combines blazing fast speeds with whole-home coverage to give you an unrivaled online experience. Whether you’re streaming HD video on multiple devices, uploading image-heavy presentations, or gaming online with friends, the BLAST has you covered.
Want to see what the UControl Wi-Fi management app is all about?
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United's UControl Managed Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Control, Convenience and Best Experience
UControl is our managed Wi-Fi app that makes it EASY to set and test your Wi-Fi the way you want it. Know what devices are being used, test bandwidth and receive important notifications from United, all within the UControl app. Learn More About UControl.
And if you want even more managed Wi-Fi features, step-up to our enhanced version of parental control with content filtering, application management, time scheduling, quotas and other analytics. The UControl app is available to download from the Apple App Store® or Google Play™. Download the UControl Guide for feature details.
Extend Your Wi-Fi
No Matter Where You Are In Your Home
Sometimes your Wi-Fi needs help to extend into the farthest corners of your home or outside patio area. United offers the Calix GigaMesh – a plug-in Wi-Fi satellite that’s small and simple to use. GigaMesh satellites are faster and more reliable than Wi-Fi extenders.
Option To Use Your Own Router
While United strongly recommends using our latest technology to give you the ultimate managed Wi-Fi experience, we do offer you the option to supply your own router. However, using your own equipment will not give you the performance of Wi-Fi 6 and the advantages of our UControl app. You also risk issues related to your own equipment that may be difficult for United’s technology team to resolve.