Grant Wills
GBThe install was very clean and minimal… The install was very clean and minimal in time when ONT was installed. I would suggest that when a tech returns on future installs to install router, that an appointment is scheduled instead of tech just showing up. The construction work was clean, although final clean up and erosion control(sod) needs to be placed at all excavation sites. The service has been stable and reliable to this point! I know several neighbors are still struggling to get their services up and running. It might be a good idea to get those worked out quickly for the revenue and image. Competitors are planning and working to move in, so being first to the game and giving everyone the experience I had would go a long way.
E John Themios
GBINSTALLATION IS HORRIBLE They dug up in the wrong places. Then they broke sprinkler lines that they promised to repair. Without a joke a three year old could have done better. Major leaks and they keep moving forward to install more lines. They must be getting paid by the foot without any consideration on the work being done. Pathetic at best.
Terry
GBI would recommend Open Infra Ok, to be honest, the first couple of months the service sucked. I almost canceled them. But they were new to my area and they must have done some infrastructure builds and/or maintenance because the last 3 or 4 months they have been great. I am definitely sticking with them. Fiber is the way to go.
Leo
GBOpeninfra - bad communication and customer service Scheduled a “free” install that kept being rescheduled via text without any communication with me. When I called, the representative was not helpful in getting me the information I wanted as I no longer want anyone installing anything in my yard and their main office is in TX and I’m in FL. She canceled my account (didn’t know one was created) but I still don’t know if anyone will try to show up at the later date. Based on my experience and other reviews, I will not work with them.
Colleen L
GBOpen Infra could require portable shade… Open Infra could require portable shade units (they are cheap) be provided fir their workers who are DIGGING IN THE SUN BY HAND IN 100+ DEGREE WEATHER. I have messaged them and they responded that they'd look into it but it was thru a 3rd party. I responded that it was their name on this project and their responsibility. Such disregard for human life is shameful when some small provisions could help avoid heat related illnesses.