What business internet speeds do you offer?

We offer commercial-grade fiber internet with speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps symmetric. Our dedicated fiber connections provide guaranteed bandwidth with 99.99% uptime SLAs for mission-critical operations.

How is SD-WAN different from traditional WAN?

SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) uses software to intelligently route traffic across multiple connection types. Unlike traditional WAN, it provides dynamic path selection, application-aware routing, and centralized management - reducing costs while improving performance and reliability.

Do you serve areas outside of Austin, Texas?

Yes! While our headquarters is in Austin, we serve businesses throughout Texas and can provide nationwide solutions for multi-location enterprises through our carrier partnerships.

What cybersecurity services do you provide?

Our cybersecurity suite includes managed firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention, 24/7 threat monitoring, endpoint protection, email security, and compliance reporting. We tailor solutions to meet industry-specific requirements like HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2.

How quickly can you install new service?

Installation timelines vary by service type. Standard internet circuits typically take 2-4 weeks. Fiber builds in new locations may take 4-8 weeks. We also offer rapid deployment options for businesses with urgent needs.

What is UCaaS and how can it help my business?

UCaaS (Unified Communications as a Service) combines voice, video, messaging, and collaboration tools into one cloud-based platform. It reduces costs, enables remote work, and scales with your business without expensive hardware investments.

What is internet redundancy and why does my business need it?

Internet redundancy uses multiple connections from different carriers to ensure your business never goes offline. If one connection fails, traffic automatically switches to a backup in seconds. One hour of downtime costs the average SMB $10,000-$50,000.

What bandwidth options do you offer for data centers?

We provide dedicated internet access (DIA) from 1Gbps to 100Gbps, dark fiber leasing, IP transit with BGP routing, bandwidth aggregation, and cross-connect services. As a carrier-neutral broker, we source the best pricing from 200+ carrier partners for your data center.

What is the difference between dedicated internet access (DIA) and broadband?

DIA provides guaranteed symmetrical bandwidth with SLA-backed uptime (99.999%), dedicated support, and consistent performance. Broadband is shared, best-effort service with variable speeds. For data centers and businesses that depend on connectivity, DIA is essential.

Do you provide dark fiber and lit fiber services?

Yes. We offer both dark fiber leasing for organizations that want maximum control over their optical infrastructure, and fully managed lit fiber services with carrier-grade optics and 24/7 NOC monitoring.

How can I contact TeleServPro for a quote?

You can reach TeleServPro by calling 512-434-9469, emailing info@teleservpro.com, or filling out the quote form at teleservpro.com/quote. Headquartered in Austin, TX — we serve businesses and data centers nationwide across all 50 states.

How to Choose Between Fiber and Fixed Wireless for Business

Businesses comparing connectivity options often face a choice between fiber and fixed wireless. Both can deliver high-speed internet, but they differ in performance, availability, reliability, and cost. Understanding these differences helps you select the right solution for each location.

Fiber Connectivity

Fiber uses glass strands to transmit data as light. Key characteristics include:

Very high bandwidth potential (1 Gbps to 100 Gbps and beyond)
Symmetrical speeds (equal upload and download)
Low latency and consistent performance
Excellent reliability when properly installed
Strong suitability for DIA, data centers, and multi-site networks

Fiber is generally the preferred choice when it is available and the budget supports it. Installation can take longer if new construction or permits are required.

Fixed Wireless Connectivity

Fixed wireless delivers internet via radio signals between an external antenna at your location and a nearby tower or access point. Typical traits include:

Faster deployment in many cases
Good performance when line-of-sight and signal quality are strong
Often more available in secondary or rural markets where fiber is limited
Usually lower upfront construction costs
Performance that can be affected by weather, interference, or distance

Fixed wireless works well as a primary connection in underserved areas or as a secondary/failover path alongside fiber.

Key Factors to Compare

When evaluating the two options, consider:

Availability at your exact address
Required bandwidth and whether symmetrical speeds are needed
Latency sensitivity of your applications (VoIP, video, cloud)
Need for redundancy and diverse paths
Installation timeline
Total cost over 12–36 months
Service Level Agreement (SLA) terms

In many cases the best design combines both: fiber as the primary circuit and fixed wireless (or another technology) as automatic failover.

Carrier-Neutral Evaluation

Availability and pricing vary significantly by location and provider. A carrier-neutral comparison shows what fiber and fixed wireless options actually exist at your address, along with realistic install times and costs. This prevents defaulting to the first quote that arrives.

Next Step

If you want a clear comparison of fiber and fixed wireless options for your locations, request a free multi-carrier assessment.

Visit: https://teleserv.pro

Call or text: 512-434-9469

Email: info@teleservpro.com

TeleServPro | 1822 W Braker Ln, Austin, TX 78758 | Phone: 512-434-9469 | Email: info@teleservpro.com

Services: Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), Dark Fiber, SD-WAN, Cybersecurity, UCaaS, AI Call Centers, Internet Redundancy, Network Monitoring, Bandwidth Aggregation, Voice Trunks

Service Areas: Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Ashburn VA, Denver, Phoenix, Seattle, Miami, San Jose, Austin, Charlotte, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Boston, Philadelphia, Nashville, Portland, Kansas City, Tampa, Salt Lake City — and businesses nationwide.