Comcast announced it is expanding its network to Napavine, according to a recent news release.
Construction is underway and is expected to be completed in 2027. Residents can visit Xfinity.com/mytown and enter their addresses for additional details on construction timing and upcoming service availability.
Comcast’s expansion to Napavine is part of the company’s latest investment in Washington state, which also includes extending its network to Cheney, Duvall, Four Lakes, Key Peninsula and more.
Comcast is bringing its full suite of residential Xfinity services to Napavine, including high-speed internet, streaming, mobile, voice and home security, the release stated.
“Napavine deserves the same fast, reliable internet access as larger cities, yet many residents and businesses still face limited options due to persistent rural broadband gaps,” Keith Turner, senior vice president of Comcast in the Pacific Northwest, said in the release. “Our agreement with the city to expand services to Napavine will be transformational for both residents and businesses, and we’re proud to invest in Napavine’s future and bring the full power of fiber Internet to this community.”
The expansion adds nearly 1,000 homes and businesses to the Comcast network.
According to the company, Comcast’s network expansion in Napavine is the latest example of the company’s investment made in Lewis County. Earlier this year, Comcast opened its first Xfinity Store in Chehalis at Twin City Town Center West, located at 1433 NW Louisiana Ave.
The company also celebrated its expansion in Lewis County by sponsoring this year’s Fourth of July celebration at Stan Hedwall Park in Chehalis.
Last year, Comcast expanded reliable, high-speed Internet to 45,000 additional homes and businesses in Washington.
Further, Comcast has invested $1.2 billion in network technology and infrastructure statewide in the past three years, according to the release.
