Hilltop Broadband Has a New Name: Core Fiber

For more than a decade, Hilltop Broadband has connected homes and businesses across Colorado with fiber and wireless internet built for the communities it serves.

Hilltop Broadband is now part of Core Fiber.

The name is new, but the priorities behind it should feel familiar: dependable internet, straightforward service, and support from people who understand the communities they serve.

Hilltop built its network across both Colorado’s Front Range and south-central part of the state, serving everything from growing metro communities to rural areas where reliable broadband can be harder to come by. That mix of local knowledge and flexible network technology is one of the reasons Hilltop is such a natural fit for Core Fiber.

Colorado connections built for Colorado communities

Hilltop has long served a wide range of Colorado communities through both fiber and fixed wireless networks.

Its fiber footprint included communities such as Berthoud, Greeley, Milliken, Platteville, Timnath, and Windsor.

Hilltop also used wireless technology to reach communities where running fiber directly to every property wasn’t always practical, including places such as Erie, Longmont, Loveland, Mead, Poncha Springs, Salida, Silver Cliff, and Westcliffe.

That ability to use the right technology for the right community remains an important part of Core Fiber’s approach.

Fiber where it makes sense. Next-gen wireless where it works best.

There’s no single way to connect every Colorado home.

Dense neighborhoods and growing communities can be ideal candidates for fiber, which delivers tremendous capacity, low latency, and symmetrical speeds. More rural properties can be separated by miles of open land, mountain terrain, or other conditions that make running fiber directly to every address much more difficult.

That’s where next-gen wireless internet comes in.

Unlike older generations of fixed wireless, Core Fiber’s next-gen wireless network is powered by fiber infrastructure and designed to provide faster speeds and stronger reliability in places where wired broadband can be difficult to deploy.

By combining fiber and next-gen wireless, Core Fiber can continue the flexible approach Hilltop used across Colorado while investing in networks designed for the way people use the internet today.

More than fast internet

A great network is only part of the experience.

Hilltop built its reputation around local customer service, with support teams and technicians based in Colorado. That emphasis on personal service carries directly into Core Fiber.

Core Fiber is built around the idea that customers shouldn’t have to choose between the performance of a larger network and the attention of a local provider. Every customer has access to real-human support, including a Core Advocate who can serve as a consistent point of contact when help is needed.

That same customer-first approach extends to pricing and equipment. Core Fiber plans are designed around straightforward pricing without hidden fees or contracts, and current residential plans include Wi-Fi equipment, with additional features such as extenders, advanced security, parental controls, and ad blocking available on select plans.

Built for the way Colorado connects today

The demands placed on an internet connection have changed dramatically since Hilltop began serving Colorado communities in 2013.

Homes now depend on the internet for work, school, gaming, smart-home devices, video calls, cloud applications, and multiple simultaneous streams. More households are also replacing traditional cable television altogether with streaming services. If that sounds familiar, our guide to cord cutting and streaming TV explains how much easier that transition has become.

Core Fiber’s job is to make sure the connection underneath all of those activities is ready to keep up.

That means continuing to invest in both fiber and next-gen wireless networks across Colorado while preserving the kind of local service that Hilltop customers already know.

You can check service availability at your address to see which Core Fiber options are available where you live.

Same Colorado roots. A bigger network behind them.

Hilltop Broadband becoming Core Fiber isn’t about abandoning what made Hilltop successful.

It’s about building on it.

Hilltop brought together fiber, wireless technology, and local expertise to connect communities across Colorado. As part of Core Fiber, that work continues with additional resources behind the network and the same focus on delivering dependable connectivity and personal support.

Hilltop Broadband is now Core Fiber, and we’re excited about what comes next.

FAQs for Hilltop Broadband customers

Is Hilltop Broadband now Core Fiber?

Yes. Hilltop Broadband is now part of Core Fiber and is transitioning to the Core Fiber name. While the brand is changing, Core Fiber is continuing to serve Hilltop’s former Colorado communities and build on the network Hilltop established.

Is my internet service changing?

Becoming part of Core Fiber does not mean Hilltop customers need to find a new internet provider. Core Fiber continues to provide service throughout Hilltop’s former footprint, with available technologies, plans, and speeds depending on location.

Does Core Fiber offer both fiber and wireless internet in Colorado?

Yes. Core Fiber operates both fiber and next-gen wireless networks across Colorado. Fiber is currently available in communities including Berthoud, Greeley, Milliken, Platteville, Timnath, and Windsor, while next-gen wireless reaches numerous additional communities across the Front Range and south-central Colorado.

What is next-gen wireless internet?

Next-gen wireless uses fiber-powered infrastructure to deliver broadband wirelessly to the home. It’s designed to provide much faster speeds and improved reliability compared with older fixed wireless technology, particularly in areas where extending fiber directly to every property can be challenging.

Will I still be able to reach a real person for support?

Yes. Personal customer service remains a central part of Core Fiber’s approach. Customers can reach real people for assistance and have access to a Core Advocate who can serve as a consistent point of contact when help is needed.

What happens to Hilltop’s focus on local service?

That local approach is something Core Fiber intends to build on. Core Fiber’s broader philosophy is to combine big-network performance with small-town care, including straightforward communication and accessible support from real people.

Where can I learn more?

Customers can visit Core Fiber’s website to learn more about current plans and services or check service availability at their address.