Fastest home option
Residential Fiber
Fiber internet for streaming, remote work, smart homes, gaming, video calls, and households with multiple connected devices.
- Plans starting at $60/mo
- Strong upload speeds
- Wi-Fi router provided
- Local support
Local internet service for Lovelock and Pershing County
Fiber, Wireless, and Business Internet Built for Local Needs
Lovelock Highspeed helps homes, rural properties, businesses, job sites, and events get connected with practical internet options and local support.
Choose Your Internet Service
Whether you need fast home fiber, rural wireless internet, or a business connection, this is the place to start.
Rural coverage
Residential Wireless
Reliable wireless internet for homes where fiber is not currently available or where a wired build is not practical.
- Plans starting at $49/mo
- Professionally installed outdoor equipment
- Basic Wi-Fi router included
- Good for rural addresses
Business connectivity
Business Services
Fiber, wireless, temporary internet, and network support for offices, retail, agriculture, job sites, pop-ups, and events.
- Business fiber plans
- Temporary internet options
- Network review and upgrades
- Local consultation
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Start with your location and how you use the internet. We’ll help match the service to the actual need.
Fiber available?
If fiber is available at your address, it is usually the best fit for performance, latency, and upload speed.
Outside the fiber area?
Wireless may be the right option for rural homes or locations where fiber construction is not available yet.
Running a business?
Business service may include fiber, wireless, network planning, upgrades, diagnostics, or temporary internet.
Need help fast?
Call us and we’ll review your address, timeline, and service options before you choose a plan.
Business Internet and Network Help
Need more than a standard internet plan? We can help with temporary internet, network review, diagnosis, upgrades, planning, and build-outs.
- Temporary internet for job sites, construction trailers, pop-ups, and events
- Network planning and build-outs for businesses
- Network review, diagnosis, and upgrade recommendations
- Business fiber and wireless internet options
Why Choose Lovelock Highspeed?
Local internet service should be clear, practical, and supported by people who understand the area.
Local support
Talk with a nearby team that understands Lovelock, Pershing County, and the local network.
Fiber and wireless options
Choose the right service based on availability, location, performance needs, and timeline.
Clear next steps
Call to check availability, review your address, and get guidance before you commit to installation.
Internet Service FAQ
Common questions about fiber, wireless, availability, and getting started.
What is the difference between fiber and wireless internet?
Fiber uses a physical fiber line connected to the home or business. Wireless service uses professionally installed outdoor equipment to connect to the local network. Fiber is usually the best option where available, while wireless helps serve rural or hard-to-reach locations.
Is fiber available at my address?
Fiber availability depends on location. Call us at (775) 273-7000 and we’ll check your address.
Do you offer internet for businesses?
Yes. We offer business fiber, wireless options, temporary internet, and network services such as planning, review, diagnosis, upgrades, and build-outs.
Can you provide temporary internet?
Yes. Temporary internet can be useful for job sites, construction trailers, pop-ups, seasonal operations, markets, outdoor events, and temporary offices. Availability and setup requirements depend on the location.
How do I get started?
Call (775) 273-7000. We’ll review your location, explain available options, and help you decide whether fiber, wireless, business service, or temporary internet is the right fit.
Ready to check availability?
Call Lovelock Highspeed to review your address and service options.
Service availability, speeds, pricing, installation requirements, taxes, fees, temporary service options, and network service scope should be confirmed before installation or project work begins.