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All West has been wiring rural Utah and Wyoming since 1912, back when the job meant stringing telephone lines across mountain passes.
Today it sells 8 Gig fiber, streaming TV, and digital phone from a headquarters in Kamas, Utah — and Ookla has clocked it as the fastest provider in several of its markets.
Here’s what it offers, where it reaches, and the one thing to check before you assume you’re getting the good version.
All West Communications is an internet, TV, and phone provider headquartered in Kamas, Utah, serving rural communities stretching from northeastern Utah into southwestern Wyoming.
The company dates to 1912, which makes it older than most of the towns it now wires. That century-plus history is the foundation of its marketing — the phrase it uses is neighbors serving neighbors, and with fewer than 100 employees, it’s small enough for that to be literally true.
All West’s current incarnation emerged in November 2022, when Montreal-based private equity firm Novacap agreed to acquire the company. What followed was a capital-intensive pivot to fiber, and the branding shifted to match. You’ll now see the company market itself as All West Fiber, with a dedicated site separate from its main domain.
What services does All West offer?
All West is one of a shrinking number of regional providers still selling internet, television, and phone as three real products rather than an internet plan with a streaming coupon attached.
Fiber internet
- Residential plans starting at 100 Mbps and scaling to 8 Gig, depending on your address
- Symmetrical speeds on fiber, so uploads match downloads
- No data limits, with the company explicitly pitching against buffering and data caps
- Free upgrades to faster tiers as new speeds roll out in your area — worth holding them to
- A $5 monthly discount for enrolling in paperless billing plus autopay
- A referral program that credits both parties
Streaming TV and phone
- Premium TV packages delivered as streaming rather than traditional cable boxes, watchable at home and on the go
- Digital phone service built for rural reliability — the original business this company started with in 1912
- Both sold to bundle with internet, though pricing isn’t published online
Practical note: All West describes TV as streaming-based, so expect app-driven viewing rather than a set-top box in every room
Business services
- Fiber-optic connectivity for businesses, scaling to 10 Gig
- VoIP and business phone systems
- Pitched as secure, scalable solutions tailored per company rather than fixed packages
- A separate business support line and sales team, distinct from residential
It’s well suited to the small commercial districts in its rural markets, where the alternative is often a slow DSL connection.
All West internet plans and pricing
All West doesn’t publish a complete price grid, and the service options vary widely by location. For reference, we’ve included a table of All West’s pricing for a fiber-supported address in Utah, but keep in mind that your pricing and internet type depend on where you live.
All West fiber internet pricing in Bluffdale, Utah
| Internet plan | Pricing |
|---|---|
| 1 Gig | $65/mo. |
| 2 Gig | $85/mo. |
| 5 Gig | $120/mo. |
| 8 Gig | $145/mo. |
Data effective as of post date. Offers, pricing, and availability vary by location and are subject to change. See full disclaimer for details.
What the company does state clearly: plans span 100 Mbps to 8 Gig across Utah and Wyoming for residential customers, with availability confirmed per location.
Two discounts are worth asking about. Paperless billing combined with monthly autopay saves $5 every month, and the referral program pays out for both the existing customer and the new one.
Be careful with older third-party listings. Several comparison sites still show All West topping out at 1 Gbps with a cheapest plan of 15 Mbps for $44.95 — figures that predate the fiber buildout entirely and understate the current lineup by a factor of eight.
All West availability and service areas
All West covers a corridor running from northeastern Utah into southwestern Wyoming, plus growing suburban pockets along Utah’s Wasatch Front.
Utah communities include Bluffdale, Herriman, Tooele, South Ogden, Ogden, and Farmington, with new service areas added as construction continues.
Wyoming communities include Rock Springs, Green River, Evanston, and Rawlins.
Expansion is genuinely active rather than announced-and-parked. In March 2026, All West broke ground in Rawlins, Wyoming, bringing multi-gig fiber to more than 3,700 homes and businesses in a previously underserved community. Rock Springs and Green River builds accelerated through 2025 with 8 Gig residential and 10 Gig business speeds, and the Mustang Ridge neighborhood came online in May 2025.
Check your address rather than trusting a city list to confirm availability at your home. Our ranking of the best internet providers is a better tool for judging the offer once you know what’s available.
All West customer reviews and satisfaction
Review volume is small — All West is a very regional company — but the sentiment is consistent, and the specifics are useful.
The honest breakdown
What customers praise:
- Escaping a bad incumbent, which comes up constantly in Tooele and Rock Springs
- Real savings, including a customer who got faster fiber for nearly $30 less per month than their previous provider
- Named installers — one Tooele reviewer credits a technician named Travis for patiently walking them through everything
- Fast, clean installations, with several calling it the quickest install of any service they’ve had
- Genuine capacity, including a household running five or six simultaneous Zoom calls plus streaming with no buffering
What raises concerns:
- Thin independent review volume, so no aggregate rating carries much weight
- Wide variation in what “All West internet” actually means, depending on whether you’re on fiber or legacy cable
- No published pricing for internet, TV, or phone, which makes comparison shopping harder
- Outdated third-party data that understates current speeds and may misprice plans
- Kamas office is weekday-only, closed weekends
Interested in fiber internet? Our roundup of the best fiber internet providers offers a useful comparison for fiber shoppers.
What you need to know before signing up with All West
Ask whether your address is fiber or cable
This is the most consequential question you can ask. Fiber delivers symmetrical speeds up to 8 Gig; legacy cable wiring does not. Both are sold as All West internet, and the gap between them is enormous.
Stack the paperless and autopay discount
Enrolling in paperless billing plus monthly autopay saves $5 every month — small, but permanent and easy to miss. Ask about the referral program too, which credits both you and whoever sent you.
Get the free upgrade promise in writing
All West says it makes upgrading easy as faster speeds roll out in your area. That’s a real commitment worth documenting in an email, especially if you’re signing up on a lower tier while construction is still underway nearby.
Ignore third-party speed and price data
Multiple comparison sites still list All West topping out at 1 Gbps, which is off by a factor of eight. Verify plans and pricing directly with the company or at the Kamas office, open weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
All West FAQ
Who owns All West Communications?
All West has operated since 1912 and is headquartered in Kamas, Utah. Montreal-based private equity firm Novacap agreed to acquire the company in November 2022, making it the first investment from Novacap's inaugural Digital Infrastructure Fund, with Novo Holdings also participating. It employs roughly 84 people.
Is All West the same company as All West Fiber?
Yes. All West Fiber is the brand All West Communications now uses for its fiber service, marketed on a dedicated site. You may also encounter the company under Sweetwater Television Co. or Sweetwater Cable TV in provider databases, a legacy of its 2017 acquisition of Sweetwater Cable Television.
How fast is All West internet?
Residential plans start at 100 Mbps and reach up to 8 Gig with symmetrical speeds on fiber, while business service scales to 10 Gig. Actual availability depends entirely on your address, since parts of the footprint still run on legacy cable rather than fiber.
Does All West offer TV and phone service?
Yes, both. All West sells premium TV packages delivered as streaming — watchable at home and on the go — plus digital phone service designed for rural reliability. Business customers can add VoIP and phone systems. Package pricing isn't published online, so request a quote.
Where is All West available?
All West serves rural and suburban communities from northeastern Utah into southwestern Wyoming, including Bluffdale, Herriman, Tooele, South Ogden, Ogden, and Farmington in Utah, plus Rock Springs, Green River, Evanston, and Rawlins in Wyoming. New service areas are added as fiber construction continues.
Pricing and plans: All West does not publish a complete residential internet, television, or phone price list; rates and available speeds vary by service address and should be confirmed directly with the provider. Advertised speed ranges of 100 Mbps to 8 Gig apply to fiber-served locations and vary by address. The $5 monthly discount requires enrollment in both paperless billing and monthly autopay. Referral program terms are set by the provider. Third-party pricing and speed figures cited in this article reflect published data that may predate the company’s current fiber lineup.
Network and coverage: Service availability, maximum speeds, and network technology vary by address. Fiber, cable, and legacy infrastructure all operate under the All West brand, and advertised multi-gig speeds apply only to fiber-served locations. Documented download speeds across the footprint range from 10 Mbps to 8,000 Mbps depending on technology. Actual speeds depend on plan, equipment, in-home wiring, and network conditions. Coverage estimates from third-party databases represent modeled footprint and vary significantly between sources, including on the number of states served.
CableTV.com editors created this article using original analysis and proprietary inputs, with AI tools assisting in drafting. The final content was reviewed and edited for accuracy and quality.
