AT&T Fiber
Fiber
77058 communities identified
Up to 5 Gbps
AT&T has unusually strong provider-specific evidence for 77058.
Its current local service information identifies El Lago, League City,
Taylor Lake Village and Webster with ZIP 77058 and lists fiber service
up to 5 GIG. This is useful evidence because it ties the fiber offering
directly to communities and ZIP codes associated with 77058 rather than
relying only on a broad Houston service statement.
- AT&T's current local pages specifically associate 77058 with fiber service.
- Current ZIP-level datasets also identify a substantial AT&T fiber footprint.
- Older broadband records may still classify portions of AT&T's network as DSL or IPBB, so dataset percentages can differ.
- The live address checker remains the final test for the property.
Local evidence:
AT&T's current 713-, 832- and 281-area service information lists
77058 with communities including El Lago, League City, Taylor Lake
Village and Webster and identifies fiber service up to 5 GIG.
Xfinity
Cable
Approximately 97–99% reported
Limited fiber reported
Xfinity is the clearest broad-coverage wired provider in the current
77058 datasets reviewed. Multiple current reports place its cable
footprint around 97% to 99% of the ZIP. One FCC-based report also
identifies a small Xfinity fiber footprint, meaning the Xfinity brand
should not automatically be interpreted as cable at every address.
- Cable is the principal Xfinity technology reported throughout 77058.
- One current report places Xfinity cable availability at approximately 99%.
- A smaller fiber footprint is also reported in current data.
- Upload performance and plan tiers can differ from one property to another.
Local evidence:
Current 77058 reports identify approximately 97.3% to 99% Xfinity
cable availability. These percentages describe dataset coverage and
should not be treated as proof that every unit is serviceable.
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
5G fixed wireless
Large ZIP footprint
Capacity dependent
T-Mobile is a significant part of the 77058 broadband market even
though it does not use a wired connection to the home. Current
ZIP-level datasets report approximately 93% to 95% fixed-wireless
coverage, while an FCC-based report identifies about 95.2%.
The wide footprint makes T-Mobile relevant when comparing homes that
may have only one major wired network.
- Service uses the mobile network rather than a dedicated fiber or cable line.
- Eligibility can vary because network capacity is address dependent.
- Indoor signal conditions and building construction can affect performance.
- ZIP-level coverage should not be treated as a live Home Internet qualification.
Local evidence:
Current 77058 datasets report T-Mobile fixed-wireless coverage at
roughly 93% to 95% of the ZIP, depending on source and reporting date.
Verizon 5G Home Internet
Fixed wireless
Large reported footprint
Address dependent
Verizon is another meaningful fixed-wireless competitor in 77058.
A current FCC-based report identifies approximately 85.7% Verizon
fixed-wireless availability and reports maximum speeds that vary by
location. Other current provider datasets produce different figures,
reinforcing the need to use the live address checker rather than a
single ZIP-wide percentage.
- Verizon uses a fixed-wireless connection rather than neighborhood cable or fiber.
- Eligibility can depend on wireless capacity and the property's location.
- Signal conditions inside a home can differ from broad network coverage.
- Verizon should be checked separately from T-Mobile rather than treating all 5G service as interchangeable.
Evidence standard:
Verizon is included because current 77058 broadband records identify a
substantial fixed-wireless footprint. The percentage is treated as a
coverage estimate, not an address-level guarantee.
Frontier
Limited local footprint
DSL reported
Verify address
Frontier appears in current 77058 broadband records, but it is not a
major ZIP-wide competitor. One current FCC-based report places Frontier
at approximately 3.4% availability and classifies the local service as
DSL, with coverage concentrated in a small portion of the ZIP.
- Frontier should be treated as a limited-footprint provider in 77058.
- Current ZIP-level evidence does not support presenting Frontier as a broad fiber alternative here.
- The reported DSL footprint is much smaller than the Xfinity or AT&T networks.
- Exact-address verification is necessary before including Frontier in a comparison.
Local evidence:
A current FCC-based 77058 report identifies Frontier at approximately
3.4% coverage, primarily through DSL service at a maximum of about
10 Mbps in the reported footprint.
Rural Telecommunications of America
Fixed wireless
Broad reported footprint
Up to 300 Mbps reported
Rural Telecommunications of America is an unusual entry for a
densely developed Houston ZIP. A current FCC-based provider report
identifies the company with approximately 97.1% fixed-wireless
availability in 77058 and a reported maximum speed around 300 Mbps.
Because this is a provider-specific dataset result rather than a
commonly marketed Clear Lake residential network, the result should
be verified carefully before being presented as a standard option for
every address.
- The current dataset reports a broad fixed-wireless footprint.
- The reported maximum speed is approximately 300 Mbps.
- This does not establish that every residential address can order the service.
- Provider eligibility should be confirmed directly at the property.
Evidence standard:
Included because a current FCC-based 77058 report identifies a large
fixed-wireless footprint. It is deliberately presented as a provider
requiring address verification rather than as a mainstream ZIP-wide
recommendation.
EarthLink
Multiple access types
Fiber / DSL / wireless
Underlying network matters
EarthLink appears prominently in current 77058 provider data, but its
listing requires more caution than a simple provider-name comparison.
Current datasets identify EarthLink through fiber, DSL and fixed-wireless
categories. That means the EarthLink brand does not by itself tell a
household what physical network reaches the property.
- Different addresses can receive EarthLink over different underlying technologies.
- Current data report both fiber and fixed-wireless availability.
- Older DSL classifications remain in some ZIP-level datasets.
- The technology and maximum speed should be confirmed before comparing plans.
Local evidence:
Current 77058 provider records report EarthLink across fiber, DSL and
fixed-wireless categories. The differing technology classifications
are one reason not to treat third-party brand-level coverage figures
as equivalent to network ownership.
Smaller fiber and wireless networks
Limited footprints
Building dependent
Verify locally
Current broadband datasets also identify smaller operators in the
broader 77058 market. Examples include Mercury Wireless, enTouch
Systems and other fixed-wireless providers. Their reported footprints
are small compared with Xfinity, AT&T or the major 5G providers.
These networks are therefore more useful as address-level possibilities
than as ZIP-wide choices.
- Mercury Wireless is reported with a small fiber footprint in one current dataset.
- enTouch Systems is reported at a very small share of the ZIP.
- Other fixed-wireless operators may appear depending on the dataset used.
- Small coverage percentages should not be generalized to surrounding subdivisions.
Evidence standard:
Current Clear Lake broadband records identify Mercury Wireless at about
11% in one dataset and enTouch Systems at about 1.2%. These are treated
as limited network footprints requiring address verification.