Internet

What is available

Tachus Fiber, now Ezee Fiber, reaches at least part of Timberwood. Tachus and Ezee Fiber combined in 2026 and the Tachus brand is being retired into Ezee's; the company told existing customers their plan and price carried over unchanged.¹ Bills still arrive under the Tachus name.

A neighbor on Pheasant Run has had it since November 2025 on a 1 Gbps symmetrical residential plan at $69 a month, with the Wi-Fi router included at no extra charge and no promotional rate that later expired. That is one household's bill rather than a coverage map, and the receipt behind it is on the listing.

Xfinity (Comcast) serves Humble and runs two stores on FM 1960. Its published Humble pricing starts at $40 a month for 300 Mbps on a new-customer offer with autopay and paperless billing, against $75 everyday, and $45 for 500 Mbps against $85.² The same page states: "Restrictions apply. Not available in all areas."²

AT&T Fiber is available "in parts of Humble, TX", with "speeds up to 5 Gbps where available". AT&T says to "check fiber availability at your address to see which plans and speeds are offered in your area".³

None of the three publishes coverage street by street, so availability has to be checked one address at a time on each provider's own availability page.

Cable and fiber

Cable downloads faster than it uploads. Fiber runs at the same speed in both directions. AT&T advertises its fiber as "25x faster upload speeds than cable", comparing its 1-gig upload against the 35 Mbps upload it attributes to cable gigabit plans, which is the seller's own comparison.³

Still open

• Which streets in Timberwood can get AT&T Fiber, and which can get Ezee
• What neighbors pay, beyond the one bill above
• Whether any fixed wireless or satellite option works here
• Observed speeds, as opposed to advertised ones

See also

• Electricity
• Who to call