Verizon Fios
FiberFCC records report this provider in the sampled area near ZIP 20011. Enter your address to confirm service, plans, and current pricing.
Washington, DC
Internet Providers in 20011
Verizon Fios has reported coverage near ZIP 20011. Confirm your address before ordering online.
See My Verizon Fios PriceCompiled by the InternetProviders.ai research desk from FCC broadband filings and our coverage database; last checked October 20, 2026.
FCC data as of June 20252 providers reported
Review 2 providers with reported coverage near ZIP code 20011, then enter your street address to confirm service and plan details.
Quick Answer
2 internet providers have FCC-reported coverage near ZIP code 20011 in Washington, DC. Reported providers include Verizon Fios, Xfinity. Enter your address above, then confirm service, plans, and pricing before ordering.
Providers with Reported Coverage in 20011
Xfinity
FiberFCC records report this provider in the sampled area near ZIP 20011. Enter your address to confirm service, plans, and current pricing.
Coverage data from FCC Broadband Data Collection. Actual availability may vary by exact address.
Other services to check at your address
T-Mobile, Starlink, and other address-qualified services are not counted as locally reported providers for ZIP 20011. Availability varies by address — confirm eligibility before ordering.
ZIP 20011 Internet at a Glance
- Reported technology mix: 2 fiber, 1 cable, 0 5G/wireless (a provider reporting more than one technology is counted in each)
- Fiber evidence: found in the sampled area; confirm availability at your address
- Sample coverage: 18/19 sampled grid cells contained admitted FCC records
2
Providers reported
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Compare providers by ZIP
ZIP code 20011 is located in Washington, DC (population 705,749). 2 internet providers have reported coverage signals in the sampled area, including 2 providers with reported fiber infrastructure. For full city-wide coverage details, see our Washington internet providers page.
Coverage by Technology in 20011
2
Fiber Providers
100% of options
1
Cable Provider
50% of options
Percentages can add up to more than 100%: a provider reporting more than one technology is counted in each.
Coverage in Your Area (20011)
Based on sampled FCC broadband records around ZIP code 20011. These figures describe the sample, not every address in the ZIP.
Sampled Cells with Records
95%
18 of 19 sampled grid cells contained admitted records
Reported Max Download
2.0 Gbps
across all filers in the sampled infrastructure data
Reported Max Upload
2.0 Gbps
across all filers in the sampled infrastructure data
Low-Latency Flag
Reported
present in sampled FCC records
Counted providers with reported infrastructure near 20011:
Verizon Fios (Fiber)Xfinity (Fiber)Xfinity (Cable)
Other filers in the sampled FCC records near 20011:
Not included in the provider total above because they are not matched to a provider listed here. Availability at your address is not confirmed.
Allied Telecom Group LLC (Fiber)Astound Broadband (Fiber)Office of the Chief Technology Officer (Fiber)Allied Telecom Group LLC (Cable)Astound Broadband (Cable)Allied Telecom Group LLC (DSL)
Source: FCC Broadband Data Collection, H3 hex-level analysis, June 2025
Key Findings
- 2 internet providers have FCC-reported coverage near ZIP code 20011
- Reported fiber infrastructure (2 providers): Verizon Fios, Xfinity
- FCC records found in 95% of sampled H3 grid cells
- Exact service, plan eligibility, speeds, and pricing require an address check
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For the sampled area near 20011 in Washington, DC, FCC Broadband Data Collection records list Verizon Fios (Fiber) and Xfinity (Fiber). Those entries describe the area, not a particular home. Look up your exact street address with each provider, and include a unit number if you have one.
| Measure | ZCTA 20011 | District of Columbia |
|---|---|---|
| Households with any internet subscription | 91% | 91% |
| Households with cable, fiber or DSL service | 78% | 80% |
| Households with only a cellular data plan | 10% | 9% |
| Households with no internet access | 7% | 6% |
| Renter-occupied homes | 44% | 58% |
| Homes in buildings with 20 or more units | 27% | 42% |
| Mobile homes | 0% | 0% |
| Homes built before 1960 | 73% | 52% |
| Homes built in 2010 or later | 12% | 16% |
| Workers who usually work from home | 32% | 33% |
Older homes: where the line comes in
The median housing unit in ZCTA 20011 was built in 1945, earlier than the District of Columbia median of 1958, and 73% of units here were built before 1960. If your home is one of these older homes or buildings, ask a provider where the line would come into the house, whether an outside drop or new inside wiring would be needed, and what the installer needs from you before the visit.
Plan the router location before the visit. Decide which room your household uses most, and ask whether the connection can end there or whether the equipment would have to go somewhere else.
Questions for the installer and the owner
Go through a short list with the provider and, if you rent, with your landlord:
- Has this address been connected before, and where is the existing entry point?
- Is permission needed to drill or to run a line along the outside wall?
- Which room would the line end in, and can the equipment go where the household uses it most?
Residents weighing the listed companies can compare internet providers, and the Washington internet providers hub has information for the city. If the FCC National Broadband Map shows a provider at your location that cannot actually serve it, open an availability challenge from that location; the provider must concede or rebut it.
Older-home questions for 20011
Can an older home in 20011 get a listed provider?
Not necessarily. The records list providers for the sampled area, and your address may return a different result, so check it directly.
Who do I ask about where the line will enter?
Ask the provider when you check your address. If you do not control the building, also ask your landlord or the owner.
Does the age of housing show which provider serves me?
No. Building age comes from Census estimates and says nothing about which companies reach a particular address.
Site editorial standards: George Olfson. Data methodology: Pablo Mendoza. Read our methodology or report a correction.
How We Rank Providers & Where the Data Comes From
Provider names and sampled advertised technology and speed evidence on this page come from the FCC National Broadband Map and the FCC Broadband Data Collection (June 2025), sampled at H3 grid-cell granularity. ZIP results are shortlist evidence, not address-level serviceability. National catalog plans are excluded until market eligibility is proven. Confirm service, the current offer, and installation terms at the exact address. See our full ranking methodology.
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Sources & Methodology
This guide is based on data from FCC broadband filings and provider plan details. Pricing, speeds, and availability vary by location, so confirm them with the provider before ordering. For a detailed explanation of our data collection and scoring process, see our methodology page.
Data Sources
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