Networks
Press Release
BAM Broadband has announced new plans to bring service to new areas of Douglas County and South Metro Denver.
News provided by: BAM Broadband
Greenwood Village, CO (August 11, 2026) — BAM Broadband announced plans to construct a new state-of-the-art fiber network across several key South Metro Denver communities, specifically bringing service to the City of Castle Pines, the Town of Castle Rock, The Pinery in Douglas County, and the Cottonwood area which spans both the Town of Parker and Douglas County. This project represents another major milestone in BAM’s continued investment across the Colorado Front Range, providing residents and local businesses with a much-needed, high-speed alternative to traditional internet service providers.
“We are thrilled to bring our world-class fiber internet directly to the residents of these distinct and thriving communities,” said Jack Koo, CEO of BAM Broadband. “Our mission is simple: provide reliable, symmetrical speeds up to 8 Gigabits per second (Gbps) with straightforward, customer-friendly plans. We understand that high-speed internet is essential in today’s world, and our investment in this infrastructure ensures these areas will have access to the fastest and most dependable service for years to come.”
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BAM Broadband’s approach is centered on redefining the internet experience by prioritizing customer value and providing complete transparency. Key features of the new service coming to the area include:
- Ultra-fast, symmetrical speeds: Plans ranging from 1 Gbps up to a blazing 8 Gbps.
- Price Lock Guarantee: Customers are guaranteed no price increases on their monthly service fee for as long as they remain a BAM customer – eliminating the worry of relentless price hikes common with other providers.
- No contracts or data caps: Simple, straightforward service with no expiration dates, hidden fees, or data limitations.
Engineering, permitting, and construction work for the expansion is actively underway. Construction in Castle Pines will begin this week, while the Cottonwood buildout is slated to commence later this month. Infrastructure work in both the Town of Castle Rock and The Pinery will follow shortly thereafter with planned construction starts in the next 30-60 days pending permit approvals. The Company expects the first homes in these neighborhoods to be lit and ready for install in Q4 2026.
Donald Ray, Chief Development Officer at BAM Broadband, emphasized the company’s local commitment and focus on a better customer experience.
“We’re a Colorado company, and we believe our neighbors shouldn’t have to settle for a second-rate internet experience,” stated Ray. “We’re bringing world-class fiber to Castle Pines, Cottonwood, Castle Rock, and The Pinery because these communities deserve better. No hidden fees, no exploding bills, and no telecom runaround—just blazing fast speeds and total transparency supported by a team that lives and works right here on the Front Range.”
