Welcome

Upon completion of the acquisition, we aim to keep pricing and services close to what you currently have and pay for today. However, there may be some differences. We will communicate detailed information on pricing and services at least 30 days prior to you becoming a Midco customer. 

With the transition to Midco, certain TV networks will switch channels and packages. If you haven’t already, you’ll receive a list of your new channel lineups.  

At Midco, we’re always looking to bring greater connectivity to people and businesses across the Midwest.

Our Midco leaders and SCI President and Founder Ron Savage have known each other for a long time. When Ron decided to retire, we were excited to have the opportunity to carry on his legacy of customer-first service and reliable connectivity.

Through our Fiber Forward initiative, we’ll work to connect your area to our superior fiber network. This will allow customers in eastern and northern Minnesota to receive multi-gig speeds and unbeatable reliability. 

You’ll also experience exceptional customer service and a strong Midco presence in local events, activities and nonprofits.

Our 1,900 team members live and work in the communities we serve, and their dedication to providing positive customer experiences to their friends, family and neighbors makes Midco unique. 

Like any acquisition, it is subject to certain closing conditions, including regulatory approvals. This has pushed the transition date back slightly to November 19, 2025. We’re committed to making this switch from SCI to Midco as smooth as can be.

Yes! You can find the home, business or properties solutions that work for you when we begin providing services in your area.

Yes. Midco will upgrade SCI’s coax network with fiber over the next few years. As part of the upgrade, we’ll offer customers higher internet speeds and MidcoTV.

Midco communicates all construction plans up front with city leaders. We will work with the local municipality to install our service lines on public and private utility easements. If needed, we may reach out to property owners for additional easements.

Our team will be out and about putting down flags as reference markers. In addition, Midco communicates construction through city newsletters and directly to customers with mailers. During construction, we try to disturb the area as little as possible. Whatever we’ve done, we restore it to as close to preconstruction as we can.