Plan a fiber field-sales program in Atlanta, GA.

Atlanta's Maps and GIS page links property information, planning viewers, neighborhood planning unit maps, zoning, and lot-boundary resources. Use the relevant tool to identify the proposed properties and geography. Name surrounding municipalities separately in a wider Atlanta-area request. A neighborhood planning unit or a municipal map is useful geographic context; it does not grant field access or qualify a household for a provider offer.

For apartment or managed-community work, identify whether the objective is individual resident orders, a property-management introduction, or another approved program. Name the property contact, permitted customer-contact setting, unit-level qualification source, and installer access process. Confirm each responsibility with the program owner before putting the building into a representative's assigned route.

Supply the ready-for-sale address export, offer materials, ordering permissions, installation queue, requested schedule, and customer escalation contact. Home Front reviews available delivery capacity for that footprint and agrees the launch conditions in writing. Use provider-confirmed accepted orders and completed installations to measure a pilot, with duplicates, unavailable addresses, and cancellations recorded separately.

Send the provider-approved address cohort, available offer, written channel permissions, installation capacity, requested date, and pilot objective. Home Front reviews the field manager, staffing, representative preparation, selected systems, customer follow-up, price, and reporting for that engagement. Local access and current requirements need review for the actual addresses. This is a client-program planning page; current recruiting locations and terms are listed separately on Careers.

Request a market review

Choose a state, enter your serviceable passings, and share your requested date. Next, add your company and contact details.

Each market requires review. Team availability, pricing, permits, access, and a launch date are confirmed in the written scope.

Looking for a field role? Recruiting and client deployments are reviewed separately.