Telecom Leader TelcoSolutions - Guiding Mid- to Enterprise Businesses Through the Copper Line Sunset

Fiber optic is replacing copper line.

The accelerating copper line sunset is raising serious concerns about costly outages for businesses nationwide.

Telecom is about more than connectivity. It is about business continuity. When infrastructure changes, you need a partner who knows the landscape. That is what we have done for 35 years.”

— Erin Conrad

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, July 21, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The nationwide copper sunset is disrupting telecom networks
and putting vital business systems at risk. For more than 35 years, TelcoSolutions.net has served as a trusted telecom concierge, helping businesses navigate complex industry changes with clarity and confidence.

While there is no federally mandated deadline for the nationwide copper phase-out, major

carriers like AT&T are actively decommissioning their copper networks with plans to fully retire them by 2029. Globally, countries such as the United Kingdom have set clear deadlines to transition away from copper infrastructure. This growing momentum is creating urgent challenges for mid-sized and enterprise businesses that rely on legacy copper lines. Unlike large carriers that promote their solutions, TelcoSolutions.net provides carrier-neutral consulting, working exclusively on behalf of the client to evaluate and implement the best voice, internet, and data backup technologies available. Their expert team has built a reputation competing alongside major telecom providers by delivering customized, cost-effective solutions tailored to each client’s needs.

“We have been ahead of every telecom shift for decades,” says Erin Conrad, founder of TelcoSolutions.net. “This copper sunset is no different. Businesses are facing short notice and unclear options. We guide them through the confusion and help them avoid costly outages with the right solutions.”

TelcoSolutions.net works extensively with growing businesses across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail, education, and finance. Their concierge approach provides personalized support from project planning through implementation, ensuring smooth migrations from copper to fiber optic, VOiP, data backup, and cloud-based services.

“Telecom is about more than connectivity,” adds Erin Conrad. “It is about business continuity. When infrastructure changes, you need a partner who knows the landscape. That is what we have done for 35 years and will continue to do.”