NPTech began with the first telephone lines in New Paris. For 125 years, local ownership has kept our attention on what this region needs next.
Look closely at these photographs of early New Paris. The telephone poles and lines along the streets were put up by New Paris Telephone — the company that became NPTech.
New Paris Telephone was founded by local residents who understood that communication infrastructure would determine how their community grew.
The tools changed from copper to coaxial cable, then to fiber and managed technology. The operating principle did not: invest patiently, answer locally, and build systems that remain useful long after installation day.
The regulation is gone but the structure it forced remains: today the same New Paris team runs four companies — Community Fiber, Quality Cablevision, SimplifyTech, and Advanced Products Group — across internet, television, technology, and business phone hardware.
Our fiber, cable, technology, infrastructure, and business phone teams solve different problems. Each NPTech company keeps direct responsibility for its customers while drawing on shared leadership, local knowledge, and a patient approach to investment.
Pick where you need to go
Fiber internet for homes, farms, and businesses in New Paris and across Northern Indiana. Community Fiber offers symmetrical upload and download speeds, with no data caps, no long-term contracts, and support from a local team.
Cable TV and cable internet for Northern Indiana communities. Quality Cablevision carries local channels and is run by the same New Paris team that has served the area since 1901.
Managed IT for businesses and tech support for households across Michiana. SimplifyTech handles computer repair, remote support, and business networks, and helps with devices and Wi-Fi at home.
Business phone systems and the wiring behind them. Advanced Products Group installs Grandstream IP phone systems, network equipment, data and fiber cabling, and paging systems for businesses of any size.
The people who answer the phone, run the network, and make the decisions — all of them here in New Paris.
