Comcast Vs. BrightHouse Cable in Orlando

Comcast and Bright House offer packages for Orlando, Florida, homes and businesses. Bright House offers business packages customized for small (fewer than 100 employees) and large (more than 100 employees) businesses that bundle services. Comcast also bundles services to save money and to have all services on one bill. Which plan saves the most money depends on the services desired so it's best to outline what services are needed and find out from each company what it will charge.

Bright House Networks claims that its Hybrid Fiber Coax network assures high quality, uninterrupted service. The company claims to have "built the largest fiber optic network supporting over 2.4 million video and data customers." It claims also that its Dedicated Internet Access is better than the broadband Internet offered by its competitors. Comcast claims that its "High Speed Internet with PowerBoost" is superior to other companies' Internet and downloads 15 megabytes per second, and it offers Orlando residents a security suite.

Comcast claims that its phone service is competitively priced when it is bundled in the Comcast Triple Play package, which includes digital cable, high-speed Internet and digital voice. Hundreds of digital channels and thousands of On Demand programs are included in the package. It also will break the package into smaller components of any two services. Bright House has offered phone service in Orlando for six years and claims to have been recognized for customer satisfaction five times by JD Power and Associates. It also has regular promotions.

Bright House Network offers several cable packages that include local news and government programming. It also has pay per view programs that range in price for kids, teens and general audiences. It has a Sports Pass, Movie Pass and 3D pass packages. Comcast offers its digital cable customers in Orlando, Florida, a basic cable package with 80 digital channels and a large package that includes 270 channels. It claims to have more programming options than its competitors.