Hood Canal Communications (HCC)

Hood Canal Communications (HCC) Hood Canal Communications (HCC) has been serving Mason County since 1934. was founded in Union, Washington in 1934 by Morisen Pixley.

Keeping our community connected while providing quality services that exceed expectations in voice, video, data, and customer service. Union Office
300 E Dalby Rd, Union, WA 98592
P: 360-898-2481
F: 360-898-2244
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Shelton Office
2218 Olympic Hwy N, Shelton, WA 98584
P: 360-462-4282
F: 360-898-2245
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday - 9:00am - 4:00pm

Hood Cana

l Telephone Co., Inc. Pixley, a former newspaper man from New York, also founded Washington State’s first Public Utility District #1 in Potlatch. In 1956, Richard (Dick) and Eleanor Buechel purchased the Telephone Company from Walter Karnop. At that time, the company had 123 telephone customers and offered ten- party lines. The switching equipment was located in the basement of a home, while the business office was located at the Union City Garage. In 1967, the company converted from operator-assisted long distance dialing to direct distance dialing. A community antenna system, known as Hood Canal Cablevision, was formed in 1971. In 1979, a loan from the Rural Utilities Service provided the funding for modernizing the company. A new building was constructed to combine the business office and switching equipment. This loan also allowed for upgrades to the outside plant and the conversion from an analog to a digital switch. These improvements increased the reliability of services and allowed for the addition of several new features; including the conversion of four and two-party lines to single-party lines. Enhanced 911 was added in the early nineties as well as Extended Area Service (EAS) to the communities of Shelton, Belfair and Hoodsport. This was a tremendous benefit to the community by making essential services available without the need for long distance calls. Around this same time, Hood Canal also began offering business telephone systems to local businesses and expanded its Cable TV outside of its local exchange to Hoodsport and Shelton. The Cable TV system continues to be enhanced with the addition of new channels and features such as High Definition Television (HDTV) and Digital Video Recorders (DVR). In 1995, HCC began offering dial-up Internet service and has since added high-speed options such as DSL, cable modems and fiber optics. HCC’s Internet access was also expanded to include 24-hour tech support, web site hosting, SPAM and virus filtering and free Internet classes. The name Hood Canal Communications was adopted to better reflect the variety of services that the company offers. In 2000, a new business office was opened on Olympic Hwy North in Shelton to better serve our customers in that community. A fiber to the home project was completed in 2004 that brought high-speed Internet, Cable TV and phone service to the Squaxin Island Indian Reservation. Today, Hood Canal Communications strives to continue bringing the latest in telecommunications technology to Mason County.

Tired of buffering? Our fiber-fast speeds are expanding all the time.Call us today to get connected: 360-898-2481
07/02/2025

Tired of buffering? Our fiber-fast speeds are expanding all the time.
Call us today to get connected: 360-898-2481

Our offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025, in observance of Independence Day. Happy Fourth of July to you and y...
07/01/2025

Our offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025, in observance of Independence Day. Happy Fourth of July to you and yours! For assistance any time call 360.898.2481.

Happy Social Media Day!From family group chats to epic meme shares—social media keeps us all connected. Great internet k...
06/30/2025

Happy Social Media Day!
From family group chats to epic meme shares—social media keeps us all connected.
Great internet keeps those posts (and laughs) coming fast.

HCC is at the Skokomish Tribe Community Resource Fair today until 4pm. We’re promoting digital literacy and raising awar...
06/27/2025

HCC is at the Skokomish Tribe Community Resource Fair today until 4pm. We’re promoting digital literacy and raising awareness about the Federal Tribal Lifeline program. Guests are playing Duck, Duck, Shrimp for a chance to win fun prizes!

This or That: Summer Internet Edition! ☀️Tell us in the comments which of these things is most important to you:• Stream...
06/27/2025

This or That: Summer Internet Edition! ☀️
Tell us in the comments which of these things is most important to you:
• Streaming a movie outside
• Gaming with friends online
• Catching up on work from the porch
• Video chatting with loved ones
Whatever your favorite activity is, we’ve got the internet to keep up with you!

Don’t let slow internet spoil your summer binge sessions. ☀️ With Hood Canal Communications fiber internet, your favorit...
06/25/2025

Don’t let slow internet spoil your summer binge sessions. ☀️
With Hood Canal Communications fiber internet, your favorite movies and shows are just a click away—buffer-free.
Call us today at 360-898-2481 and enjoy smooth streaming all season long!

06/23/2025

Happy National Let It Go Day! - What exactly is Let It Go Day?
Officially, it’s a day to let go of negative emotions, and move forward with a more positive mindset, which can be beneficial to your long-term mental health.
Unofficially, it’s a day when we get Disney songs stuck in our heads that we can’t get out…which can be detrimental to our long-term mental health. ❄️

HCC is at the Brinnon ShrimpFest today. Stop by and see us by 4:00 pm for a chance to win fun prizes like a flower baske...
06/21/2025

HCC is at the Brinnon ShrimpFest today. Stop by and see us by 4:00 pm for a chance to win fun prizes like a flower basket from Whitney Gardens, a pie gift certificate from the Halfway House, and other fun giveaways!

06/20/2025

Hello Summer! ☀️
Break out the flip-flops and sunscreen—it’s officially the first day of summer!
Whether your plans include backyard BBQs, road trips, or just soaking up the sun, here’s to making the most of these long, sunny days.
🍉 What’s on your summer bucket list? Tell us below!

06/19/2025

Reflect. Celebrate. Educate. 🖤
On Juneteenth, we honor the history, resilience, and achievements of Black Americans.
Let today be a moment to reflect, to celebrate freedom, and to commit to learning and growing together as a community.

Our offices will be closed in recognition of Juneteenth, on Thursday, June 19, 2025. For assistance any time please call...
06/18/2025

Our offices will be closed in recognition of Juneteenth, on Thursday, June 19, 2025. For assistance any time please call 360.898.2481.

06/15/2025

System Maintenance- Squaxin, Gold Pheasant, Taylor Towne Areas
On Tuesday, June 18, 2025, starting around 12:30 am, our technicians will be doing fiber repairs in the Shelton Hillcrest area to address damage from a previously reported incident. While we do not anticipate any service disruptions, there is a possibility of brief outages affecting the areas around Squaxin, Golden Pheasant, and Taylor Towne, during the maintenance window. Work is expected to be completed by 6:00 am.
We appreciate your understanding and patience as we complete these critical repairs. Support is available anytime at 360.898.2481.

Address

300 E Dalby Road
Union, WA
98592

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(360) 898-2481

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Union Office 300 E Dalby Rd, Union, WA 98592 P: 360-898-2481 F: 360-898-2244 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Shelton Office 2218 Olympic Hwy N, Shelton, WA 98584 P: 360-462-4282 F: 360-898-2245 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:30pm Hood Canal Telephone Co., Inc. was founded in Union, Washington in 1934 by Morisen Pixley. Pixley, a former newspaper man from New York, also founded Washington State’s first Public Utility District #1 in Potlatch. In 1956, Richard (Dick) and Eleanor Buechel purchased the Telephone Company from Walter Karnop. At that time, the company had 123 telephone customers and offered ten- party lines. The switching equipment was located in the basement of a home, while the business office was located at the Union City Garage. In 1967, the company converted from operator-assisted long distance dialing to direct distance dialing. A community antenna system, known as Hood Canal Cablevision, was formed in 1971. In 1979, a loan from the Rural Utilities Service provided the funding for modernizing the company. A new building was constructed to combine the business office and switching equipment. This loan also allowed for upgrades to the outside plant and the conversion from an analog to a digital switch. These improvements increased the reliability of services and allowed for the addition of several new features; including the conversion of four and two-party lines to single-party lines. Enhanced 911 was added in the early nineties as well as Extended Area Service (EAS) to the communities of Shelton, Belfair and Hoodsport. This was a tremendous benefit to the community by making essential services available without the need for long distance calls. Around this same time, Hood Canal also began offering business telephone systems to local businesses and expanded its Cable TV outside of its local exchange to Hoodsport and Shelton. The Cable TV system continues to be enhanced with the addition of new channels and features such as High Definition Television (HDTV) and Digital Video Recorders (DVR). In 1995, HCC began offering dial-up Internet service and has since added high-speed options such as DSL, cable modems and fiber optics. HCC’s Internet access was also expanded to include 24-hour tech support, web site hosting, SPAM and virus filtering and free Internet classes. The name Hood Canal Communications was adopted to better reflect the variety of services that the company offers. In 2000, a new business office was opened on Olympic Hwy North in Shelton to better serve our customers in that community. A fiber to the home project was completed in 2004 that brought high-speed Internet, Cable TV and phone service to the Squaxin Island Indian Reservation. Today, Hood Canal Communications strives to continue bringing the latest in telecommunications technology to Mason County.