ClearWorks' Bundled Digital Solutions Grow With Major Houston Homebuilders.

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HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 16, 2000

ClearWorks.net (AMEX:CLW) (www.clearworks.net) announced today its expanded roster of residential homebuilders through which it has established a growing reputation as a leading provider of ClearWorks HomeLink residential structured wiring solutions and fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) infrastructure deployment delivering Bundled Digital Services (BDS).

Houston home builders utilizing ClearWorks to construct "wired for the future" communities include Cannon Homes, Carlisle Homes, Centex Homes, David Powers Homes, David Weekley Homes, Deerwood Homes, First Texas Homes, Frontier Homes, Inland Homes, Kimball Hill Homes, Legacy Homes, Morgan Kendall Homes, Pulte Homes, RNH Custom Homes, The Mansions, TrendMaker, Ryland Homes, Stoneleigh Homes, DR Horton and Village Builders. Many of these are nationally-known builders developing programs for providing structured wiring solutions in all of the new residences they build. ClearWorks has targeted homebuilders of residences ranging in price from the mid to high end of the homebuilder marketplace.

"We have made great strides in developing our capabilities for both builders and developers" stated Michael McClere, CEO of ClearWorks.net. "We are currently the largest integrator of new home technology solutions and feel we are helping build homes for the future. Our influence on the homebuilding marketplace has been substantial in changing the way we view technology being built into the home construction process. We believe our shareholders will ultimately reap the rewards associated with our first mover advantage in the marketplace."

ClearWorks works with builders and developers to build fiber-optics networks into new communities and pre-wires every new home for a full complement of technology solutions including BDS. These services include high-speed Internet connections, digital local and long distance telephone service with add-ons, digital cable television, video on-demand video and game rentals, closed circuit TV capabilities, a community intranet -- all from one company, with only one bill.

ClearWorks designs, constructs, owns and operates fiber-optic networks within these large master-planned communities. The company's corporate strategy, which continues to work effectively, is to obtain multi-year contracts with major developers to deliver BDS directly to consumers via a high-speed fiber-optic Internet connection directly to the home. ClearWorks already had contracts with eleven developers to provide services to fifteen subdivisions in three cities. Meanwhile, further development of the Company is underway in cities including San Antonio, Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Phoenix and London.

ClearWorks.net is one of the leading providers of Fiber To The Home (FTTH), often referred to as "the last mile" solution, for neighborhoods and businesses utilizing the Company's Bundled Digital Services (BDS) which includes high speed Internet connectivity, dial-tone, digital multi-channel video, on-demand video rental, a community Intranet and other digital services.

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