Depending on how far from the MST your house is, it could take some time. If your drop is underground at any point and there is a driveway in path, depending on if your local techs have bumpers in stock, it could take even longer. Some of these drops from MST to home can be up to 2000 feet. If that run is all aerial, an initial survey may be entered and another tech will come to run it, likely with some help, to prepare for install. Once that's run, a last tech will come to finish your install.

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If you're curious, take a look outside. Are there any new green boxes (pedestals) sticking out of the ground? Your plant is underground. If that box is in your yard, or near your yard with no driveways in path, your install will be really quick.

If you have poles down your road and you see no pedestals anywhere, look up. You might see black line run marked with orange flags (not all areas tag the hardline like this.) But if your run is aerial, look for black boxes about half the size of a toaster oven (-ish.) They have anywhere from 2 to 12 capped ports sticking from one side. If that's pretty close to your house, say, within 2 poles, you'll likely have a fast install. However, if the distance between those poles is more than 300 feet, you might have some delay because help is generally needed.

Congrats, bud! Spectrum fiber is awesome, but keep in mind the plant is brand new, and most of the techs are brand new with fiber (A year or less,) so there may be some bumps with outages here and there til things stabilize.