Moving to Kansas
If you're moving to Kansas, be sure to check out our state-specific guides for cable TV, mobile, and Internet providers. In each guide, we provide an overview of the major providers in the state and tell you what to look for when choosing a provider.
Bordered by Oklahoma to the south, Missouri to the east, Nebraska to the north, and Colorado in the west, Kansas has a beautiful mix of farmland, rolling hills, and prairie to welcome you home. Whether you’re planning to move to the Kansas half of Kansas City in the east, Wichita down south, or one of the smaller farming and ranching communities in the west and north parts of the state, SmartMove is ready to help you get your move organized.
Regardless of whether you’re planning to rent your new home in Kansas or will be purchasing a new place to live, your move will still require both careful preparation and lots of quality planning. The free checklists and moving tools available to you at SmartMove will help you carry out the perfect move to Kansas. Additionally, you will be able to find savings on many common moving-related expenses. Read on for our complete guide for moving to the Sunflower State.
Internet Service Providers in Kansas
When searching for Internet services, it is important to prioritize a strong Internet connection and WiFi, fast download and upload speeds, no data caps, and a wide range of plans to choose from.
In Kansas, two major Internet service providers are Xfinity and Cox Communications. Xfinity is the largest provider in the state and offers a variety of plans, including DSL, fiber optic, and satellite. Cox Communications is also a large provider and offers cable TV, Internet, and home phone services.
The best Internet providers will offer a variety of plans at different price points, so you can find one that fits your budget. It is also important to choose a provider with good customer service, in case you have any problems with your service.
Types of Internet Options
There are many different types of Internet options such as cable Internet, fiber Internet, and DSL Internet.
Satellite Internet is a good option if you live in a rural area and do not have access to cable or fiber Internet.
Cable Internet is a good option if you live in an urban area and have access to cable TV. Cable Internet provides speeds up to 300 Mbps and has no data caps.
Fiber Internet is a good option if you want the fastest speeds possible. Fibre Internet provides speeds up to 1 Gbps and does not have data caps.
DSL Internet is a good option if you live in a rural area and do not have access to cable or fiber Internet. DSL Internet provides speeds up to 15 Mbps and has data caps.
It is important to compare the different types of Internet options to find the one that best suits your needs.
Check Out Kansas Internet Providers by City
- Hutchinson
- Junction City
- Kansas City
- Leavenworth
- Leawood
- Lenexa
- Manhattan
- Mission
- Olathe
- Overland Park
- Salina
- Shawnee
- Spring Hill
- Topeka
- Wichita
Kansas has several cable providers for you to choose from. Depending on where you’ll be living in Kansas, you could find TV, Internet, and phone service available from Comcast, Charter, Cox, Sparklight, Mediacom, or Suddenlink. SmartMove is ready to help you find the cable providers available in your new area and help you get your new Internet, TV, and phone service up and running before you begin unpacking.
If your current cable provider is also operating in the area of Kansas where you’ll be relocating, you can count on SmartMove to seamlessly transfer your service. In many cases, you’ll be able to unplug your equipment and take it with you when you move. Your new service will be transferred and turned on, waiting for you in your new home when you arrive. This could save you serious time and hassle, instead of waiting for a service appointment at your new home in Kansas.
If you’re using SmartMove to set up service with a new provider, it’s still far better to do it in advance of the move and not to have to deal with it while you’re unpacking and taking care of all the aspects of setting up your new home.
Mobile Phone Services in Kansas
Last but not least, Kansas has a variety of mobile service providers to pick from. Whether you're switching services or checking that your current plan will work in your new location, you'll want a provider that offers a diverse range of plans with varying data amounts, as well as responsive and helpful customer care if you run into any issues.
Family plans with several lines and pooled data allotment are available from some providers. Others offer unlimited data plans, which can be beneficial if you use a lot of data per month.
Moving to Kansas Tips
You'll also need to transfer from your current location to your new one, in addition to getting your digital life in order. Here are some pointers on how to move to a new location in Kansas.
Selecting a Relocation Firm
If you've decided to engage a moving company, do some preliminary research so you can book their services. Start researching what companies are available in both your present and new locations six months before your relocation date. SmartMove is a free online resource that can assist you in finding and comparing movers in Kansas.
Once you've determined which organizations are capable of moving you, use reviews to limit down your list. Excellent customer service, reasonable pricing, and dependability are all things to look for. Book their services once you've made your decision. Complete SmartMove's free moving checklist to prepare for the rest of your trip to Kansas!
Self-Moving Suggestions
Moving yourself is a fantastic alternative whether you want to save money on your Kansas relocation or simply appreciate the feeling of having complete control over your stuff from point A to point B. Before deciding to migrate, consider the following factors:
- Do you want your family and friends to assist you with the moving of boxes and furniture?
- Are you, your friends, or your family physically able to relocate?
- What contingency preparations do you have in place in case of inclement weather or an accident?
You can always employ local movers to assist you at the beginning and/or end of your journey.
Keep your receipts for your tax preparer whether you relocate yourself or hire a professional moving company. Check with your company to see if they would cover your relocation charges if you are relocating for a job.
After reading our Moving to California guide, you should have all of the tools and knowledge you need to make the transfer — and your arrival — as seamless as possible.
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