Moving to Oklahoma Guide

Getting Ready to Move to Oklahoma

Oklahoma, which shares its entire southern border with Texas, and touches five additional states along its other borders, is a tremendous place to live. No matter where in Oklahoma you will be moving, SmartMove is at the ready with tools to help you execute your move with ease.

Moving to the great state of Oklahoma without subjecting yourself to tremendous stress will involve plenty of  preparation and planning. This is true whether you will be renting a new place or buying your home. With the handy tools available at SmartMove, you will be able to plan your move with ease and confidence, save yourself a bit of money on a variety of moving-related expenses, and set up everything you need to get you going in your new Oklahoma home. Read on for a complete moving to Oklahoma guide.

Check out providers by city

• Ada
• Ardmore
• Bartlesville
• Broken Arrow
• Duncan
• Edmond
• Enid
• Lawton
• Muskogee
• Norman
• Oklahoma City
• Owasso
• Ponca City
• Stillwater
• Tulsa
• Yukon

Preparing to Move Your Digital Life to Oklahoma

Modern life relies heavily on online and digital connections for entertainment and communication. SmartMove can keep you linked to Oklahoma's most dependable Internet, cable TV, and phone service providers.

Internet Services in Oklahoma

Internet services that provide strong WiFi connections are widely available throughout Oklahoma. A strong Internet connection is important for a variety of activities, including working from home, online schooling, and streaming movies or television.

Fast download speeds are important for working from home, as well as for online gaming, which is enjoyed by people of all ages. If you work from home, or if your children attend school virtually, you will want to make sure that you have a fast and reliable Internet connection. The average upload speed in Oklahoma is 9 Mbps. This is slightly lower than the national average of 10 Mbps.

Fast Internet connections are also important for streaming movies and television. With a fast Internet connection, you can stream movies and shows in high definition, without having to worry about buffering or lag.

High-speed Internet from your Internet provider of choice is available in all parts of Oklahoma. However, the specific speeds and pricing will vary depending on your location and the type of Internet connection that you choose.

The best Internet will be available in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Norman. These cities have the highest average Internet speeds in the state. Broadband Internet is widely available in Oklahoma, with nearly 100% of households having access to a broadband Internet connection.

Cable Providers Available in Oklahoma

There are several cable service providers currently operating in Oklahoma. Depending on if you are relocating to the Pan Handle or anywhere else in Oklahoma, you may be able to choose between one or more of them for your TV, Internet, and phone needs. Sparklight, Charter, Cox, and Suddenlink all offer service in the state and setting up new service, or moving your service if your existing provider is also operating in Oklahoma, is a snap with SmartMove.

Having live TV and on-demand content is one of the best parts of having a cable TV subscription. TV services that offer both live and on-demand content give you the best of both worlds. Having a reliable modem and router is important because a lot of the time you will be streaming content wirelessly to your devices.

One of the most important factors in choosing a cable company is customer service. You want to make sure that you have a company that you can rely on when you need them. Another factor to consider is whether or not the company offers any type of price guarantee.

Smart TVs such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV are great ways to watch your favorite shows without having to pay for a cable subscription. You can also use these devices to stream movies, music, and games.

Streaming services on streaming devices are filled with streaming apps such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and HBO. With these apps, you can watch movies, TV shows, and live sports.

Phone Services in Oklahoma

Depending on your needs, you may want a traditional landline phone, a cell phone, or a VoIP (Voice over IP) phone. A landline phone is a good option if you want a reliable connection and do not need to take your phone with you when you leave the house. A cell phone is a good option if you need to be able to take your phone with you when you leave the house. A VoIP phone is a good option if you want a reliable connection and do not mind using your Internet connection for your phone calls.

Moving to Oklahoma: Resources and Support

You'll also need to move from your current location to your future one, in addition to getting your digital life in order. Here are some moving recommendations for Oklahoma residents.

How to Choose a Moving Company

If you've decided to engage a moving company, you should perform your homework far ahead of time so that you can book their services. Start looking at companies that are available both where you are and where you want to go about six months before your move date. SmartMove is a free online tool to help you identify and compare Oklahoma moving companies.

Once you've determined which firms are capable of moving your belongings, use reviews to narrow down your list. Excellent customer service, price, and dependability are all important factors to consider. Reserve their services once you've chosen a decision. Then use SmartMove's free moving checklist to prepare for the rest of your Oklahoma relocation.

How to Move Yourself

Moving yourself is a terrific alternative if you want to save money on your Oklahoma move or simply appreciate the feeling of having complete control over your stuff from point A to point B. Before you decide to relocate, think about the following questions:

• Do you truly want your family and friends to assist you with moving boxes and furniture?
• Are you, your friends, and your family physically fit enough to move?
• What are your contingency plans in case of terrible weather or an accident?

You can also hire local movers to assist you at the beginning and/or end of your travel.

Don't forget to keep your receipts for your tax preparer, whether you relocate yourself or employ a professional moving company. If you're relocating for employment, see if your company pays for your relocation.