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Can Utility Services Be Transferred to a New Address? Transferring your utility services when moving can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be. In this informative video, we’ll guide you through the essential steps to ensure a smooth transition of your utility services to your new address. We'll cover how to notify your current utility companies and the importance of doing this ahead of your moving day. You’ll learn how to check if your current providers operate in your new area and what to do if they don’t.

We’ll also discuss the process of researching new utility companies, including critical details to prepare when contacting them. Additionally, we’ll highlight the importance of scheduling installation appointments for services like internet and cable to avoid gaps in connectivity.

Updating your billing address is another key aspect we’ll touch on to ensure you receive all final bills accurately. If you’re purchasing a home, we’ll explain how utility transfers work between sellers and buyers. For those building new homes, we’ll cover the extra steps needed to set up utilities.

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