UtilitiesElectric/Gas | Cable/Phone/Internet | Water/Sewer/Trash | Cell PhoneElectric/GasMost buildings and neighborhoods have limited choices for electric and gas providers. Check to see which companies provide service in your area and make sure to set up service beforehand. There’s nothing worse than moving in the heat of summer or cold of winter when your electric hasn’t been turned on yet!
Cable/Phone/InternetWashington, D.C. has many companies and choices for your cable, internet, and phone needs. Be sure to check out and compare the many different options and services. Many companies offer bundled packages with cost savings if you need all three services. Also be sure to check which services are available in your neighborhood and your building. Due to older buildings and wiring, not all companies can provide service to your apartment. YourNewCity.com Recommendations: Between waiting for the metro trains and the time to your destination, oftentimes you will be underground for up to an hour at a time. With Verizon cell phone service, you can stay connected to all your important calls, texts, emails, and web service. Besides, you might as well surf the web while waiting for the next train! Going to be working in DC? Consider signing up for a Verizon laptop air service card so you can keep on working on your laptop while riding Metro. Bundled Services Cable/Internet/Phone
Using your school or company’s internet and not wanting expensive cable? Try these alternatives:
Water/Sewer/TrashReturn to topCell PhoneWhether you’re keeping your old number, or need a new cell phone number and service when you move to DC, consider Verizon Wireless. It is the only cell phone service that works in DC's underground Metro Stations. Other considerations are the convenience of personal service and locations. With over 30 locations in and around the DC area, AT&T (formerly Cingular) might be the right choice for you. Cell Phones and Service Return to top |