1620 York RoadUnit 101 Timonium, MD 21093 US

Xfinity Store by Comcast Branded Partner

Most, but not all, Xfinity locations offer appointments. If a location offers appointments, there will be a link at the top of this page, below the store address.

Appointments are not mandatory but can help ensure reduced wait times during peak business hours. When arriving, there may still be a brief wait until the next representative becomes available.

Paying a bill? If you don’t need to speak with a representative, no appointment is needed! Xfinity self-service kiosks are located inside all Xfinity stores. Or you can pay your bill online anytime, on any device.

Cancelling one or more Xfinity services? We hate to see you go, but if you have to cancel, we’ll make it easy. In addition to a store visit, you can cancel your Xfinity services in several ways:

• Cancel through Xfinity Assistant
• Cancel over the phone
• Learn about bereavement options

Walk-ins are always welcomed.

New and existing customers should bring a valid government-issued ID.

If you’re signing up for new services, please bring proof of residence. Please note we may be required to run a credit check.

Come prepared to discuss your current services with other providers, including your current data usage.

Be sure to bring your latest bill from your current mobile carrier so we can find ways to save you money with Xfinity Mobile.

Download the Xfinity app prior to your visit. We’d love to walk you through how it works and all the ways it enhances your services. Visit xfinity.com/apps to explore our apps and self-service options.

Review the differences between user roles. Not all household users are authorized to make changes to an Xfinity account.

To pick up or exchange equipment, the Primary User or Manager on the account must be present.

If you are simply returning equipment, anybody can drop it off for you at one of our Xfinity stores.

If you are not already an Xfinity Mobile customer, be sure to bring your latest bill from your current mobile carrier so we can find ways to save you money with Xfinity Mobile.

Check out the savings calculator to see what you can save when you switch to Xfinity Mobile.

To sign up for Xfinity Mobile, you’ll need to have Xfinity Internet. If you don’t currently have Xfinity Internet, we can walk you through our plans during your visit.

Please bring all phones and devices you would like to add to your plan, and be prepared with your account number and pin.

Apple users: Please bring your Apple ID and password, and back up your current device prior to your visit.

For trouble shooting tips to try at home, go to Xfinity.com/mobile/support

Have questions about your Xfinity services? We’re here to help find the best solutions to keep you connected. Before you visit, there are a few tips we’d love to share:

• For quick solutions to some common questions, visit Xfinity.com/support
• Check for local outages at Xfinity.com/outage
• Download the Xfinity app prior to your visit. Visit xfinity.com/apps to explore our apps and self-service options.

Canceling one or more Xfinity services? We hate to see you go, but if you have to cancel, we’ll make it easy. In addition to a store visit, you can cancel your Xfinity services in several ways:

• Cancel through Xfinity Assistant
• Cancel over the phone
• Learn about bereavement options

You must be an existing Comcast Business Internet customer in order to sign up for Comcast Business Mobile. If you don’t currently have Comcast Business Internet, visit business.comcast.com to get started.

Here are a few things to bring with you to ensure a smooth visit: Your account number, a credit card connected to your Comcast Business account, and your photo ID.

If you do not have your account number, log into My Account to access all your account information.

Customers do not have to wear a face mask unless otherwise required by federal, state or local municipality mandates.

By visiting a store, you acknowledge that in the past 14 days neither you nor anyone else in your household has been under active quarantine or isolation for COVID-19