Guide by an independent Vivint Authorized Dealer
Where Is Vivint Available?
Vivint is available in all 50 United States and in Canada (through TELUS since 2022), covering more than 90% of United States households, with availability determined per address by technician coverage and cellular signal rather than by state. This guide lists where Vivint installs, the 3 reasons an address can be unserviceable, how rural homes qualify, and the 2 ways to check your address.
Prices and terms verified October 7, 2026. Vivint sets all prices; dealer promotions are listed separately.
Which States Have Vivint?
All 50 states have Vivint service, and Puerto Rico does not; coverage inside each state depends on technician territories, which reach urban, suburban, and most rural areas, and the Vivint service areas pages list permit rules and lead times by state.
Why Would an Address Be Unserviceable?
An address is unserviceable for 3 reasons: no cellular signal at the home for the Smart Hub's radio, no technician coverage within driving range for installation and service, or a building type Vivint does not install in, such as some high-rise units with shared entries.
Does Vivint Serve Rural Areas?
Yes, Vivint serves rural areas where cellular signal exists; installation lead times run longer than in metro areas because technicians travel further, and homes with weak signal use an external cellular antenna fitted during installation.
How Do You Check Vivint Availability for Your Address?
You check Vivint availability in 2 ways: request a quote with your address, which the dealer checks against Vivint's serviceability map, or call the dealer at +1 (507) 460-0098; both return an answer and, where available, the next installation window.
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