Have you been thinking about leaving Philly? In case you have come to realize that, no matter how great a city it is, this place just no longer has enough to offer to you, we are here to encourage your decision to seek for a better home. How about Columbus, Ohio? Being the state capital, Columbus is a well-developed city with plenty to do, especially if your plan is to pursue a career. But, before we move on to tell you a little bit more about the city itself, we should note that Trico Long Distance Movers are here to do more than just support your choice to relocate. In fact, we are here to take care of the whole relocation process for you if needed.

Our long distance moving company can make your moving experience completely stress-free, given that our staff members are trained to deal with tricky move-related tasks efficiently, so that you don’t have to lift a finger. Trico Long Distance Movers can wrap all your household items and move your entire home, and transport your vehicle, too. Furthermore, you can count on us to move your business and employees, as well. In case you find yourself looking for a safe place to store your belongings – again, we are the ones to turn to, as we provide specially designed storage units for all your stuff. Finally, we are also willing to give you a free moving estimate first, so that you can start planning your moving budget early enough. And remember, you can count on all these services regardless of where you are moving from and to!

For more details on particular moving services, do not hesitate to contact us anytime you want – we are looking forward to your call. Now, let’s get back to Columbus.

About Columbus, Ohio

Columbus is, as previously mentioned, the capital city of the state of Ohio. In addition to this, it is also the seat of Franklin County and the most populous city in Ohio, with more than 850,000 people calling it home. The economy of Columbus is quite diverse, including education, banking, fashion, and insurance as some of its most significant sectors.

When it comes to weather, you should know that the city you’re moving to has a humid continental climate, which means you can expect hot and muggy summers and somewhat cold and usually dry winters. Once you relocate there, there will be so many great places for you to spend all the pleasant days outdoors, including several beautiful parks such as Goodale Park, The Big Darby Creek, and others.

Where to Live in Columbus, Ohio

Before you get down to packing, remember that you need to explore your future destination to check which part of it is the best for you to relocate to. As this is a particularly significant part of your research, we’ve decided to help you with that, too. So, here’s a list of some of the best neighborhoods in Columbus that you should keep in mind:

• German Village
• Clintonville
• Merion Village
• Eastmoor
• Westgate

As previously mentioned, we are at your disposal if you need some further information. Once you have all the details you need, give us a call to set the relocation date, and we’ll get down to business. Trico Long Distance Movers are waiting for you.