I ended up scratching the hardwood floors in both houses because I didn’t use the right pads under the couch and dining table. That mistake alone cost me more than if I’d hired a good moving company. What I’ve learned is that local knowledge is key—Columbus traffic, construction zones, and even parking around some neighborhoods can add hours to your day if you’re not prepared. These days I always recommend checking reliable sources before committing to a mover. [url=https://nationalmovers.org/movers/columbus-oh/]My cousin used this site to find movers in Columbus[/url]. He told me it was way easier to compare services there instead of guessing which company might be good. He ended up with movers who were not only affordable but also careful with his stuff, which gave him a lot more peace of mind. My personal advice is to ask every company upfront about hidden fees like stair charges or fuel surcharges—those can sneak in quickly. Also, don’t be afraid to book early, especially during summer when moving demand spikes. Columbus might not feel as overwhelming as bigger cities, but the details can still trip you up if you’re not ready.