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As you handle all of the details and plans related to your move to Columbus, let us here at All My Sons Moving & Storage gift you with an extremely tasty summer recipe as a housewarming gesture. Try this dish out and enjoy the delectable flavors of summer. It is simple, and now you have a trick up your sleeve for one of your first dinners in Columbus.

Gazpacho

What better way to enjoy a comforting soup while still remaining cool in the scorching summer months? This cold soup is exotic and flavorful, and the perfect thing to make right after your move to Columbus.

Ingredients:

1 1/2 pounds vine-ripened tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped

Tomato juice

1 cup cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped

1/2 cup chopped red bell pepper

1/2 cup chopped red onion

1 small jalapeno, seeded and minced

1 medium garlic clove, minced

1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil

1 lime, juiced

2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar

2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce

1/2 teaspoon toasted, ground cumin

1 teaspoon kosher salt

1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

2 tablespoons fresh basil leaves, chiffonade

Directions:

Boil 6 quarts of water on high. Slice the tomatoes and add them to the pot for fifteen seconds, and then transfer them to iced water. Peel and seed the tomatoes, and then strain them for the juice. Add extra tomato juice until you have a cup of it. Add the rest of the ingredients except the basil to the mix, and then blend them all for 15-20 seconds. Cover and chill for about two hours, serve with basil, and enjoy your first meal in your new home after your move to Columbus!

There are a number of tips and tricks to find affordable apartments in Columbus, and although we won’t go into too much detail here, we would like to use this opportunity to talk about two tips and list a few apartment options.

The number one tip your local Columbus moving company could give you is that you should not be afraid to negotiate the rent. Don’t blindly accept a price because everything is negotiable. The second most important tip is to save! Save on everything you do for a few months, and then save during the moving process by checking out the local Columbus moving company with the best rates.

Here are some of the affordable apartments in Columbus:

Barclay Square

This simple and rustic looking apartment complex is one of the best out of all the affordable apartments in Columbus. It is well kept on the outside and they offer one bedroom and two bedroom apartments starting at $479.

Olentangy Village

Olentangy has the look and feel like something out of a quaint all American love story, and your local Columbus moving company knows that you fall in love with the prices and appeal. Close to everything downtown, Olentangy is perfect for people who need public transportation. Rent starts at $550.

Bolton Estates

Compact, single floor buildings (making it easy to move in and thus a favorite of your local Columbus moving company). Botlon Estates apartments are well kept, start at $550, have wide open spaces, and is in the kind of area that you could raise the kids in!

Father’s Day is a time for love, appreciation, fun, and also a few corny dad jokes. Here’s a great night you can plan for dear old dad. Some of these spots are favorites of the Columbus movers at All My Sons Moving and Storage.

Treat dad to a great night out and maybe a nice card with some sappy words with this guide on where to celebrate Father’s Day in Columbus.

Flight of The Conchords

Speaking of corny dad jokes, The Flight of the Conchords is a comedy music duo from New Zealand with corny but fun jokes that your dad could get into. As long as he’s not offended easily, this Father’s Day in Columbus make it an early treat for dad at the Palace Theater on June 14^th.

Boat House Restaurant

A great location on the Scioto river at the point where it splits into two separate streams, the Boat House has got good vibes, good food, and decent prices. If dad’s looking for a great steak, this is the spot to go. If he eats too much, you’ll have to call our Columbus movers and we will carry him back home for you!

Columbus Idea Foundry

Do you think dad would like to learn how to blacksmith a bottle opener from scratch and table saw tricks all at the same time? It’s too bad Columbus movers don’t have any need for table saws because the Columbus Idea Foundry is a great place to learn some new skills and have fun. Take dad here this Father’s Day in Columbus and we guarantee he’ll have a great time!

Late Screening: Raiders of the Lost Ark

This classic film is almost 30 years old and you father probably has fond memories of watching it as a younger man. Top off the evening with a trip to see it in theaters with him this Father’s Day in Columbus.

Local Columbus moving companies do a lot of driving and moving; that’s what we’re good at. Now it seems that new transportation technology in Columbus could change forever.

The U.S. Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) is looking to invest $40 million dollars into a city that can transform their new transportation technology into something smarter, faster, and more efficient. Right now Columbus is in the final seven cities left to choose from and people are taking notice. The grant, known as the Smart City Grant, is specific to public transportation, so local moving companies like All My Sons Columbus will have to stick to using moving trucks for the meantime.

The D.O.T. wants cities that have made it to the final round to really show them how they can make a difference with the invested money, how new transportation technology in Columbus will be used, and how they can get the most return in terms of populations enjoyment and real change in the public transportation industry.

Columbus has not submitted its final application as of yet, but local officials suggest that the idea is for the city to have autonomous, electric vehicles that accept payments from the riders individually. Columbus mayor Andrew Ginther says that he wants Columbus to become the “Silicon Valley of intelligent transportation systems.” That’s a bold claim, and needless to say, new transportation technology in Columbus is something the locals can get behind.

We are hopeful that Columbus wins the grants and has a chance to create something new that will change the way we see public transportation forever. Maybe one day in the far future, local Columbus moving companies will be electronic cars too!

If you are searching for the best home inspectors in Columbus, it means you’re probably close to buying a home. All My Sons Moving & Storage Columbus movers want to congratulate you on this big step you’re taking! This is an exciting but also a very important time because it’s crucial that you hire the best possible home inspectors in Columbus in order to guarantee you get the best home you can find.

With that in mind, here’s a list of the best home inspection services in Columbus courtesy of your local moving company:

Wharton Inspections, LLC

This company is certified, has A-ratings, awards, and approval ratings through the proverbial roof. Wharton Inspections, LLC is a great place to find qualified home inspectors in Columbus. They give free estimates just like the Columbus movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage. Call them at (614) 396-1508.

InspectOhio, LLC

This is another highly rated home inspection company in Columbus who have been in business for almost 25 years. InspectOhio is also offers pest control. Give them a call at (740) 262-0939.

Pro Check Engineering

These are the serious engineers and structure experts in the home inspection game. Pro Check Engineering has a track record of speed and timeliness and will have your report done before the Columbus movers even arrive. Call them at (614) 841-0217.

Columbus Advances Inspections, LLC

And finally the last of the home inspectors in Columbus with the best reviews: Columbus Advances Inspections, LLC is located in Dublin and services the entire Columbus area. Much like the others on this list, Columbus Advanced Inspections, LLC sets itself apart as one of the best home inspection services in Columbus.

So you’re renting an apartment in Victorian Village. You’ve picked a great spot because this is one of the best suburbs in Columbus. Victorian Village was the first suburb in Columbus and it has a rich history dating back 150 years. The area is known for its quaint local charm, mom and pop shops, beautiful neighborhoods, and down to earth Victorian Village movers. Beyond all of that, it’s got that unmistakable mid-western charm.

Apartments in Victorian Village can vary in price and it all depends on how close you get to downtown Columbus. On the outskirts you can find some great apartments for very reasonable prices.

Move to Village West – Only one to two bedroom apartments available. Apartments start at $975 for the single bedroom. The neighborhood is safe and quiet, making it a great choice for families.

Alexandria Colony – Not too far from the Victorian Village movers at All My Sons, so moving to Alexandria Colony will be easy! Two bedroom homes start at $915, so it’s also the cheapest in the area.

Tribeca – This semi high rise apartment building has apartments for rent. You’ll definitely need Victorian Village movers if you’ve got a lot of heavy stuff; those elevators can be unforgiving. Great amenities and a short distance from everything you need, the price is right starting at $950 for a one bedroom.

Those are the cheapest apartments in Victoria Village Columbus. Happy moving from everyone at All My Sons!

Clintonville Ohio has it going on! This suburb of Columbus, Ohio is a great spot for parents with young kids. Explore Clintonville with your kids this weekend with some suggestions from the All My Sons Clintonville movers:

Take a Stroll – The city is starting to warm up, so shake off those snow covered jackets and take a walk through Clintonville with your children. Dress comfy and take in the scene of this beautiful area.

The Flag Lady’s Flag Store – Get a taste of the locals when you visit Mary Leavitt’s flag store. Every child who comes to the store gets a handheld flag. The store sells, well you guessed it, flags. Remember that the Clintonville movers sent you!

The Laughing Ogre – Take a detour and head into the Laughing Ogre to shop for some comics or look at some of the detailed models. This is hands down a great spot in Clintonville, Ohio for you and your kids.

The Train Station – Nope, not the actual Clintonville train station, this is a great little model train store. If you’re coming from the Laughing Ogre and still need a fix of great models and landscapes, check them out!

City Folk’s Farm Shop – This Clintonville gem stands out as one of the best places to visit in Clintonville with your kids. As the shop name suggests, this is a spot for you and your children to get supplies to build a garden. Your own little farm kit comes with everything you need to start planting and raising your own vegetables. This is guaranteed to keep your kids busy, and it may even lead to some life lessons!

The 2016 Powell Street Market is coming up at the beginning of next month on Sunday May 3^rd from 9 am to 4 pm. Residents and people new to the area that are looking for things to do in Powell, this is the spot for you. Firstly, you’ll find some great things for your new apartment or house, and even some replacements for anything that your Powell movers didn’t bring.

The Powell Street Market is free! There’s no admission and no parking fees, so if you’ve been trying new ways to save for an apartment in Powell, then try stick to the cheap stuff. Free events like the Powell Street Market are a great way to save time, but you might also score some cheap apartment furniture.

The market is open rain or shine, and the streets are lined with over 70 different shops and markets. The eclectic furniture and stylish wares means you can decorate your new apartment without burning a hole in your wallet, while trying out some new styles at the same time.

This year some of the vendors include My Soaps LLC, Katie’s Craftations, Candle with a Cause, and even a store named Uncommon, Unique & Eclectic Art & Jewelry; you probably don’t need a hint to figure out what kind of great apartment art they might sell, but it’s probably uncommon and unique!

Head over to downtown Powell in order to pick up some antiques and maybe even a cheap lunch in the city.

If you’ve just moved to Columbus, Ohio, on behalf of Columbus movers All My Sons, welcome to the neighborhood! We wish you the best in your new endeavors in this great city. When you decide to move to Columbus, just as when you move anywhere else, part of the procedure becomes getting set up again. You need to find Columbus dentists, plumbers, electricians, and doctors, just to name a few. Part of our mission at All My Sons Columbus is to make your transition as smooth as possible. We not only offer great moving services, but our moving blog is here to give you some of the best tips for moving.

Below is our short list of dentists in Columbus Ohio that have the best reviews in the area. The first step to making Columbus your new home is to get all your routines set in this new city. Visit one of the dentists in Columbus, Ohio:

Grandview Dental Care – Grandview is currently running a new patient special which is perfect for those who just finished a move to Columbus. Dental cleaning and x-rays are $99. You have the opportunity to try out the dentists at Grandview and it won’t be expensive.

Oak Creek Dental Care – This is one of the friendly dentists in Columbus that wants to give back to the community. Friday April 29th, Oak Creek Dental will be providing free dental services from 8am to 2pm. Patients can receive a free cleaning, free filling, or free extraction.

Columbus Cosmetic Dental – This is a great family dentist in the city. Although they are not currently running any specials for new patients, Columbus Cosmetic Dental is still one of the highest rated dentists in the area.

The moving and packing company of Columbus is excited to announce the kick off of the Columbus Documentary Week at Gateway Film Center. The week will start off with a special screening of an Ohio-made documentary and an Ohio State tradition, “Hang On Sloopy: The Movie.”

“Hang On Sloopy: The Movie” will be introduced by the OSU former football coach Earle Bruce and will include a live performance by the OSU Men’s Glee Club. Immediately following the documentary will be a question and answer session with the movie producer, Dave Whinham, and the former OSU marching band director, Paul Droste, and current movie director, Christopher Hoch.

The Columbus Documentary Week will feature other films that look into different aspects including politics with movies such as “The Brainwashing of My Dad,” heartwarming tales such as “King Georges,” and social concerns with the movie “Paper Tigers.”

The Gateway’s director of communications, Johnny DiLoretto stated that “The growing number of quality documentaries, along with the growing audience interest, struck for perfect timing.” In its 10^th bi-yearly edition, DiLoretto applauded the President of Gateway, Chris Hamel, for his work organizing this event.

DiLoretto continued to say that the growth in interest for documentaries has been sparked by a larger access to filming and editing equipment, plus an increase in people wanting to tell the tales that have affected their lives. He stated that he feels an important quality of documentaries is that they give an opportunity to shine light on a variety of topics that go otherwise unnoticed.

The Gateway’s Columbus Documentary Week will officially run from Thursday to Monday, with a few documentary related events taking place the following week. All My Sons Columbus knows this is something you won’t want to miss!