Fort Walton Beach, FL · USDOT 89741
17 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 1974
In the Census Bureau's 2024 survey, about 20,000 people living in Ohio had lived in Florida a year earlier. A 2-bedroom move from Miami to Columbus, about 1,174 miles, usually costs $3,100–$5,600. 441 licensed movers are based in Florida.
20,338
people moved from Florida to Ohio (±3,696)
19,342
moved the other way, from Ohio to Florida (±3,542)
Survey estimates: where two figures are closer than their margins of error, their order may not be real. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, State-to-State Migration Flows: 2024 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates.
Miami to Columbus, about 1,174 miles.
| Home | Typical weight | Usual cost | In summer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio1,800 lb | 1,800 lb | $1,800–$3,200 | $2,200–$4,000 |
| 1 bedroom2,800 lb | 2,800 lb | $2,250–$4,100 | $2,800–$5,050 |
| 2 bedrooms5,000 lb | 5,000 lb | $3,100–$5,600 | $3,850–$6,950 |
| 3 bedrooms7,500 lb | 7,500 lb | $3,850–$7,000 | $4,800–$8,650 |
| 4 bedrooms10,000 lb | 10,000 lb | $4,500–$8,150 | $5,600–$10,150 |
| 5+ bedrooms13,000 lb | 13,000 lb | $5,200–$9,450 | $6,450–$11,700 |
A model, not a quote: weight and distance, adjusted for season, fitted to published 2026 cost tables. Packing, stairs and specialty items add to these. How we model costs.
A 2-bedroom move, mid-month outside summer.
| Move | Miles | Usual cost |
|---|---|---|
| Miami to Columbus | 1,174 | $3,100–$5,600 |
| Miami to Cleveland | 1,287 | $3,100–$5,600 |
| Miami to Cincinnati | 1,127 | $3,100–$5,600 |
| Tampa to Columbus | 980 | $2,600–$4,900 |
| Tampa to Cleveland | 1,106 | $3,100–$5,600 |
| Tampa to Cincinnati | 920 | $2,600–$4,900 |
| Orlando to Columbus | 937 | $2,600–$4,900 |
| Orlando to Cleveland | 1,057 | $3,100–$5,600 |
| Orlando to Cincinnati | 887 | $2,600–$4,900 |
Road miles, estimated from the straight line between the cities.
Each holds active federal carrier authority with cargo insurance on file. Tick up to three to get quotes.
Fort Walton Beach, FL · USDOT 89741
17 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 1974
Jacksonville, FL · USDOT 2110929
1 truck · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2011
N Lauderdale, FL · USDOT 3610763
4 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2021
In our model a 2-bedroom move from Miami to Columbus, about 1,174 miles, usually costs $3,100–$5,600 mid-month outside summer; between the main cities on this page it runs from $2,600 to $5,600. A studio runs about $1,800–$3,200 and a 4-bedroom about $4,500–$8,150. Only a mover's written estimate is a price.
About 20,000 in a year. The Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey estimates 20,338, with a margin of error of ±3,696. About 19,000 moved from Ohio to Florida the same year. These count people, not households.
Between the main cities on this page, from about 887 to 1,287 miles by road; Miami to Columbus is about 1,174. Distances are estimated from the straight line between the cities; a mover's estimate uses the actual route.
Yes. The move crosses a state line, so the mover needs active interstate authority from the FMCSA under a USDOT number. Each mover listed here shows its authority and insurance status from FMCSA's files.
Outside June to August, and away from the last days of a month. In our model a summer move costs about 24% more, and the end of a month about 9% more.
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Movers in Florida and Ohio. Every move between states and the major cities: moving routes.