The Timeless Spirit of The Mallway and Historic UA
Upper Arlington is a community that feels established the moment you pull onto the brick paved streets of the Mallway. As the first commercial district in the city this area is the heart of Old Arlington and is home to local landmarks like the Miller Park library and Jones Middle School. The historic buildings in the 43221 area have a distinct character that requires a careful touch to maintain. Between the seasonal pollen and the humidity that settles under the heavy tree canopy it does not take long for dark streaks to appear on original brickwork or siding.
Caring for the Stately Architecture of the Southern District
The winding streets south of Lane Avenue are famous for their park like feel and massive oak trees. This part of town which was once known as the Country Club District is filled with incredible stone and timber homes near the Scioto Country Club. While the shade from those mature trees is a huge part of the local charm it also means that roofs and walkways in this area deal with a lot of moisture. It is common to see moss and algae taking hold on the north side of these properties which can really dull the appearance of even the most well kept estate.
Modern Upkeep for the Neighborhoods Near Northam Park
Further north in the 43220 area the focus shifts to the active community hubs surrounding Northam Park and the Kingsdale district. Whether you are spending your weekend at the tennis courts or heading over to the Tremont Road library the local energy is always high. The residential streets in this part of the city see a lot of foot traffic and environmental dust especially during the busier seasons. Properties along the Fishinger Road and Reed Road corridors often face extra grit from the daily commute which makes a regular exterior wash essential for keeping a home looking sharp.
