Clintonville lots are narrow and tree-covered, and the bungalows, Tudors, colonials, and Cape Cods here mostly date from the 1910s to the 1950s. Decks are usually modest and have to share space with a detached garage, a driveway, and big old trees. Along the Glen Echo ravine and other wooded slopes, the back of a lot can drop off quickly, making a raised deck the only flat outdoor space. Because Clintonville is part of Columbus, permits go through the City of Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services.
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Clintonville is a Columbus neighborhood that runs north from Ohio State along High Street and Indianola Avenue, with the Olentangy River and Whetstone Park on its west side and wooded ravines like Glen Echo cutting through. Clintonville is a neighborhood inside the City of Columbus.
Homes here: Mostly homes from the 1910s to the 1950s: bungalows, Tudors, colonials, and Cape Cods on narrow, tree-covered lots, many with detached garages.
Permits and approvals: Because Clintonville is part of Columbus, permits go through the City of Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services. We’ll talk through what applies to your property on the estimate.
Neighborhoods include Old Beechwold, Glen Echo, Overbrook Ridge, Indianola area and Whetstone area.
Every service below is available to homeowners in Clintonville (43214, 43202).
New decks designed around your house, your lot, and how you actually use your backyard.
See details →Low-upkeep composite and PVC decking that skips the yearly staining and sealing.
See details →Fix soft boards, loose railings, sinking posts, and failing ledgers before they get worse.
See details →Pressure-treated and cedar decks with the natural look and feel of real wood.
See details →Pergolas, shade structures, and roofed decks that make your deck usable in sun and rain.
See details →New or replacement railings and stairs in wood, composite, aluminum, or cable.
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Call now (614) 555-0104Clintonville is a neighborhood inside Columbus, so deck permits go through the City of Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services rather than a suburb. Attached and raised decks typically need a permit, and zoning rules cover setbacks on narrow lots. We'll talk through what likely applies during your free estimate.