Olde Sawmill is a northwest Columbus neighborhood. Olde Sawmill is in the City of Columbus Corporation Limit.  The Olde Sawmill neighborhood is in the 43016 ZIP code.  43016 is, Dublin Ohio 43016.  Part of the Olde Sawmill neighborhood is in the Dublin School District and some is in the Worthington School District.  The school districts existed before the land was developed.

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I believe Olde Sawmill was the site of the BIA Parade of Homes.  1981?  1982?

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Olde Sawmill will be featured on a Facebook page today called 365 Places to Live in Columbus.  I started that page for Discover Columbus Ohio - Columbus real estate but immediately ran into technical difficulties with that site.  The content from a 2009 post has been recycled onto my main blog ColumbusBestBlog.com which has a page called '365 Places to Live in Columbus'... it is all connected.

The facebook page says: "'365 Places to Live in Columbus' is about neighborhoods, subdivisions, buildings, suburbs, etc. in Greater Columbus. Written by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER. Add your 'hood. etc. tell us about where you live in Central Ohio." Maybe I should change "Written" to "Hosted." The Facebook page is NOT meant to be a monologue. Tell people about your subdivision, neighborhood, school district, ZIP code.

If you use the "Olde Sawmill homes for sale" - Search link above you will be taken to the Real Living HER home search online. If you use that search you will be offered the opportunity to receive listings directly from the Columbus Board of REALTORS MLS...

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Olde Sawmill  Located in northwest Columbus, the neighborhood is in the Columbus city limits.

I believe the Olde Sawmill neighborhood is all in the  43016 ZIP code.  Well if you really want to know the truth I thought the neighborhood was in the 43235 ZIP code...

it's not...

Dublin OH 43016.  

The Olde Sawmill neighborhood is north of Hard Road, South of Summit View Road, East of Sawmill Road and west of Smoky Row Road.

Part of the Olde Sawmill neighborhood is in the Dublin School District and part is in the Worthington School District.  Right now the homes for sale in the Olde Sawmill neighborhood half are Dublin, half are Worthington.  The school district boundaries ín Central Ohio existed before the city of Columbus annexed the area which is Olde Sawmill today. 

Olde Sawmill has a  wide variety of home styles.  The BIA Parade of homes was in Olde Sawmill in the early 1980's, I believe. 

Olde Sawmill homes
Dublin homes for sale a market  report the Dublin School District
Worthington homes for sale  a market report the Worthington School District

Central Ohio school district links including Dublin and Worthington -Central Ohio Schools

There is a Dublin elementary school and middle school within the Old Sawmill neighborhood:
Olde Sawmill Elementary School - 2485 Olde Sawmill Blvd, Dublin OH, 43016
Ann Davis Middle School - 2400 Sutter Pkwy, Columbus, OH 43016

Maureen McCabe Real Living HER Worthington

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Roof Speed! Curious what that means? Read More! February 2009 Blog!

Hello Columbus, OH Homeowners!

Fred Baisden Here with Burgess&Vest; Roofing and Home Restoration Company!

I want to touch on a subject that A LOT of homeowners are nervous about, roof installation pace.

I have heard from homeowners that they have hired a contractor and they came out and;
took they're time removing/tearing off shingles, took they're time applying felt paper, took they're time etc....

You got the point! The dangers of doing "slow work" is the fact that If you pay your crews what they deserve then they are happy to WORK HARD for you! It is also less dangerous for the homeowner.

Please allow me to explain. You contract with a company. The Contractor company comes out to do the install.  (That is if they aren't already BOOKED SOLID FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH that is!)

They work slow which means that it takes longer, mind you that things come up out of your/their control, ie: mechanical issues, etc. The crew themselves are just plain "slow". The end result, your roof takes longer and once it becomes dark they must pack up and finish in the following morning leaving your "bare roof exposed" to the WRATH OF MOTHER NATURE!

Not a pretty site Eh?

Not to worry with Burgess&Vest Roofing and Home Restoration Company

We are literally installing two roofs simultaneously TODAY! We are installing in excess of 40 Squares and keep in mind they are full roof installations and the guys will break for a (1) HOUR LUNCH as usual.

This blog is intended to educate you in the entire installation process so that you as the homeowner and possible client can be better informed as to what, when and where to go when you need help, because i can say this without any hesitation, you will need help.

Just be careful as to hiring a competent and reputable contractor.

Until Next Time!
Columbus, OH Homeowners!

Fred Baisden
www.burgessroofing4less.com
614-668-2881 Cellular Phone

Keeping America Beautiful! One Roof at a Time!

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