Cuyahoga Falls, in Summit County, is about 26 road miles from our base in Brunswick. We paint commercial, institutional and multi-family buildings here, starting with a walkthrough at your building and a written scope and price.
Cuyahoga Falls’ commercial buildings
- The Cuyahoga Falls Downtown Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places, with a period of significance from 1836 to 1954.
- The city’s design guidelines describe downtown building styles ranging from Greek Revival and Italianate to Queen Anne, Craftsman and Neoclassical Revival.
- Commercial areas include Downtown CF, Portage Crossing, The Plaza at Chapel Hill, Riverwalk & Watermark, Steels Corners and Chestnut Crossing, and the city is expanding its industrial corridor.
Planning exterior work in Cuyahoga Falls
The city’s Downtown Historic District Design Guidelines say that painting a building a different color from its current one needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Design and Historic Review Board — in the Downtown Historic District and on designated landmarks. Contact city staff before scheduling a color change there.