Maid to Mop has been cleaning central Ohio homes and businesses for the past eighteen years. Many of our longest-standing customers are in Hillard.

A Word From a Hilliard Customer

I travel a lot and it’s nice to be able to trust Maid to Mop with my keys and know my house will be cleaned when I get home.

— Jean Douglas, Hilliard, Ohio

Hilliard Overview

Hilliard, Ohio, 2010 population 28,435, area 11.1 sq mi, is a city in Franklin Country, Ohio bordered on the east by Upper Arlington, on the north by Dublin, on the south by Columbus and Galloway, and on the west by farmland. Hilliard is within the ZIP code 43026 and area code 614.

Hilliard Happenings

Do Hilliard Businesses Feel Safe After Blaho Arrested?. At least seven Hilliard businesses and one neighbor were alledgedly robbed by Christopher Blaho during January and February. NBC4i.com, Feb 22 2012 10:53 AM.

Permit fees vary widely; some are rising. For more on the wide range of local permit fees paid by Franklin County residents, watch Dispatch reporter Quan Truong on WBNS-10TV between 6:30 and 7 this morning, or go to 10TV.com . Reynoldsburg businesses that want to install signs might be paying more - up to five times as much - just to get permission. The Columbus Dispatch, Feb 21 2012 6:46 AM.

New Program Helps Rescue Dogs From Southern Ohio. Dozens of rescued dogs from southern Ohio were brought to Columbus in search of new homes, 10TV News reported on Monday. WBNS, Feb 20 2012 10:17 PM.

London Man Admits To 18 Armed Robberies, CPD Says. A 25-year-old London man admits to 18 robberies and tells detectives he was committing the robberies to feed his drug habit, CPD says. NBC4i.com, Feb 20 2012 6:07 PM.

Hilliard History

The original Hilliard area was formed in 1853 when Piqua resident John Reed Hilliard platted farmland purchased in western Franklin County. Known as “Hiliard’s Station” originally, the land was purchased in anticipation of the growth of the new Columbus, Piqua, and Indiana Railroad, which passed through the farmland.

While the area's economy was initially dominated by farming, the proximity of the railroad brought commercial and industrial success. In 1854, the word “Station” was dropped from the town's name and a post office was established. The Village of Hilliard was established in 1869 with a population of only 280 residents.

Residential development proceeded slowly through the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, but the pace of growth accelerated dramatically during the 1950’s and 1960’s after construction of three large subdivisions and connection to Columbus sewer and water systems. The Village of Hilliard, 1950 population of 610, achieved the status of a city in 1960 with a population of 5,633.