Highland Park has one of the most architecturally diverse housing stocks on the North Shore — multiple historic districts, and homes designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw, Arthur Heun, and Robert Seyfarth sit alongside renovated classics and modern infill. Shingle style, Georgian Revival, Italian Villa, Second Empire, and Prairie-influenced homes are all genuinely present.
This is a town where homeowners are often protective of a specific historic style, and rightly so. We approach siding, trim, and window work here with that in mind — the goal is an exterior update that reads as authentic to the home's period, not a generic upgrade layered on top of it. In neighborhoods like Ravinia, that same care extends to how the work sits against a tree-lined street.
What we do in Highland Park: siding, roofing, windows and doors, and portico & column work — planned first, then installed by our own crew.
Every Highland Park project starts with the same written plan — here's the work itself, in detail.
No pressure, no handoffs. We look at the house, talk through the options, and put a plan on paper before any decisions get made.