What building in La Grange Park actually involves
The village filled in mostly through the mid-century, leaving a consistent supply of ranches, Georgians, and split-levels on comfortable lots. There is less historic-district complexity here than in La Grange proper, which means fewer review steps and more freedom in how a project gets designed.
How we approach La Grange Park projects
The common projects are the ones that fix mid-century floor plans: opening the kitchen into adjacent living space, adding a primary suite where the original house had three same-sized bedrooms and one bath, finishing lower levels, and putting on rear additions that gain a family room. It is efficient work on sound houses, which is a good combination for a homeowner's budget.
What we are most often hired for here
- Primary suite additions
- Kitchen and family room openings
- Rear additions and four-season rooms
Recent Copper Tree work
Projects shown are drawn from across our Chicagoland service area, not exclusively from La Grange Park.