Mr. Porch Inc

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3076 N Elston Ave
Chicago, IL 60618

(877) 677-6724
www.mrporch.com

Contact: Knight, Frank

Business Description: We specialize in two and three story wood porches built in the City of Chicago and surrounding suburbs. We handle everything from Architectural design to getting permits for the work that is to be performed. Here at Mr. Porch, Inc we strive for excellence. In the Last three years we have built and passed City inspections on over 600 porches. Additional DBA - Mr Porch.

Services: Decks

In Business Since: 2006

Service Area: Chicago

On Angie's List Since: 7/1/2011

Warranties: Yes

Free Estimates: Yes

Office Hours: Mon-Thu 7:00 AM-5:00 PM; Sat & Sun 7:30 AM-5:00 PM

Excluded Services: Handy man repairs.

Features: Emergency Service

Licensed: Yes, I am appropriately licensed for my trade
(All statements concerning insurance, licenses, and bonds are informational only, and are self-reported. Since insurance, licenses and bonds can expire and can be cancelled, homeowners should always check such information for themselves.)

Senior Discount: $200

Cities Served: Albany Park | Alsip | Arlington Heights | Ashburn Park | Bedford Park | Bellwood | Berwyn | Blue Island | Broadview | Brookfield | Bucktown | Burbank | Calumet City | Chicago Heights | Chicago Ridge | Cicero | Clearing | Countryside | Cragin | Des Plaines | Dolton | Edgebrook | Elk Grove Village | Elmwood Park | Elsdon | Englewood | Evanston | Evergreen Park | Forest Park | Franklin Park | Fuller Park | Gage Park | Garfield Park | Glencoe | Glenview | Gold Coast | Grand Crossing | Hanover Park | Harvey | Harwood Heights | Hazel Crest | Hegewisch | Hickory Hills | Hillside | Hoffman Estates | Homewood | Humboldt Park | Hyde Park | Jefferson Park | La Grange | Lakeview | Lansing | Lemont | Lincoln Park | Lincolnwood | Logan Square | Loop | Lyons | Matteson | Melrose Park | Midlothian | Morton Grove | Mount Greenwood | Mount Prospect | Near North | Near West | New City | New Patch | Niles | Norridge | North Center | North Englewood | North Lawndale | Northbrook | Northfield | Northlake | Norwood Park | Oak Forest | Oak Lawn | Oak Park | Ogden Park | Old Irving | Orland Park | Palatine | Palos Heights | Palos Hills | Park Forest | Park Ridge | Pilsen | Prospect Heights | Richton Park | River Forest | Riverdale | Riverside | Rogers Park | Rolling Meadows | Roseland | Rosemont | Schaumburg | Schiller Park | Skokie | South Chicago Heights | South Holland | South Loop | South Shore | Stickney | Streamwood | Summit Argo | Tinley Park | Uptown | Washington Heights | Westchester | Western Springs | Wheeling | Willow Springs | Wilmette | Winnetka | Worth

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