Siding in Fox River Grove, IL
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A Village Built Between Two Waterways — and That Changes Everything About Your Siding
We’re the Wilborn family. Women-led, family-owned, working out of our Route 176 office in Crystal Lake since 2005. Fox River Grove is one of the smallest villages in McHenry County, under 5,000 people, 1,728 housing units, a downtown you can walk end to end in eight minutes along Northwest Highway. I’ve been driving through it for two decades on my way between Cary and Barrington jobs, stopping at the Metra station, cutting down Algonquin Road toward our Route 176 office. I know where the Foxmoor townhomes sit east of Lexington Avenue, I know the Victoria Woods homes tucked north of Route 22, and I know the river properties along the Fox River where humidity eats siding from the backside out. This is a village where the waterways define the exterior maintenance schedule, and most homeowners have no idea how much damage is hiding behind their panels right now.
Fox River Grove sits at the confluence of two bodies of water: the Fox River on its western boundary and Nippersink Creek cutting through the village center before joining the river. That is not a scenic footnote. That is a humidity engine running 8 months out of every year. Every home in this village lives within a mile of moving water. The ones along the river and creek banks, the properties near Lions Park, the lots backing up to the Nippersink corridor, sit in a microclimate that shortens siding lifespan by 20 to 30 percent compared to inland towns like Woodstock or Huntley. I’ve pulled vinyl off river-adjacent homes in Fox River Grove and found black mold climbing the sheathing behind panels that looked clean from the curb. The siding did its job of hiding the problem. It did not do its job of keeping water out.
Layer in the age of the housing stock. Foxmoor was built in the late 1980s, those homes are pushing 40 years old. Victoria Woods went up in the early 1990s. Picnic Grove, built on the old Opatrny Picnic Grounds, dates to the mid-1990s. The downtown core along Northwest Highway and Illinois Street? Those converted summer cottages and bungalows are 70 to 120 years old, many on their third or fourth exterior treatment. And then August 2025 happened. Winds exceeding 70 mph, heavy hail, 56 percent of Fox River Grove lost power. That storm accelerated the replacement timeline on every home that was already marginal. If your siding survived that event without visible damage, it probably didn’t survive it without hidden damage. That’s the conversation this page is designed to start.
Siding Options for Fox River Grove Homes — Side by Side
Current IHC installed pricing for Fox River Grove. Your material choice depends on how close you sit to the Fox River or Nippersink Creek, how old your home is, and whether you plan to own it for 15 years or 40.
| Material | Per Sq Ft Installed | Lifespan | Warranty | Best For (Fox River Grove) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| James Hardie | $12 – $16 | 50+ years | 30-year non-prorated | River properties, Nippersink Creek-adjacent lots, any home within 1/4 mile of water |
| LP SmartSide | $12 – $16 | 30–50 years | 5/50 substrate + finish | Victoria Woods colonials, Picnic Grove ranches, deep wood-grain aesthetic at fiber-cement durability |
| Premium Vinyl | $6 – $9 | 20–30 years | Lifetime limited | Budget-conscious inland Post-2000 infill homes set back from the river and creek corridors |
| Cedar, Stained | $16 – $22 | 25–40 yrs (with maintenance) | Varies | Downtown Core cottage restorations, character homes on Illinois Street where architectural detail drives the decision |
Hardie and LP SmartSide carry identical installed pricing in Fox River Grove. The choice comes down to texture, water exposure, and home style. In a village surrounded by river and creek, we lean heavily toward moisture-proof materials. See our full siding cost guide →
Two Waterways, One Humidity Problem — Why Fox River Grove Destroys Siding Faster Than Inland Towns
Most McHenry County towns have one humidity factor to deal with. Fox River Grove has two: the Fox River defining the western edge of the village and Nippersink Creek flowing through the center before it empties into the river. That confluence creates sustained elevated humidity across the entire village footprint, not just along the banks, but radiating outward into Foxmoor, through Picnic Grove, and across the downtown corridor along Northwest Highway. When I measure moisture readings on Fox River Grove homes, the numbers consistently run higher than what I see on comparable-age homes in Huntley or Lake in the Hills. That moisture differential is the difference between siding that lasts 25 years and siding that fails at 18.
The weather data backs it up. Fox River Grove gets roughly 38 inches of rain per year, 35 inches of snow, and dozens of freeze-thaw cycles between November and March. Wind averages run above 12 mph in January and February. The village has been under 26 severe weather warnings in the past 12 months alone. February 2024 delivered 2 to 2.5 inch hail and 80 mph wind gusts with EF-0 and EF-1 tornadoes confirmed in McHenry County. July 2024 brought a derecho: three consecutive nights of damaging winds, flash flooding, and 32 tornadoes reported across the Chicago metro area. August 27, 2024 dropped significant hail directly in the Fox River Grove impact zone.
Then came August 16 through 19, 2025, the big one. Severe thunderstorms with winds exceeding 70 mph and heavy hail. Fox River Grove was among the hardest-hit communities in McHenry County. Fifty-six percent of the village lost power at one point, more than half the town went dark. The neighboring village of Cary declared a state of emergency. Trees came down across the village, vehicles were damaged, and siding on homes throughout Foxmoor, Victoria Woods, and the downtown core took hail impacts that cracked vinyl panels and dented aluminum. The village itself asked residents to report private property damage. If your siding survived August 2025 without visible marks, I’d still want to pull a panel and check the sheathing behind it. Hail cracks vinyl in ways that aren’t always obvious from the ground, hairline fractures that let water behind the panel all winter.
When you combine river-and-creek humidity, a 90-degree annual temperature swing, and a storm cycle that has delivered at least one major event every year since 2023, you get a siding environment that punishes cheap materials. Builder-grade vinyl rated for 25 years fails at 18 on a Fox River Grove lot. Cedar without a disciplined staining schedule rots in 12 to 15 years instead of 25. Fiber cement and engineered wood are the two materials whose performance warranties actually survive what this village throws at an exterior wall.
Siding Services in Fox River Grove
Full siding replacement, partial re-siding, storm damage repair, vinyl-to-fiber-cement conversion. In-house crews only, no subcontractors on any Fox River Grove project.
James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding →
HardiePlank lap, HardieShingle shake panels, HardiePanel vertical board, and HardieTrim—installed as a complete system, every component matched and sealed. On a river-adjacent home in Fox River Grove, the lots near Lions Park, properties backing to Nippersink Creek, anything west of Lincoln Avenue toward the Fox River, Hardie is the right answer 9 times out of 10. Fiber cement does not absorb moisture. It does not rot in the sustained humidity that the Fox River and Nippersink Creek pump into this village year-round. The ColorPlus factory finish is baked at 400 degrees, not brushed on in a driveway, and holds color where site-painted wood fails in 3 to 5 years under Fox River Grove’s moisture load. As a James Hardie Preferred Remodeler, we deliver the full 30-year non-prorated material warranty. A non-preferred installer hangs the same planks but cannot deliver that warranty. On a $380,000 Fox River Grove home, that distinction is worth real money.
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LP SmartSide Engineered Wood Siding →
LP SmartSide treats every strand of the engineered wood substrate with the SmartGuard process, zinc borate and resin infused throughout, not just a surface coat. That strand-level treatment is what separates SmartSide from natural wood in a village where ambient humidity stays elevated from April through November thanks to two waterways. SmartSide resists moisture, fungal decay, and termites—the three failure modes that destroy natural wood siding on homes in Foxmoor, Victoria Woods, and the older downtown lots along Northwest Highway. Priced the same as Hardie. Deeper wood-grain texture. LP’s 5/50-year limited warranty. We hold LP SmartSide Preferred Installer status. For Fox River Grove homeowners in Victoria Woods or Picnic Grove who want a warm wood look without repainting every 5 years, this is the product.
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Premium Vinyl Siding →
I’ll be direct about vinyl in Fox River Grove: this village has more water exposure per square mile than almost any community in McHenry County. Premium vinyl (0.044″ to 0.046″ panel thickness) performs adequately on Post-2000 infill homes that sit on higher ground away from the river and creek corridors. But if your home is anywhere near the Fox River, the Nippersink, or in a low-lying section of Foxmoor or the downtown core, vinyl is the wrong material. Period. The sustained humidity accelerates seal lock failure, and once those locks release, water gets behind the panels. We will tell you that honestly before we ever write a proposal.
Vinyl-to-Fiber-Cement Conversion
This is the single most common project we run in Fox River Grove right now. Foxmoor homes with late-1980s builder-grade vinyl. Victoria Woods properties from the early 1990s with faded, brittle panels. Downtown cottages with 30-year-old vinyl nailed over original wood clapboard from the 1940s. We tear off the old vinyl, inspect and repair the sheathing—and on homes within a quarter mile of the Fox River or Nippersink Creek, there is almost always moisture damage at the bottom courses—install new weather-resistive barrier with taped seams, and re-side in Hardie or SmartSide. Most vinyl-to-fiber-cement conversions on a typical Fox River Grove home run 7 to 10 working days depending on trim complexity and sheathing condition.
Soffit, Fascia & Trim →
On river-corridor homes in Fox River Grove, the soffit and fascia often fail before the field siding does. The humidity from the Fox River and Nippersink Creek holds moisture against roofline components, rots fascia boards, peels soffit paint, and opens entry points for carpenter bees and woodpeckers. This is especially bad on Foxmoor homes where the original soffit panels are pushing 40 years old. We replace soffit and fascia in aluminum or HardieTrim, wrap every window and door casing, and seal every transition point. Patching one section while ignoring the rest is throwing money away, moisture finds the unsealed joint within two seasons in this humidity.
Storm Damage Siding Repair →
Hail-cracked vinyl, wind-ripped panels, tree-limb punctures. After the August 2025 storms that knocked out power to 56 percent of Fox River Grove, we documented siding damage across Foxmoor, the downtown core, and properties along Algonquin Road. If your siding took hail and you have not filed a claim, the damage is still there and every freeze-thaw cycle is making it worse. Our sister company, IHC Public Adjusters, a separately licensed Illinois public adjusting firm, handles siding damage claims from documentation to final payment, including supplement negotiation when the carrier’s first check falls short (financial relationship disclosed per 215 ILCS 5/1575).
Our Fox River Grove Siding Replacement Process
Pin Meter First, Sales Pitch Never
I start every Fox River Grove siding inspection with a moisture probe, not a brochure. The pin meter goes into the sheathing behind suspect panels on every elevation. At the confluence of two waterways, visible condition tells you almost nothing, I have pulled panels off homes near Lions Park that looked fine from the sidewalk and found sheathing registering 30% moisture content behind them. On the downtown cottages along Northwest Highway, the inspection also checks for layered materials: clapboard under aluminum under vinyl, each generation trapping moisture against the one below it. The assessment is free and takes about 90 minutes for a typical Fox River Grove home.
Samples on Your Kitchen Table, Numbers on Paper
I bring physical cutaways of Hardie fiber cement, LP SmartSide engineered wood, and premium vinyl so you can hold each one against your brick, stone, or existing trim and feel the difference in density and weight. The written estimate breaks down every cost: product per square foot, labor, new weather-resistive barrier, HardieTrim or SmartSide trim, flashing, Fox River Grove building permit, dumpster, and haul-away. Your lot dictates the material recommendation, a river-corridor property gets fiber cement without discussion. A post-2000 infill home on high ground near Algonquin Road might be a candidate for premium vinyl depending on elevation and exposure.
305 Illinois Street — We Handle It
Siding replacement in Fox River Grove requires a building permit submitted through Village Hall at 305 Illinois Street. The village follows IBC, IRC, and associated codes. Projects needing two or fewer inspections can qualify for fee waivers, most standard re-siding jobs meet that threshold. We file the application, coordinate the inspection window around installation progress, and close the permit when the building department signs off. The entire permit process sits on our plate. Your only job is choosing the color.
Strip, Repair, Wrap, Install, Verify
Every panel comes off. On Nippersink Creek corridor homes and the lots west of Lincoln Avenue near the Fox River, we typically find sheathing damage at the bottom two courses where humidity has been wicking upward for decades. Damaged sheathing gets replaced before anything else goes on the wall. New weather-resistive barrier with fully taped seams. Flashings integrated at every window head, door jamb, and roof-to-wall intersection. Kick-out flashing at every junction where a roof plane meets a sidewall, the single most common hidden leak point in a high-humidity village. Our W-2 crew installs siding to manufacturer spec, wraps every window and door casing, and walks you through the finished product wall by wall before handing over warranty documentation.
The Fox River and Nippersink Creek Are Eating Your Siding From the Backside
Most Fox River Grove homeowners do not realize their siding has a moisture problem until the sheathing behind it is already compromised. A pin meter tells the truth in five minutes. We bring one to every inspection, and the inspection is free. Brittle vinyl from the Foxmoor era, faded panels on a Victoria Woods colonial, layered materials on a downtown cottage, whatever the situation, you get a straight answer and a written proposal with every line item visible.
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Why Fox River Grove Homeowners Choose IHC for Siding
Three Certifications That Determine Your Warranty
James Hardie Preferred Remodeler. LP SmartSide Preferred Installer. CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster. Each required field audits, documented installation quality, and ongoing performance reviews. Here is the practical result: when we hang HardiePlank on a Fox River Grove home, the 30-year non-prorated warranty attaches because Hardie verified our work. A contractor without Preferred status hangs the same plank and delivers a standard warranty that covers less, for less time. On a home surrounded by dual-waterway humidity, that warranty difference is not theoretical. It is the difference between a covered repair in year 18 and a $6,000 out-of-pocket bill.
The Norge Ski Club Has Been Here Since 1905. We Have Been Here Since 2005.
Fox River Grove values institutions that stick around. The Norge Ski Club has hosted international competitions from the same hill for over a century. We have been at the same Route 176 office in Crystal Lake for 21 years: same family, same phone number, same commitment to showing up after the sale. Siding warranties run 30 to 50 years. The contractor who installed it needs to exist for that entire span. Storm chasers who flooded McHenry County after August 2025 will be gone by next spring. Our office is 12 minutes away via Algonquin Road, and it will be there when your Hardie warranty is still active in 2056.
Family-Operated, Women-Led, Locally Rooted
The Wilborns built this company from a single Crystal Lake office and never left. Women-led from the ownership level. That is how the business runs—not a marketing angle. Fox River Grove is a village of 4,747 people where the Metra station, the ski hill, and Picnic Grove Park create a community small enough that reputation travels fast. When you call (815) 356-9020, you reach someone in McHenry County who has driven through Fox River Grove hundreds of times and can discuss your project without reading from a script or transferring you to a call center.
One Permit, One Crew, Every Exterior Surface
August 2025 did not damage just siding. It damaged roofs, gutters, windows, soffit, fascia, and trim on the same Fox River Grove homes simultaneously. Hiring three separate trades means three permit applications, three dumpsters, and three warranty holders pointing at each other when something does not line up. We scope the full building envelope under one Fox River Grove permit and execute with our own crew on a single coordinated timeline. The homeowner has one phone number to call and one company accountable for every surface. We also bring InnoMAXX and F-Wave synthetic options to the table when the project calls for something beyond standard materials.
Carrier Underpayment Is the Norm — Not the Exception
The first check from your insurance carrier after the August 2025 storms typically covered the roof and ignored the siding, gutters, and trim damage documented on every elevation. Our sister company, IHC Public Adjusters, is a separately licensed Illinois public adjusting firm that files supplements with line-item Xactimate documentation until the settlement reflects the actual cost of repairing your Fox River Grove home. Engaging them is your choice, not ours, financial relationship disclosed per 215 ILCS 5/1575.
A Contractor Who Skips the Permit Is a Contractor Who Cuts Other Corners
Fox River Grove adopted the IBC, IRC, NEC, IMC, IFC, and Illinois Plumbing codes. Siding replacement requires a building permit through 305 Illinois Street. The village waives fees on projects needing two or fewer inspections, which most re-siding jobs qualify for. We file the application, coordinate the inspection, and close the permit when the building department signs off. If a contractor tells you permits are not required for siding in Fox River Grove, that tells you everything you need to know about how they will handle the rest of the job.
Fox River Grove Neighborhood-by-Neighborhood Siding Guide
Every section of Fox River Grove has a different siding story based on build year, builder, and distance from the Fox River and Nippersink Creek. Here’s what we see on the ground.
Foxmoor (Late 1980s — The Replacement Clock Has Run Out)
East of Lexington Avenue, south of Algonquin Road. Mix of single-family homes from the late 1980s and townhomes from the early 1990s. Homes range from 1,220 to 3,662 square feet. Average list price around $419,500. The single-family homes are pushing 40 years old, deep into the replacement cycle for builder-grade vinyl siding. The townhome HOA (fees run $324 to $384 per month) may coordinate exterior projects, which can reduce per-unit cost on a bulk re-siding scope. I’ve inspected Foxmoor homes where the south-facing walls are faded two full shades lighter than the north side. That UV degradation means the vinyl is brittle, the lap locks have lost tension, and water is getting behind the panels during every driving rain. Hardie or SmartSide with new house wrap is the standard recommendation here.
Victoria Woods (Early 1990s — Approaching End of Life)
North of Route 22, west of Kelsey Road. Single-family homes in one of Fox River Grove’s most sought-after subdivisions. Recent listing at $580,000 tells you the caliber of home here. District 155 schools, kids go to Cary-Grove High School, which drives a lot of family buyers to this neighborhood. These homes are 30 to 35 years old. The original siding materials are reaching end of life across the board. Victoria Woods homes tend to be larger with more trim detail, which means a re-siding project here runs more linear feet of HardieTrim and more window wraps than a standard Foxmoor ranch. The investment matches the home value. At $580,000, premium siding is table stakes, not an upgrade.
Picnic Grove (Mid-1990s — First Major Renovation Window)
Off Lincoln Avenue and Route 14, built on the historic Opatrny Picnic Grounds that drew visitors from Chicago via the railroad starting in 1899. These luxury walkout ranches are 25 to 30 years old, approaching the first major exterior renovation point. Original siding is still functional on most Picnic Grove homes, but functional is not the same as performing. UV degradation, seal lock loosening, and minor hail damage from the 2024 and 2025 storm seasons are all present if you look closely. Picnic Grove homeowners who plan to stay another 15 to 20 years should be evaluating materials now, before a storm forces the decision on someone else’s timeline.
Downtown Core (1900s–1950s — The Oldest Walls in the Village)
Along Northwest Highway and Illinois Street. This is the original village of Fox River Grove, incorporated in 1919 as the 9th village in McHenry County. Bungalows, capes, small ranches, and converted summer cottages that were built for seasonal use and later winterized for year-round living. These structures are 70 to 120+ years old. Most are on their second or third siding treatment. Many have layers, wood clapboard under aluminum under vinyl, each generation nailed over the last. On a downtown core renovation, we strip everything back to the original sheathing (or studs, on the oldest homes), assess structural condition, install modern house wrap, and re-side with material that will last another 50 years. The 5-story mixed-use development planned for the Route 14 corridor will bring new residents to downtown Fox River Grove, and homeowners investing in their properties now are positioning for that growth.
River Properties (Various Eras — Humidity Is the Constant)
Along the Fox River on the western edge and the Nippersink Creek corridor through the village center. These properties span every era from the 1920s to the 2000s, but they share one characteristic: higher humidity exposure than any other homes in Fox River Grove. The Fox River pushes moisture into the air from April through November. Nippersink Creek adds a secondary moisture source that inland homes don’t face. River-adjacent homes see accelerated siding deterioration, ice dam damage, and gutter failures. I’ve pulled vinyl off river lots in Fox River Grove and found the sheathing soft enough to push a finger through. Fiber cement is the only material I recommend within a quarter mile of either waterway. No exceptions.
Post-2000 Infill (Scattered — Watch the Lot, Not Just the Build Year)
Various infill projects scattered throughout the village, including development on the former 62-acre Picnic Grove land approved in 1994. These homes are the newest in Fox River Grove, 20 to 25 years old, modern construction standards, better house wrap, better flashing details. But build year does not determine siding performance in this village. Location does. A 2005 infill home built on a low-lying lot near the Nippersink Creek faces the same humidity challenge as a 1988 Foxmoor ranch. We evaluate every Post-2000 home based on its specific water exposure, not just its age. Some of these newer homes need fiber cement now. Others are fine with premium vinyl for another decade. The inspection tells the story.
Fox River Grove Siding FAQs
How much does siding replacement cost in Fox River Grove?
Hardie fiber cement and LP SmartSide both install at $12 to $16 per square foot, identical pricing for two different aesthetics. Premium vinyl runs $6 to $9. Stained cedar for cottage restorations in the downtown core lands at $16 to $22. On a Fox River Grove home with 1,800 square feet of wall area, a fiber cement or SmartSide re-side totals $22,000 to $30,000 including new house wrap, all trim, and the village building permit. Sheathing repair on river-corridor homes adds cost that cannot be estimated until the old siding comes off. That line item appears in your proposal as a per-sheet allowance. GreenSky financing spreads the investment if needed.
What siding material holds up best near the Fox River and Nippersink Creek?
Fiber cement is the only material I install on waterway-adjacent lots without reservation. Hardie does not absorb water, does not swell, does not grow mold, and does not delaminate when the confluence humidity sits at elevated levels from April through November. SmartSide engineered wood is a close second. The SmartGuard zinc borate treatment penetrates every strand, not just the surface, which resists moisture, fungal decay, and termites simultaneously. Vinyl on a lot within a quarter mile of either waterway is the wrong call. The seal locks fail in the sustained humidity, water gets behind the panels, and the sheathing rots out of sight. I will tell you that before I ever write a proposal.
Do I need a permit for siding in Fox River Grove?
Absolutely. The village building department at 305 Illinois Street requires a permit for siding replacement under adopted IBC and IRC codes. The silver lining: siding projects that need two or fewer inspections generally qualify for a fee waiver, so the permit itself often costs nothing beyond the paperwork. We submit the application, schedule the inspections around installation progress, and close the permit when the building department gives final approval. You never set foot in Village Hall. Reach them at (847) 639-3170 if you want to verify anything independently.
Is my siding damage from the August 2025 storms still claimable?
For most policies, yes, but the window is narrowing. Illinois policies vary, and carriers use elapsed time as leverage to reclassify storm damage as pre-existing deterioration. The documented record from August 2025 is strong: 56% power loss, village-requested damage reports, NWS-confirmed 70+ mph winds. That evidence pins damage to a specific date. If your siding shows cracks, dents, or holes from that event and you have not filed, take photos now and call your carrier. IHC Public Adjusters, separately licensed in Illinois, evaluates damage and advises on claim viability at zero upfront cost (215 ILCS 5/1575).
Should I choose Hardie or LP SmartSide for my Fox River Grove home?
Both cost the same per square foot installed. The decision comes down to moisture exposure and desired appearance. Hardie fiber cement is dimensionally stable and completely inert to water, the right choice for properties along the Fox River, Nippersink Creek, and any low-lying lot where sustained humidity is the primary threat. SmartSide delivers a deeper, more natural wood-grain texture that works beautifully on Victoria Woods colonials and Picnic Grove ranches where curb appeal drives the material choice. Both carry manufacturer-backed warranties (Hardie 30-year non-prorated, SmartSide 5/50-year limited) at the Preferred certification tier we hold on each product line.
How long does a siding install take in Fox River Grove?
Budget 7 to 14 working days for a full re-side. Fiber cement and engineered wood require precision cutting and slower fastening than vinyl, so they run longer. A vinyl-to-Hardie conversion on a Foxmoor ranch or Victoria Woods two-story averages 7 to 10 days. Downtown core cottages with layered materials to strip and sheathing damage to address can push toward the 14-day mark. Weather delays are communicated in advance. The exact timeline is part of your written estimate, no surprises on schedule or on cost.
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Your Siding Looks Fine From the Street. Pull a Panel and Find Out for Sure.
In a village built at the meeting point of two waterways, the damage that matters most is the damage you cannot see without a pin meter and a pry bar. Foxmoor vinyl approaching 40 years. Victoria Woods panels faded past the point of UV protection. Downtown cottages with three layers of siding trapping moisture against 100-year-old framing. The inspection takes 90 minutes, costs nothing, and gives you a documented picture of what is actually happening behind your walls. The material recommendation matches your lot, not a one-size-fits-all pitch.
Free inspections • GreenSky financing • IHC Public Adjusters, separately licensed IL firm (215 ILCS 5/1575)
Innovative Home Concepts, Inc.
4410 IL-176, Ste 1
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
(12 min from Fox River Grove via Algonquin Rd)
Phone: (815) 356-9020
Text: (815) 356-9020
Email: info@innovativehomeconcepts.com
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Hardie Preferred Remodeler, 30-Year Non-Prorated
LP SmartSide Preferred Installer, 5/50 Warranty
CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster
IHC Public Adjusters, IL Licensed (215 ILCS 5/1575)
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