From frame homes near the Norwood Park Metra station to ranches in Oriole Park, we remodel homes all over Norwood Park.
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Norwood Park is on Chicago’s far Northwest Side, along Northwest Highway. The Noble-Seymour-Crippen House on Newark Avenue, often called the oldest house in Chicago, stands in its oldest part.
Homes here range from older frame houses on curving streets to brick bungalows, Cape Cods, Georgians, ranches and split-levels. Many ranches are from the years after World War II.
This page is about home remodeling in Norwood Park. It covers kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home updates for the homes you find here.
Tell us what you want to change. We will set up a free visit at your home at a time that works for you.
Norwood Park covers a large area. Here is what we see most in each part of it.
Older frame homes on curving streets. Updates here keep the character of the house while fixing what is behind the walls.
Brick ranches, Georgians and Cape Cods. Kitchens and main baths are the rooms owners update first.
Brick bungalows and ranches. Finished basements add a family room and a second bath.
A short drive north.
More bungalows and Cape Cods.
Across the city line.
Everything we do for homes in Norwood Park, from one room to the whole house.
Norwood Park has everything from old frame houses near the Metra to post-war ranches and split-levels in Oriole Park. We plan aging-in-place updates for one-floor living, finish basements with a family room or bar, and put laundry on the main floor of ranch homes.
Our home remodeling services →Many Norwood Park owners want a bath that stays easy to use for years. We replace tubs with low-curb or curbless showers, add grab bars, a bench and a comfort-height toilet, and remodel the one hard-working main bath in brick bungalows.
Our bathroom remodeling services →Ranch kitchens in Oriole Park and around Union Ridge are often closed off from the living room. We plan new cabinets and counters, add an island where a wall comes out, and finish with a backsplash that fits the style of the house.
Our kitchen remodeling services →Before a Norwood Park ranch wall comes out, we check if it is load-bearing and plan a beam so it can go safely. We handle City of Chicago permits and inspections, rebuild stairs and railings in older frame homes, and build porches, decks and patios.
Our general contracting services →Older frame homes near the Norwood Park Metra station have old trim and wood floors that owners like to keep, while post-war ranches suit easy-care floors. We refinish or replace hardwood, install LVP and tile with low, smooth transitions for step-free living, and floor finished basements.
Our flooring services →Typical projects here include:
See more on our kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling and basement finishing pages.
Many Norwood Park owners want a home that is easy to live in for years. We can:
Real kitchens, bathrooms and stairs built by the HQ Carpentry team. See more in our project gallery.
You never need to come to us. The free estimate, the planning and the whole build happen at your Norwood Park home.
Our crews are based on Chicago’s Northwest Side, about 4 miles from Norwood Park, so we can get to you quickly.
Call (773) 968-3606 or send the form, and we will book a visit at a time that works for you.
Book a free home visit →We see the space, listen to your plans and take measurements.
You get a clear scope and timeline before any work starts.
We file the City of Chicago permit, then build with a clean, safe work area.
We check every detail with you before we call the job done.
We are based about 4 miles away. Quick visits and fast answers during the build.
From old frame houses to post-war ranches, we know what each one hides behind the walls.
The same crew plans, builds and checks your project from start to finish.
Often, yes. We check if the wall is load-bearing first. If it is, we plan a beam so it can come out safely.
Norwood Park is part of Chicago, so work that moves plumbing, wiring or walls usually needs a City of Chicago permit. We handle it for you.
Yes. A low-curb shower, a bench, grab bars and a comfort-height toilet are common changes.
Yes. We check framing, wiring and plumbing first, then plan updates that suit the house.
Most visits happen within a few days. Call us or use the form, and we will find the soonest time.
Call us at (773) 968-3606 or send the form at the top of this page. We are available Monday through Friday 7 AM to 7 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM, and Sunday 9 AM to 3 PM.
Serving Norwood Park and nearby neighborhoods · Licensed & Insured