Remodeling in Park Ridge, IL - handled by one accountable team.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and full-home additions for Park Ridge, IL homeowners. Free on-site estimates, one accountable team, 2-year warranty - in writing, on every build.
- 15+years of combined crew experience
- ZIPs 60068fully covered
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- 2-yrwritten warranty
- 15+ Years Combined crew experience
- Licensed & Insured $2M general liability
- 2-Year Warranty Written, on every project
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A remodeling team that comes to your home and stays accountable.
Park Ridge permits for kitchens, baths, and basements
The City of Park Ridge says a permit is required for most construction, including additions, interior and exterior alterations, heating and air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, decks, and siding. Routine maintenance that does not move existing electrical, plumbing, or mechanical systems or modify structural walls does not need a permit. The city publishes separate guidelines for kitchen, bathroom, basement finishing, and residential remodel projects, and the kitchen guideline says that if any walls are proposed to be removed, drawings must come stamped from a licensed design professional.
Applications go through the city’s online Civic Access Portal. Reviews typically take up to two weeks, two weeks is the standard during the May through September busy season, and revised submittals typically take about another week. Inspections are booked in morning or afternoon blocks with a one to two business day lead time. Section 14-9-3 of the Municipal Code allows construction from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, with Sunday and holiday work restricted.
Additions go through zoning and appearance review
The city’s Zoning Calculations Workbook covers floor area ratio, lot coverage, and open space, and pre-development meetings are available. The Appearance Commission has jurisdiction over the exterior appearance of additions to single-family homes, major additions must be approved before a permit is issued, and the building permit application has to be submitted first. Removing a tree 10 inches or more in diameter at breast height, or altering the land grade, also requires a permit.
Park Ridge projects in the ADS portfolio
ADS offers kitchen, bathroom, basement, living-room, hallway, and home-addition remodeling in Park Ridge. Two Park Ridge projects appear in the ADS portfolio: a bathroom renovation and a 700-square-foot basement. Every new estimate still starts with a free visit to measure the home, and ADS pulls the permits and schedules inspections.
Review the City of Park Ridge permits and inspections page and confirm current requirements for your scope.
Six remodeling services. One accountable team.
Kitchen Remodeling in Park Ridge
How ADS builds a kitchen: cabinetry lead times, the six-to-eight week sequence, the temporary kitchen, and…
See pricing & timeline →Bathroom Remodeling in Park Ridge
How ADS builds a bathroom: the sequence, who is in your house, what the written estimate…
See pricing & timeline →Basement Remodeling in Park Ridge
How ADS finishes a basement: moisture first, then framing, egress and permits, and what the written…
See pricing & timeline →Living Room Remodeling in Park Ridge
How ADS rebuilds a living room: structural changes, built-ins and floors, and what an itemized written…
See pricing & timeline →Hallway Renovations in Park Ridge
How ADS rebuilds a staircase and foyer: structure first, custom railings cut in-house, and what the…
See pricing & timeline →Home Additions Built to Last in Park Ridge
How ADS builds an addition: zoning check, engineered drawings, permits, footings and roof tie-in, and the…
See pricing & timeline →Real homes we've finished here.
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Three steps from first call to keys-in-hand.
Free in-home estimate
We drive to your Park Ridge home, measure, and listen. Written scope-of-work usually within 48 hours of the visit.
Detailed written quote
Materials, finishes, written schedule - priced in person, line by line, in writing. You see where every dollar goes before you sign.
Build & final walk
Our team runs the agreed schedule. Punch-list walkthrough, then 2-year written warranty kicks in.
Book your Park Ridge visit
We respond to most inquiries within 2 hours during business days. Estimate visit is free, with zero pressure to sign that day.
Four guarantees we put in writing - before any work begins.
Most contractor horror stories trace back to four broken promises. We close all four in our contract, not in marketing.
2-Year Workmanship Warranty
Every joint, tile, fixture, and finish is backed for two full years. If our build fails, we come back and fix it - no charge, no debate.
Free On-Site Estimates
We assess your project in person and put the estimate in writing - line by line, free, no obligation. If anything changes on site, you hear it from us first, with numbers.
Fully Licensed & Insured
Illinois-licensed contractor, $2M general liability, workers' comp on every crew member. We bring proof of insurance before we bring tools.
One Team Accountable
One accountable team from demo day to final walkthrough. Specialty trades work under our supervision, so there is no scheduling chaos and no "the other guys did that part."
Get your free estimate in Park Ridge
We call or text back within 2 business hours, then measure at your Park Ridge home and price it in writing. No fees, no hard sell.
- Free on-site visit & written estimate
- Fixed price before work starts
- Licensed & insured · 2-year warranty
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What Park Ridge homeowners ask before a remodel.
Plain answers - the kind we'd give a neighbor over coffee, not the ones written for a brochure.
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What work needs a permit in Park Ridge?
The City of Park Ridge says a permit is required for most construction, including additions, interior and exterior alterations, heating and air conditioning, electrical and plumbing. Routine maintenance that does not move existing electrical, plumbing or mechanical systems or modify structural walls does not need one.
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How long does Park Ridge take to review a remodeling permit?
Applications go through the city's online Civic Access Portal. Reviews typically take up to two weeks, and a revised submittal typically takes about another week. Inspections are booked in morning or afternoon blocks with one to two business days of lead time.
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Does a home addition in Park Ridge need design review?
The Appearance Commission has jurisdiction over the exterior appearance of additions to single-family homes, and major additions must be approved before a permit is issued. The city's Zoning Calculations Workbook covers floor area ratio, lot coverage and open space.
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What are the construction hours in Park Ridge?
The Municipal Code allows construction from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, with Sunday and holiday work restricted.
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How much does a typical kitchen or bathroom remodel cost?
Bathroom remodels in our area typically run $18,000–$45,000. Mid-range kitchens are usually $35,000–$80,000 - full custom kitchens can reach $120,000+. We give you a detailed estimate in writing after the in-home visit, so you see the numbers line by line before signing anything.
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How long will my project take?
A bathroom is usually 3–5 weeks from demo to final walkthrough. A standard kitchen runs 6–8 weeks. Basement finishes are 5–8 weeks. We give you a written schedule before we start - and one project lead coordinates every trade, so the schedule doesn't stall between steps.
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Can we live in the house during the remodel?
Almost always, yes. We seal off the work zone with plastic, set up a temporary kitchen if we're remodeling yours, vacuum daily, and do a deep clean at the end. Most clients stay in the home for the full project - we plan the sequence around your daily life.
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How do payments work?
A small deposit at signing, then progress payments tied to milestones (rough-in complete, drywall complete, final walkthrough). You never pre-pay for work that hasn't started. Final payment is only released after you sign off on the final walkthrough - not before.