Burr Ridge, IL Bath Remodeling 

Honea Construction is a bathroom remodeler with 25 years experience in home construction.  We service Burr Ridge, 60527, surrounding zip codes, and Greater Chicagoland. Our personal approach to bathroom remodeling separates us from the competition.  We meet with you in your home to discuss your bathroom renovation.  After we have studied your list of desired features and ideas we offer our own suggestions and make sure we have answered all your questions.  Since seeing is believing we provide you with a scaled drawing of your new bathroom and a concise contract with no fine print. With an ever growing list of satisfied bathroom remodeling customers throughout Chicagoland you can expect from us both quality work and a timely completion.

Burr Ridge, IL Basement Finishing

Honea Construction is a basement remodeler with 25 years experience in home construction.  We service Burr Ridge, 60527, surrounding zip codes, and Greater Chicagoland. Our personal approach to basement remodeling separates us from the competition.  We meet with you in your home to discuss your basement finishing project.  After we have studied your list of desired features and ideas we offer our own suggestions and make sure we have answered all your questions.  Since seeing is believing we provide you with a scaled drawing of your new basement and a concise contract with no fine print.  With an ever growing list of  satisfied basement renovation customers throughout Chicagoland you can expect from us both quality work and a timely completion.

Burr Ridge, IL Remodeling Process

Past customers consistently look back at their interaction with Honea Construction as a seamless flow of basic steps that felt natural. You have experienced the perfect remodeling process when you feel informed and in control from start to finish and you know you can rely on the expertise and professionalism of your contractor.  Take a look at our remodeling process on our process page.

Our previous work speaks louder than words. Feel free to look through our completed projects on the before and after pages and also visit our testimonials page to see what our clients have to say.  If you have any kitchen, bath, or home remodeling needs please contact us for an immediate response.

Local Testimonial

"Eric of Honea Construction contributed to the renovation of our kitchen recently. His work included plumbing, electrical, cabinet installation, and placement of back-splash and decorative tile. He averted problems that we had not foreseen and made helpful, creative suggestions. His professionalism, knowledge and workmanship and timeliness of performance met and exceeded our expectations.  Eric was upfront and honest about pricing and billing.  Any customer can rely on his integrity, punctuality, honesty, creativity, and dependability. We would call him again for any construction /re-design project in our home." ChicagoLand Resident

Burr Ridge (formerly Harvester) is an affluent suburb of Chicago, in Cook and DuPage counties, Illinois, United States. The population was 10,559 at the 2010 census.

Burr Ridge's gently rolling hills were carved by glaciers at the end of the last ice age, and most of the village lies on the Valparaiso Moraine. Flagg Creek, a tributary of the Des Plaines River, runs through town.

Joseph Vial erected a log cabin near Wolf and Plainfield roads in 1834. Vial also ran a hotel on the stagecoach line, and the Vial family was actively involved in Lyons Township politics and the creation of the Lyonsville congregational church. The first Democratic convention in Cook County was held here in 1835. After 1848, farmers shipped their goods to Chicago along the Illinois and Michigan Canal. A small settlement of German farmers also inhabited Flagg Creek by the 1880s.

In 1917 the International Harvester Company purchased 414 acres (1.7 km2) for an experimental farm, where it tested the world's first all-purpose tractor, the Farmall. Also in 1917, the Cook County Prison Farm (also known as the Bridewell Farm) began operation in what is now Burr Ridge.

In 1947 developer Robert Bartlett, whose company also developed Beverly Shores and Countryside, established the Hinsdale Countryside Estates out of a former pig farm. In 1956 these residents decided to incorporate as the village of Harvester, in honor of International Harvester.

In the 1940s Denver Busby bought 190 acres (0.8 km2) that became known as the Burr Ridge dairy farm. He later launched the Burr Ridge Estates, with 5-acre (20,000 m2) home sites. In 1961 the International Harvester Company and the Burr Ridges Estates merged with Harvester, changing the community's name to Burr Ridge. The town name is derived from a group of bur oaks (scientists spell it with one r) on a ridge. By 1963 the population had more than doubled, to 790, and by 1975 it had soared to over 2,200.

In 1969, Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley floated a proposal to build low-income subsidized housing on the prison farm property, but Republican-dominated DuPage County squashed the idea. The prison farm site became the Ambriance subdivision, a gated community of multimillion-dollar homes. The Four Pines Farm gave way to the Carriage Way subdivision, at whose entrance the original farmhouse still stands, and in 1971 additional farmland became the Braemoor neighborhood. An area known as Valley View, once owned by a Chicago industrialist and later by the Chicago chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, was developed in the early 1970s as the Burr Ridge Club. The village also has five corporate parks. As with other towns in the industrial corridor southwest of Chicago, close proximity to Interstates 294 and 55 spurred development in Burr Ridge.

Burr Ridge History Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burr_Ridge,_Illinois