Schaumburg, IL Bath Remodeling 

Honea Construction is a bathroom remodeler with 25 years experience in home construction.  We service Schaumburg, 60159, 60168, 60173, 60193, 60194, 60195, 60196, 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.

Schaumburg, IL Basement Finishing

Honea Construction is a basement remodeler with 25 years experience in home construction.  We service Schaumburg, 60159, 60168, 60173, 60193, 60194, 60195, 60196, 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.

Schaumburg, 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

"Although I had originally contacted Honea Construction to install my kitchen cabinets only, I soon found out his expertise spreads out to many other areas. He took my shaky floor and made it solid before laying the 18" ceramic tiles floor I had ordered. When I was unsure about a few things he was helpful with good advice and when he planned a work day or work week he was on time and looking very professional. Clean up was done every day after work and we settled on the bill as work was preformed. Another good aspect to working with Eric is his great communication through email. Afterwards a follow up call was made to make sure I was happy."  ChicagoLand Resident

Schaumburg   is a city located in Cook County in northeastern Illinois, United States. The city is a northwestern suburb of Chicago and is part of the Golden Corridor.  Schaumburg is located roughly 28 miles (45 km) northwest of the Chicago Loop and approximately 10 miles (16 km) northwest of O'Hare International Airport. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 74,227.

The city contains the world headquarters of Motorola Solutions and one of only two IKEA stores in Illinois. It contains the Woodfield Mall, the 11th largest mall in The United States according to List of largest shopping malls in the United States, which at most times has over 300 stores.  Schaumburg's transition from a rural community to that of a suburban metropolis began with Alfred Campanelli's first large scale suburban-style development in 1959 and Woodfield Mall's opening on September 9, 1971.

Schaumburg is bordered by Hoffman Estates and Palatine to the north, Rolling Meadows to the northeast, Elk Grove Village to the southeast, Roselle to the south, Hanover Park to the southwest, and Streamwood to the west.

The village of Schaumburg was incorporated on March 7, 1956, but the heritage of Schaumburg dates back to much earlier times when the first inhabitants of the area were members of the Sauk, Fox, Potawatomi, and Kickapoo Native American tribes. By the mid-nineteenth century, settlers first began to arrive from Germany and the eastern United States.

Legend has it that one of the earliest settler was Trumball Kent from Oswego, New York. Kent, a "Yankee", as settlers from New England were called in the west, farmed property in the northeast corner of the township. Another Yankee was Horace Williams, who owned substantial lands but lived in the hamlet of Palatine in Palatine Township. Ernst Schween settled in 1835 not far from what used to be called Olde Schaumburg Centre, in what was then and is now known as Sarah's Grove. Another early settler in Schaumburg Township was German-born Johann Sunderlage. According to one legend, Sunderlage was a member of a survey team that divided Cook County into townships around 1833, or, according to another legend, he worked on a survey team on the Joliet canal. He liked the area so much that, upon completion of the project, he returned to Europe and brought his family and friends from Germany and settled in the area now known as Hoffman Estates in Schaumburg Township around 1836. His home still stands in its original location.

Sunderlage and his family occupied their land in the township until the federal land sale of 1842 allowed them to buy the property and obtain the deed. Sunderlage and Kent represented the predominant groups that settled Schaumburg Township in its early days. In 1840, 56 percent of the township households originated from the eastern United States, while 28 percent were German-born. By the 1850s, the population mix had changed to 28 percent "Yankee" and 48 percent German.

By 1870, Schaumburg Township had become completely German. Land records show that most of the property in the township was owned by German immigrants or their descendants. This pattern emerged as many Yankee "settlers" continued to travel west for the promise of newly opened lands on the Great Plains. The land they owned in Schaumburg was then purchased by German-born immigrants.

Schaumburg Township remained almost exclusively under German ownership until the Great Depression of the 1930s. The Depression caused the foreclosure on some German-owned farms which were then purchased by non-German individuals and companies. Nonetheless, German heritage remained important in the area. German was the first language of the majority of households until the 1950s.

St. Peter Lutheran Church, the community's oldest Christian church, had services in German as late as 1970. The church remains as a museum, as does the second church of this congregation. Services were first held at the then-existing Rohlwing-Fenz store, at the southwest corner of the intersection of Schaumburg Road and Roselle Road, until their first church building was completed in 1847. The pastor was Francis Hoffman, who walked from the Bensenville area to hold the Christian religious meetings in Schaumburg. He later served as Lieutenant Governor of Illinois. When he retired from the church's ministry, he moved to Wisconsin where he operated an experimental farm and edited a German-language agricultural newspaper. Other people of the area who were notable in the 1840s included Quindel, Winkelhake, Moeller, Fenz, Kastning, Lichthardt, Meyer, Rohlwing, Thies, Scheiderling, Hattendorf, Nerge, and Freise.

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