Where we cover
Project conversations across The Rock River Valley.
Which towns we can connect you to depends on who has room on their schedule. Each entry below covers what’s typically different about that area’s housing.
Loves Park
Decades unincorporated before 1947 left kitchens built to no single layout standard, block by block.
Local planning notes →Machesney Park
Airport-era, postwar, and post-1981 homes each carry a different original kitchen layout.
Local planning notes →Belvidere
A 19th-century county-seat core sits blocks from kitchens rebuilt fast after the 1967 tornado.
Local planning notes →Roscoe
River-settlement, stagecoach, and interurban-era homes each carry a different era's kitchen-design standard.
Local planning notes →Rockton
Two 1835 settlements merged at a river confluence, so original kitchen layout still varies by which side you're on.
Local planning notes →Cherry Valley
An 1849 mill-era core often needs plumbing and electrical runs opened up and confirmed before a renovation.
Local planning notes →Winnebago
Growth followed an 1850s rail line, and kitchens in that original stock were almost always closed-off rooms.
Local planning notes →Byron
An 1878 city core and a 1980s nuclear-plant building boom left two very different kitchen generations.
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