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Top 2 Well Services in Blue Island, IL

Porch Pro Headshot HandyManny Custom Window Well Covers

HandyManny Custom Window Well Covers

Well Contractors
Serves Blue Island, Illinois
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HandyManny's Basement Window Well Covers are made from the Highest Quality GE Lexan material and Anodized Aluminum, That is Capable of Supporting over 800 lbs. Our window well covers are just as strong as a Metal Grate, but keep out animals, debris, rain, snow, and more important for anyone fallin...Read more about HandyManny Custom Window Well Covers
HandyManny's Basement Window Well Covers are made from the Highest Quality GE Lexan material and Anodized Aluminum, That is Capable of Supporting over 800 lbs. Our window well covers are just as strong as a Metal Grate, but keep out animals, debris, rain, snow, and more important for anyone fallin...Read more about HandyManny Custom Window Well Covers
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Peaches Boutique

Well Contractors
Serves Blue Island, Illinois
Peaches Boutique started out as a mom and pop store selling designer clothing for women in 1984. Later on, the store focused on offering designer dresses. Today, Peaches Boutique has become one of the go-to dress stores in Chicago and a popular online retail store. The store features 20,000 dresses ...Read more about Peaches Boutique
Peaches Boutique started out as a mom and pop store selling designer clothing for women in 1984. Later on, the store focused on offering designer dresses. Today, Peaches Boutique has become one of the go-to dress stores in Chicago and a popular online retail store. The store features 20,000 dresses ...Read more about Peaches Boutique

Top questions to ask before hiring a well service

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.