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Building violation repairs in Dunning and Montclare

Postwar Chicago: 1930s and later brick ranches, Georgians and Cape Cods on wider lots than the inner neighbourhoods. Newer stock means fewer wall citations and proportionally more porch, roof and garage items. The masonry share here is the lowest of any ZIP we cover, so a masonry notice in Dunning is usually a specific failure rather than general age.

Also covers Montclare, Belmont Heights, Schorsch Village.

What the City's record shows in 60634

146

cited properties

387

open violations

2.7

items per notice

What gets cited here, in order

  • permits and plans38%
  • porches and stairs17%
  • masonry15%
  • carpentry13%
  • roofing and drainage8%

Cited buildings here were built around 1934 on average, and 53% of cited owners do not live at the property.

Side elevation and rear deck of a brick single. The housing stock in Dunning and Montclare is mostly brick bungalows.
Side elevation and rear deck of a brick single
The housing on these blocks

Dunning is mostly brick bungalows

The photograph is one of ours, a brick bungalow taken from cited to closed. It is not a picture of Dunning itself. It is the building type your blocks are made of, and the standard we finish them to.

Knowing the type matters more than it sounds. It decides whether your notice is a mortar problem or a framing one, whether a permit is needed before anyone touches it, and what the inspector will look at when they come back.

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What we fix most in Dunning

Notices here lead with permits and plans, then porches and stairs. These are the trades that actually close cases on these blocks, and we self-perform all but the licensed ones.

Cited in Dunning? Find out what it costs.

We price every item on your notice in person, for free, and tell you honestly which ones are repairs and which are replacements.

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