Fisher Garages — Glenview’s Go-to for Top Style and Matchless Quality

Connected to Chicago and points north by the Metra’s Milwaukee North and the Amtrak Hiawatha train lines, Glenview is literally surrounded by nature, with forest preserves, trails and woods at all borders. Thanks in part to easy city access and bucolic surroundings, this northern suburb of Chicago has seen great growth. When the Glenview Naval Station closed in 1995, it was renovated into “The Glen,” developing a large portion of the village to include offices, new homes, and the large Glen Town Center loaded with high-end shopping and luxury apartments. But the area’s past is not forgotten: the Park District maintains The Grove, 123 acres of woods and prairie surrounding the historical Kennicott house. Deemed a National Historic Landmark, The Grove includes a nature center, several vintage buildings, and nature trails. Other Glenview places worth visiting are the Kohl Children’s Museum, and the Oil Lamp Theater. Easy to get to, hard to leave: that’s Glenview.

When a new garage is on the list of things needed, Glenview residents know that Fisher Garages is the only call to make. A new garage is more than shelter for your car—it’s a reflection on your home, and Fisher Garages can help you select the design that says the best things about you. Glenview homeowners rest easy knowing that Fisher Garages will handle everything, from site prep to obtaining permits to cleaning everything up when they are finished. That’s why Fisher Garages is Glenview’s go-to for a new garage.

What Size and Style of Garage Do You Need?

The roof style of a detached garage is an important consideration for both aesthetic beauty and function, and Fisher Garages will help you choose the best style and garage size for your new garage structure.

Hip Roof
A gentle slope on all four sides presents a pyramid shape with a low -profile roof line that does not compete with the line of the house. The low line is good for high-wind areas, or areas where the view is important.

Gable Roof
The triangle-shaped roof with front and back gables offers a steeper pitch for efficient rain and snow runoff and could include some storage. The angle of the gable can also be designed to blend with the home’s rooflines.

Reverse Gable Roof
Here the triangular gables are at the sides, offering a longer line side to side. Like the gable roof, the pitch also allows for storage and efficient runoff. In addition, gable windows can be added along the front to match your home’s design.

An Easy Decision
If you’re looking to replace a dated, dangerous garage, or just want to add an additional garage for your growing family’s fleet, give Fisher Garages a call for a fast, free estimate. You’ll be pleased with the price and completely satisfied with the results.