Fisher Garages — When Only the Best Will Do, Lincoln Park Homeowners Call Us!

One of Chicago’s most affluent neighborhoods, Lincoln Park makes good use of its gifts, including its namesake, the magnificent Lincoln Park, the ultimate city green space stretching seven miles along the shore of Lake Michigan. There, visitors can enjoy the lakefront with miles of walking paths, beautiful beaches and family-friendly activities such as the world-famous Lincoln Park Zoo and Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, as well as the Chicago History Museum, Lincoln Park Conservatory, and Theater on the Lake. And of course there are many ponds, pools, and playing fields, making the park the perfect family retreat in any weather. Hungry? Lincoln Park offers a wide variety of casual and elegant dining, and is the home of Alinea, Chicago’s only 3-star Michelin-rated restaurant. With all that, plus excellent shopping and exciting nightlife, Lincoln Park is truly a Chicago treasure.

Between the Chicago River and Lake Michigan and a short hop to the Loop, Lincoln Park is positioned for beauty and convenience — two traits residents have come to expect from Fisher Garages as well. When planning for a new garage, Lincoln Park homeowners know that Fisher Garages will provide top-quality materials and a solid design esthetic to create a true upgrade to their home’s value. And Fisher will obtain all permits and ensure everything is cleaned up for a stress-free building experience. In Lincoln Park, when only the best will do, Fisher Garages is the only place to go

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.