My experience with Metanoia was great from start to finish. They quickly came out for an estimate after contacting them. The painters we here early and stayed late. They took care in moving things on the patio along with protecting my plants. They did two coats by hand and the job was finished in 2 1/2 days. My home looks awesome!
I don't think I can praise Metenoia enough. This is the 2nd time we have used Metanoia to paint and add home designs to our houses we have purchased before moving in. We were on a specific timeline so we had to have the work completed on time. Both times they worked very hard to ensure they were done in the time promised. They are very dependable.
Fantastic job from Metanoia on our 80s stucco exterior. They did patchwork around the entire home, sealed off my soffits and painted everything - including the gutters! It looks like a new home after they finished. Tight lines, love the contrast, very well executed. And they set very realistic expectations on the finished product along the way. Could have been more communicative during the process but the result was worth it.
Excellent work from quality painters! My home looks amazing, fresh and new because of the attention to detail from their professional workers. The job was completed on time and to my satisfaction thanks to the coordinated efforts between everyone at Metanoia. I highly recommend Metanoia Construction.
Metanoia is a wonderful company! They have greatly helped our first floor renovation by providing amazing painting and stucco services. They are professional, timely, and talented. Every project has challenges and no matter what popped up, they handled it so well. Alfonso has a great crew and is kind. We will continue to work with them over other options!
Metanoia did a fantastic job from start to finish. They painted and did some drywall repair work for construction to my entire 1st floor. I am very pleased with the quality work they did! Very professional! And they were all hard workers. I was amazed on how efficiently they worked! They came in and rescued me from a previous company I had to let go. I’d definitely recommend them!!!
We hire Metanoia to repaint, caulk all the trim of the entire house and replace any rotted wood. There are more rotted wood than the original quoted when they start the job, but they go above and beyond by fixing all new found rotted wood with the same original quoted price. They pay attention to detail, clean up after they finish the job. Over all excellent experience and I will definitely recommend Metanoia.
Great service and would definitely recommend! Alfonso’s crew really did a phenomenal job with installing porcelain tile in my first floor. The crew was very professional at all times and arrived on time every day. The company was able to start on our project right away and finished within a very reasonable time frame. Awesome team and great workmanship!
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Metanoia Construction Inc has been serving Frankfort, Cook County, and the surrounding areas with quality construction and remodeling services. Our team of experienced general contractors is committed to providing exceptional craftsmanship and customer satisfaction. Whether you need a house renovation contractor or a commercial construction contractor, we have the skills and expertise to handle any project.
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Metanoia Construction Inc offers a wide range of services to meet all your construction needs in Frankfort and Cook County. From interior and exterior painting to floor installation and drywall installation, our residential house painters and remodeling contractors ensure every detail is perfect. We also specialize in epoxy flooring and power washing to give your property a polished look. Trust our building construction contractors and commercial construction contractors for all your projects. Call 630-999-4281 today to get started!
First inhabited by Native Americans, including the Potawatomi and Sac and Fox tribes, Frankfort was used as a conduit between the Des Plaines and St. Joseph rivers. Originally, the area was part of the Virginia Territory before the French signed a treaty with Manitoqua, the Potawatomi chief, for land in the Prestwick area. The first pioneers came to Frankfort in the early 1830s by means of the Des Plaines River from the southwest and by wagon from the east along the Sauk Trail, a roadway that still exists today.
William Rice, the first non-native settler, made a permanent settlement in Frankfort in 1831. While the first pioneers, coming mainly from the New England colonies, were mostly of English and Scottish descent, German settlers made the village of Frankfort a reality. Later in the 1840s German settlers migrated from Germany to Frankfort. They had fled harsh conditions in their homeland by coming to America and proved to be very industrious and experienced farmers as they soon bought most of the fertile farm land from the “Yankees”, who were more inclined to provide services for local needs. Establishing both ownership and pride in the area, the German settlers implemented the first system of resident concern for local lands, which has been maintained ever since.
What is now known as Frankfort Township was originally part of the Hickory Creek Precinct. Will County was originally divided into ten precincts. The county, in 1850, was changed to the township form of government. Frankfort Township was named by Frederick Cappel after his native city, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. In 1855 the Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad built a line through an area linking Joliet, Illinois, with Lake Station, Indiana. The J&NI Railroad was leased to the Michigan Central Railroad, and service was implemented in July 1855. Nelson D. Elwood, an officer of the rail line, and Sherman Bowen, a Joliet attorney and real estate man, jointly platted a village of around 23 acres (9.3 ha) in March 1855 and named it Frankfort after the township. It was commonly referred to as “Frankfort Station” because of the railroad depot located there, but when the village was incorporated, the “station” was dropped from the name.
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