Your trusted team for remodels and repairs.

Ga, construction and maintenance inc 

GA Construction &amp; Maintenance is a family-owned business with over 12 years of experience transforming homes into beautiful, functional spaces. Built on trust, integrity, and reliable craftsmanship, we proudly stand by our motto: “Name of Trust &amp; Power.” From the first consultation to the final clean-up, our team is committed to delivering high-quality work that reflects your vision. We specialize in complete home renovations, including kitchen and bathroom remodeling, basement transformations, flooring installation, painting, carpentry, drywall, and full rehabilitations. Every project—big or small—receives the same level of care, attention to detail, and professionalism. Our customers appreciate our communication, transparency, and dedication to getting the job done right. At GA Construction &amp; Maintenance, we believe your home should be a place of comfort and pride. That’s why we work closely with you throughout the entire process to ensure exceptional results that exceed expectations. When you choose us, you're choosing quality, reliability, and a team that truly cares about bringing your ideas to life.

DuPage County

David Giuliani

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Elmhurst

Illinois

GA Construction & Maintenance is a family-owned business with over 12 years of experience transforming homes into beautiful, functional spaces....

Discover Oak Park’s Hidden Gem – A living world of beauty

Oak Park Conservatory

Located in historic Oak Park, Illinois, the Oak Park Conservatory is a treasured landmark and one of the community’s top three historical sites. Free and open to the public, the Conservatory offers visitors a lush escape into nature with three distinct indoor showrooms — the Mediterranean Room, Tropical Room, and Desert Room — each showcasing a diverse collection of plants from around the world. Outside, the urban gardens continue the experience with native Illinois landscapes featured in the Elsie Jacobsen Discovery Garden and Rubinstein Garden. Sweeps of prairie grasses and native blooms welcome you at the entrance, inviting you to slow down and explore this hidden oasis in the heart of the village. Owned and operated by the Park District of Oak Park, the Conservatory provides year-round opportunities to connect with nature through programs, events, and community initiatives. Highlights include: • Seasonal Events: Enjoy festive gatherings throughout the year such as the Candlelight Walk, Shamrock Scavenger Hunt, and Halloween Fright at Night. • Plant &amp; Garden Markets: Shop a variety of seasonal plant sales, including the Winter Seed Sale, Valentine’s Market, Spring Plant Sale, Perennial Pollinator Sale, Succulent &amp; Cacti Sale, Fall Mum &amp; Bulb Sale, and Winter Greens Market. • Private Event Rentals: Celebrate life’s milestones surrounded by natural beauty. The Conservatory is available for weddings, showers, graduations, birthday parties, memorial services, and other special occasions. • Educational Programs: Participate in a variety of hands-on programs for all ages — from adult gardening workshops to free early childhood nature programs that inspire young explorers. Whether you’re a lifelong plant lover or simply seeking a moment of calm, the Oak Park Conservatory offers a space to reconnect with nature, beauty, and community — right in your own backyard.

Cook County

Oak Park-River Forest

Located in historic Oak Park, Illinois, the Oak Park Conservatory is a treasured landmark and one of the community’s top three historical sites....

An employee at Buffalo Wild Wings in Elmhurst asked police to serve a group of customers with no trespass notices Aug. 12 after they didn't pay their bill.She said she'd gotten into an argument with the customers, and one of them pointed a finger at her and touched her face, according to Elmhurst police.She didn't press charges. The customers were each served a no trespass notice, and they left the restaurant at 149 North York.

An employee at Buffalo Wild Wings in Elmhurst asked police to serve a group of customers with no trespass notices Aug. 12 after they didn’t pay their bill.

She said she’d gotten into an argument with the customers, and one of them pointed a finger at her and touched her face, according to Elmhurst police.She didn’t press charges. The customers were each served a no trespass notice, and they left the restaurant at 149 North York.

The customers were each served no trespass notices.