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Where we plan projects in Wisconsin
Service areas in Wisconsin are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Dane County
Madison
Madison's housing runs from pre-1940 homes to a large share of post-2000 construction, and about 44% of units are in buildings with five or more units. Common projects include kitchen and bathroom remodels, re-roofing, siding and new homes. The city lists permits for re-roofing, siding, windows and kitchen and bathroom alterations, and five local historic districts add exterior review.
Madison projects - Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Milwaukee has the oldest housing of the cities in this profile: about a third of units date from before 1940, and more than one in five are in two-unit buildings. Common projects include kitchen and bath updates in duplexes and older single-family homes, roof replacement, and repairs to aging exteriors and building systems.
Milwaukee projects - Waukesha County
Waukesha
Waukesha's housing grew most between 1970 and 1999, around a smaller core of pre-1940 homes, and nearly one in five units is in a building with 20 or more units. Typical projects include updating kitchens and baths from those decades, roof and siding replacement, and small commercial work. The city inspects new construction, alterations and repairs.
Waukesha projects - Brown County
Green Bay
Green Bay's housing is centered on the postwar decades, with about 45% of units built from 1950 through 1979. Many projects involve updating mid-century kitchens and baths, replacing roofs and windows, and improving insulation and air sealing in homes built before the state's dwelling energy rules.
Green Bay projects - Outagamie County
Appleton
Appleton is mostly single-family, with about two-thirds of housing units in detached homes and about 65% built before 1980. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels, siding and deck work, and interior remodels, which the city's Inspections Division says will most likely need permits.
Appleton projects - Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Oshkosh has a large stock of older homes, with about 27% of housing units built before 1940, and a Landmarks Commission charged with protecting the city's historic districts. Common projects include roofing and siding, window and door replacement, porch and deck repairs, and remodels, all of which the city lists as permitted work.
Oshkosh projects - La Crosse County
La Crosse
La Crosse's housing skews older, with about 26% of units built before 1940 and about 46% before 1960. The city issues permits for re-roofing, re-siding and window and door replacement, and charges triple permit fees when work starts before a permit is obtained. Its floodplain rules can change the scope of major repairs and remodels on affected properties.
La Crosse projects - Eau Claire County
Eau Claire
Eau Claire's housing spans pre-1940 homes and steady newer building, with about 21% of units built in 2000 or later. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels, roofing, and updates to small multi-unit buildings, since about 17% of units are in buildings with two to four units.
Eau Claire projects
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