A Gust of New Home Improvement Resources From Fix The Home

Online home improvement resource and contractor referral service Fix The Home -- http://www.fixthehome.com -- has recently announced that it will set standards high in providing Chicago residents with the absolute best in information and customer service.

Fix The Home (FTH) is one of the web properties of Lead Storm Media. With FTH now fully operational for over 2 months, administration is working on targeting selective large cities throughout the United States.

Chicago is the third most populous city in the United States, and it seemed only fitting that Fix The Home would be working hard to ensure that Chicago residents will not only be able to research their next project but will also be able to find pre-screened, licensed and insured contractors local to them for whatever their home improvement needs may be. The site offers homeowners the chance to compare free estimates, from Chi-town kitchen, bathroom and basement remodelers -- http://www.fixthehome.com/cat/remodeling/regions/chicago/ -- to flooring, painting, roofing -- http://www.fixthehome.com/cat/roofing/regions/chicago/ -- and siding -- http://www.fixthehome.com/cat/siding/regions/chicago/ -- experts. This means residents of this Illinois (IL) city have a one-stop-shop for anything home improvement related.

Local Chicagoland contractors will see the plus side to this as well: at least those that make the cut. Fix The Home does have a rigorous pre-screening process to weed out any contractors that won't fit the bill, but once a home improvement professional has made the cut they will be matched with local homeowners waiting to hear about their services. This is a great asset to any home improvement business, whether a large corporation or simply a one man handyman service.

We can certainly attest that Lead Storm Media is on its way to creating yet another amazing home improvement resource. Not only for Chicago homeowners but for anyone looking for information on their next home improvement project, Fix The Home is clearly the way to go.

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