A newer subdivision garage with an upright freezer, seen close and low, the freezer door or lid catching the light.

Chicago, IL

Freezer repair in Will County.

4 cities and neighborhoods across Will County, part of Chicago.

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What Chicago does
to a freezer.

Where freezers sit in Will County, as across Chicago: older housing stock, tower living, mixed housing, family houses.

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Older housing stock

Older houses put the freezer wherever there was room, often a cellar with a floor that slopes toward a drain, and a cabinet standing out of level holds its door slightly open at one corner, a ridge of frost along that edge being the first sign.

Tower living

Standalone freezers are rare in towers, where the space goes to freezer drawers under a counter or a slim column beside the main kitchen unit, and a warm drawer there is repaired in its opening because the cabinetry was cut to its exact size.

Mixed housing

In the older houses on a mixed block the freezer may share a circuit with a sump pump or a washer, and a tripping breaker is traced to that circuit before the freezer's compressor takes the blame.

Family houses

A family freezer holds the weekly shopping, the meal prep and the ice pops, and its door is often left resting against a bag or a box by a child in a hurry, so a door alarm that chirps every day is the signal to check the seal and the latch.

Where we go
in Will County.

4 cities and neighborhoods across Will County, part of Chicago. The same visit in each.

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Frankfort

Frankfort, about 28 miles southwest of Chicago, was settled in the early 1830s by pioneers who arrived by the Des Plaines River and along the Sauk Trail, a road that still exists.

Homer Glen

Homer Glen, once known as Goodings Grove, sits about 32 miles southwest of downtown Chicago and is a young village, incorporated on April 17, 2001.

New Lenox

Fur traders set up an outpost on Hickory Creek in 1829, among Will County's first settlements, and the Rock Island Railroad's arrival in 1852 reshaped the township that became New Lenox.