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Sahara Window and Doors

Serving the entire Chicago area for over 50 years, Sahara Window and Doors began in Chicago and moved to the suburb of Mount Prospect 20 years back. Since first opening, Sahara Window and Doors has established itself as the leader in Chicagoland's window and door industry. Currently owned and operated by retired Chicago Police Officers, Sahara is a family-run business with Iver Johnson Sr. at the helm as well as his son Iver Jr., and daughter, Andrea Jager.

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6619 W Jarvis, Niles, IL 60714 (847) 259-9099 https://saharawindowanddoors.com/

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Can I change the outside coach light fixture from white to black?

Martha Fisher of Croixco Construction ^PRO answered:

Jun 25, 2014

Yes. It is always recommended to use an electrician. If you have vinyl siding, one important thing to do is also use Jumbo light blocks for the light to mount to. This allows for stability and a ni ... read more

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We have a cracked stone patio and are considering other surfaces, including pavers. What do you think?

Martha Fisher of Croixco Construction ^PRO answered:

Apr 29, 2014

This should be a simple project. It depends if you are hiring a contractor or DIY. You can use pavers or poured concrete. Either way, one of the key steps is prep. Make sure you use the correct ma ... read more

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