Contents
Welcome from the Executive Director 6
Board of Directors 8
Premium Members 8
Neon Cow Creamery 10
Village of Burlington 14
Incredible Builders, Inc. 16
Village of Hampshire 20
Community Events 22
Lions Club 26
Village of Pingree Grove 30
American General Storage 32
Climate Comfort Heating & Cooling 34
Area Schools 36
Places of Worship 36
Community Contacts 38
Important Phone Numbers 39
Around Town 42
Membership Directory 44
Business Directory 48
Member Search 53
From the Executive Director Welcome
I hope you enjoy this issue of the 2025-26 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce Area Guide. Within these
pages, you will find resources for all your business needs in the Hampshire, Burlington and Pingree
Grove areas and beyond. This magazine provides information about shopping options, entertainment,
business listings and local government connections, gathered in one convenient place, designed with you
in mind.
At the heart of our communities are the member businesses, events and people that add so much value to
our everyday lives. Please share this magazine and use it to learn more about our community, our
resources and our businesses. Additional copies can be obtained from the Hampshire Area Chamber
office.
Our Chamber represents three unique villages – each offering a prosperous lifestyle, strong
business partners and good neighbors that contribute to a family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Hampshire, Burlington and Pingree Grove are growing communities. The new neighborhoods that are under
development offer a great opportunity for new customers to engage with our business community. The
Hampshire Area Chamber helps connect local businesses with new customers through our events and
sponsorship opportunities.
As your partner in business, the Chamber strives to help local businesses grow by providing
opportunities to build a network of business partners and increase brand recognition within the
community. Sharing events on social media, promoting businesses on our website, providing email blasts
and sharing informative newsletters are just some of the ways the Chamber serves as a vital link to new
and repeat customers.
As the Executive Director, I regularly attend village meetings to stay informed on issues that matter
to the business community and to serve as a voice for our business partners. It is my honor to serve the
business community by sharing the concerns of our local businesses with state and local governing
agencies, providing education on laws and regulations that impact business, and helping to reach
customers and serve as a link between member businesses and the community.
My heartfelt gratitude goes out to all of our member businesses who have made this publication possible
through their support and advertising. By supporting the businesses in this directory, you are making an
investment in your own local neighborhood, ensuring its continued success, and contributing to the
vibrant community in which we all live.
Thank you for your ongoing partnership and support!
Jeanie Mayer
Executive Director
Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
President
Heather Swanson
Vice President
David Berreles
Treasurer
James Kammes
Board Secretary
Nikki Rodgers
Executive Director
Jeanie Mayer
Director
Kelli Zopfi
Director
Robenette Burklow
Director
Susanne Cass
Thank you to our Premium Members!
Mini Museum of All Things '80s
NEON COW CREAMERY
For Anna and Brad Lassila, opening the Neon Cow Creamery & Sub Shop in downtown Hampshire last summer
was like going back to the future.
“My father was a chef and restaurateur when I was a child. We had a small diner on the northwest
side of Chicago in the early 1980s called Nick’s Snack Shop, so this business is kind of in my
blood,” Anna said. “Growing up, my brothers and I helped him work the diner so I have fond
memories of working there with him and my siblings. I decided to open a restaurant in my father’s
honor and to carry on the tradition of serving delicious food and desserts to our community.”
The couple decided to open Neon Cow Creamery & Sub Shop in Hampshire after visiting the town a few
times for dinner at the Copper Barrel shortly after moving to Pingree Grove. They fell in love with the
small town feel, the friendly people and the overall charm of the downtown business district.
“We read somewhere that Hampshire had a long history of dairy farming, so we felt that opening up
an ice cream shop was a no-brainer – on top of the fact that the community was asking for more
dining options,” Anna said.
As for the name, Brad said coming up with it was a group effort.
“The concept and name were conceived around the dinner table with our kids and grandkids one day.
We had a few names we were throwing around, and Neon Cow seemed to have a cool ring to it, so we went
with it,” Anna said.
The colorful name also reflects the 1980’s vibe going on at the Neon Cow Creamery. As Brad
practically has his entire childhood all over the walls of the shop, he likes to call it his mini museum
of that Big Hair Decade.
“Our 1980s theme stems from our love of everything 1980s, which obviously includes the outrageous
decor, the fantastic music, the awesome toys, the neon style, the blockbuster movies and, of course, the
pop culture that defined the era,” Brad said.
Neon Cow Creamery & Sub Shop serves Ashby’s Sterling Ice Cream, a brand the family discovered on
vacations to Ludington, Mich., on the east coast of Lake Michigan.
“It seemed everywhere we went in Michigan, whether it was in the U.P. or lower Michigan, all the
local shops sold Ashby’s,” Anna said. “We did some research and found that
Ashby’s had more than 70 flavors of award-winning ice cream, and we knew we had to bring these
flavors to our small town.”
At Neon Cow Creamery & Sub Shop, hands down, the most popular ice cream flavor is Amaretto Cherry,
followed by O-O-Oreo. Anna said the shop probably sells more of these two flavors than all of the others
combined.
The shop also sells Chicago style sub sandwiches.
“We use only fresh baked Turano’s bread for all of our subs, and Turano’s is a
Chicago staple. Every deli and sub shop in Chicago used Turano’s bread when we were growing
up,” Anna said. “The other thing that makes a sub sandwich Chicago style is our use of the
perfect combination of spicy giardiniera, olive oil, vinegar and oregano. Giardiniera originated in
Chicago in the mid 19th century.”
Neon Cow Creamery’s most popular sub sandwich is a toss up between the “Don” and the
“Anna.” The shop puts a fair amount of spicy giardiniera on the Don, which helps make it one
of the best sellers.
For now, Anna works the restaurant full-time with daughters Maria and Stacie, and sons Ricky and Alex
helping out a couple days a week. Brad works full-time for Lake County, Illinois as a biosolids dryer
technician.
Of opening their first business, the couple said the biggest challenges have been keeping up with the
back of the house duties like paperwork, inventory, emails and budgeting. They’ve learned that
setting aside time on the weekends for those tasks works well for them in getting them done.
Of what they enjoy about owning and operating Neon Cow Creamery & Sub Shop, the Lassilas said meeting
all of the wonderful people that come in to support them.
“That’s the best part of having this business. We are truly blessed that this community welcomed us with open arms and I couldn’t be more happy to be a part of it,” Anna said.
The
colorful name also reflects the 1980’s vibe going on at the Neon Cow
Creamery. As Brad practically has his entire childhood all over the walls of the shop, he likes to call
it his mini museum of that Big Hair Decade.
Village of Burlington
The Village of Burlington was incorporated in 1906 and is a village with a strong sense of community.
Burlington marked its beginnings with a tavern in 1840, a post office in 1846, a general store in 1847
and finally incorporated in 1906. On the growth horizon are many opportunities. Burlington is a quaint,
rural community interested in economic development and has a positive image for growth while maintaining
the “small-town” character. It is home to 23 businesses and 535 residents.
Improvements to the Village of Burlington have progressed from the alignment of Plank Road and its
first stop light, the resurfacing of Main Street, and the total reconditioning of the water tower.
Burlington completed updating their Comprehensive Plan and the Village is preparing for all potential
growth. The Village of Burlington is looking forward to opportunities to expand while maintaining its
small-town character.
Please visit the Village website for more information about activities and elected officials.
For all inquiries: Contact the Village Hall at 847-683-2283
Village website: www.vil.burlington.il.us
Facebook page: @Village of Burlington
Elected Village Officials
President: Mary Kay Wlezen
Trustees: Jim Daffron, Amanda Stephens, Deb Twenhafel, Ryan Wasson, Jean
Micklevitz, Mike Szydlo
Appointed Officials
Village Clerk: Christine Jones
Deputy Clerk: Natalie Meisner
Staff Members
Director of Public Works: Mark Wilkison
Public Works Assistant: Roy Theiner
Community Events
July: Fireworks Show
September: Fall Fest
December: Holiday Tree Lighting
Trustworthy & Credible Local General Contractor: INCREDIBLE BUILDERS
Incredible Builders, Inc. is a local general contracting company specializing in kitchen and bath
remodeling, home additions, commercial remodeling, basement remodeling, senior living renovations and
restoration services to Hampshire and surrounding towns.
For Tony and Claudine Cutrona and company cofounder Dave Knoll, the name reflects what they have to
offer potential customers.
“It’s about trust and letting people know we are credible,” Tony said.
Claudine noted that the company’s IBI logo is also intended to reflect that sense of
credibility.
“The I for Incredible and the I for Inc. are pillars holding up a building,” she said.
That knowledge comes with more than a half-century of collective experience the trio has in the
building industry. The three had been working for a major home builder in 2008, when the Great Recession
hit.
“We decided to take the leap and started Incredible Builders,” Tony said.
In the years since, they’ve grown the company to have 16 full-time and two part-time employees.
And in 2024, Incredible Builders opened a design studio in Huntley to complement its office in downtown
Hampshire.
The showroom offers interior vignettes of kitchens and bathrooms for customers to see options
available. Consulting with Claudine there allows clients to create their design vision and see what they
can choose for their specific remodeling projects.
Tony said that about 80 percent of Incredible Builders' work is remodeling. In the Hampshire/Huntley
area, the company is seeing many people looking to make big transformations to parts of their homes.
That’s particularly true for those living in subdivisions that opened over 20 years ago, such
as Sun City by Del Webb.
“We enjoy large-scale, down-to-the-bones projects,” he said.
As for trends, when it comes to bathrooms, Claudine said unused bathtubs are being replaced with large,
walk-in showers. Clients are also drawn to having two individual sinks and heated floors.
In kitchens, short oak cabinets are being replaced with painted white or solid colors in style –
as are floor-to-ceiling cabinets and accent glass pieces.
“People are upscaling what they have,” Tony said.
While home improvement shows, such as the ones on HGTV, frequently make it look quick and easy to get a
remodeling project completed, Tony said Incredible Builders communicates upfront about obtaining the
required permits and a projected time frame for the work.
“Work doesn't begin until materials are on hand. Once that’s the case, we are in a home
until the project is finished,” Tony said.
Toward that, he noted that Incredible Builders uses Buildertrend software which allows the company and
its clients to remain in daily communication and on the same page about every aspect of their specific
projects.
“This guides us through our process and procedure and provides a thoughtful approach. Our goal is
that the customer says things worked out great for them and we were a pleasure to work with,” Tony
said.
For anyone interested in seeing public examples of the work Incredible Builders has done, the couple
mentioned the doors at the Ella Johnson Library, the facade for Stitching on State and the brickwork on
R K Services, all in Hampshire.
“And our own office was one of the first buildings in downtown Hampshire to be renovated,” Tony said.
Contractor Tips
For those considering hiring any contractor, Tony noted some handy tips:
● It’s a red flag when a contractor doesn’t stress getting all the necessary
permits and inspections.
● Make sure the contractor uses other licensed professionals on various aspects of a
project, including plumbing, electric, and HVAC work.
● Check online business reviews and ratings through sites such as the Better Business
Bureau, Facebook, Google, and local chambers of commerce.
● Check the contractor’s website and social media for transparency.
● Ask for references.
Village of Hampshire
A Busy 2025 Will See New Projects and Familiar Events
The Village issued nearly 700 building permits in 2024, representing a private investment of $46.2
million in residential and commercial construction. In 2024, 158 new residential construction permits
were issued, and a similar number is expected to be issued in 2025.
Downtown Hampshire continues to welcome new businesses, mostly owned and operated by Hampshire
residents, including Double R Dogs, Neon Cow, Style on State, and BW Breast Feeding Support & Bodywork.
These new restaurants and businesses provide residents and visitors with places to eat, meet and shop,
by buying local. The Village continued to support businesses with Façade Improvement Grants in 2024, and
more are expected in 2025, providing a historic look and feel to downtown Hampshire.
In 2024, the Village Streets Department continued the local roads resurfacing program with projects on
Centennial, Kelley, and Duchess as outlined in the Village Capital Improvement Plan. The department
prioritizes resurfacing based on the best return on investment, considering pothole patching and crack
filling to extend the life of roads before resurfacing and reconstruction. These projects include new
curbs and gutters, new accessibility ramps, and new shouldering on Kelley Road.
The Village will celebrate April 2025 by breaking ground on a new Public Works Garage on Town Place
Road. The new 30,000 square-foot facility is being developed by the Design Build Team of Lamp
Incorporated and Kluber Architectural. The Public Works Facility will house the Village Streets
Department, providing space to park all the Village's snow plows and other large equipment inside and
protected from the elements by January 2026. This will extend the life of this equipment and provide a
safe place for Village mechanics and the Plow Team to repair, maintain and stage for winter storms. This
will increase the lifespan of vehicles and equipment, saving the Village and its residents thousands of
dollars in storage, repairs, and maintenance costs. The building will be funded in part by a Federal
Community Congressional Grant.
In 2024, the Village's Utilities Department began projects identified in the new Village Utilities
Master Plan, completed in 2023. The Plan provides detailed projects and funding to maintain and improve
the Village's underground infrastructure and water and sewer equipment, crucial to providing quality
drinking water and sewage treatment. The Utilities Department will begin replacing a small number of
public lead service lines in 2025, years ahead of the IEPA requirement.
The Village looks forward to the many public events you have come to expect in Hampshire, sponsored by the Village and other community partners such as the Ice Sculpture/Cocoa Crawl, Coon Creek Country Days, Holidays on State, Whip-Purs Homecoming Parade, Santa's Jingle Fest Parade and new to Hampshire in 2025, America's First Responder Fest, featuring First Responder Awards and live entertainment. Community Events build relationships and community, bringing our residents, businesses, and visitors together to celebrate all that is Hampshire!
Village President Mike Reid
Trustee Aaron Kelly
Trustee Lionel Mott
Trustee Heather Fodor
Trustee Toby Koth
Trustee Laura Pollastrini
Trustee Erik Robinson
Community Events
One thing that makes the communities of Burlington, Hampshire and Pingree Grove stand out is the way we
celebrate the seasons and holidays with street parties, vendor fairs and community events that attract
visitors from dozens of surrounding cities and villages.
The Chamber collaborates with local businesses and organizations to provide events and entertainment
designed to develop tourism, connect businesses and increase brand awareness for our members.
February
Ice Sculpture & Cocoa Crawl
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber
March
St. Patrick’s Day 5K
April
Flashlight Egg Hunt/Doggie Egg Hunt
Hosted by the Hampshire Park District
May
Business Expo in Pingree Grove
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
July
Summer Street Dance
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber
Seyller Park Grand Opening Event
Hosted by the Hampshire Township Park District
Rosemary Kesse Day-Ice Cream Social & Movie
Hosted by the Park District and Village of Hampshire
Fireworks
Hosted by Pingree Grove
August
Coon Creek Country Days – 4 Day Festival
Located on State Street near Allen Road
Hosted by the HCCCD Committee
Coon Creek Classic 2k & 10k Race
Hosted by the Hampshire Park District
Suds and Fun Car Show
Held at Seyller Park in Hampshire
September
Car Show, Music & Vendor Festival
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber
Fall Fest
Hosted by the Village of Burlington
October
Scare Crow Contest
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
Haunted Trail
Hosted by the Hampshire Park District
Trunk or Treat
Hosted by the Hampshire Park District & Ella Johnson Library District
November
Holidays on State
Hosted by the Hampshire Area Chamber
Veteran’s Parade
December
Jingle Bell Fest
Hosted by the Village of Hampshire
Holiday Parade
Hosted by the Village of Burlington
Holiday Parade
Hosted by the Village of Pingree Grove
Filling the Needs of the Community Lions Club
If you’ve been to Coon Creek Country Days or any number of happenings in Hampshire, you’ve
most likely encountered members of the Lions Club.
They are easy to spot in their bright yellow vests and purple shirts. And they have been serving the
village since 1953.
“The key to our longevity in Hampshire is the desire of the membership to fill needs where we
find them,” said Lion Mike Thomas.
Thomas has been a Lion since 2011. He joined the club as another way to be active in his community and
has served as its president for two terms.
Thomas credits the strength and staying of the Hampshire Lions Club to a number of longtime members.
They include:
● Roger Paddock - 54 years
● Fred Rackow - 36 years
● John Gehringer - 33 years
● Bob Brock - 30 years
● Harold Perry - 29 years
● Chuck Smith - 25 years
● Matt Watson - 22 years
● Chuck Rath - 17 years
“Without their enthusiasm and leadership, people would not join or stay involved,” Thomas
said.
Thomas said he enjoys the fellowship and camaraderie of being in the Hampshire Lions Club. He finds it
satisfying to know that every penny the club raises is used to support local efforts related to vision,
hearing, diabetes, macular degeneration and other needs of the community.
Thomas noted that Lions Club International was founded by Chicago-based insurance salesman Melvin Jones
in 1917.
In 1925 noted author and disability rights advocate Helen Keller challenged the Lions to become
“knights of the blind,” Thomas said. “Our original purpose was – and remains
– to support efforts that prevent loss of sight and hearing.”
In 1968 Lions Club International established a foundation. Today, its network has grown to include club
chapters in more than 200 countries around the world.
As such, the Lions Club International vision statement is to be the global leader in community and
humanitarian service, Thomas said, and its mission statement is to empower volunteers to serve their
communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through
Lions clubs.
The Hampshire Lions Club was chartered on Oct. 14, 1953, with 44 initial members. The club’s
sponsor was the Dundee Lions Club. In turn, in 1959 the Hampshire club sponsored the Burlington Lions
Club.
Each August, the organization holds its biggest fundraiser of the year, its annual Hampshire Lions Club
Golf Tournament at the Randall Oaks Golf Club in West Dundee.
Other annual fundraising events include:
● NFL Football Mania in advance of February’s Super Bowl and NCAA Hoops Mania in March
Rose Day for Mother’s Day in May
● The Sight and Sound Sweepstakes in May
● Hampshire Outdoor Market June through October
● A 50/50 community raffle held the last day of Coon Creek Days in August
● Lions of Illinois Foundation Candy Day in October
● A meat raffle held in November, which raises money for a different cause each year
The Hampshire Lions Club also has mints for sale on counters at local businesses to help fund its
causes. Club members spring into action at various Hampshire Park District and Hampshire Chamber of
Commerce events throughout the year, too, and hand out hot dogs at the village’s downtown Trunk or
Treat gathering in October.
Throughout any given year, the club also donates time, money and goods to the Hampshire/Burlington Food
Pantry. The Lions also provide two, $1,000 scholarships to graduating Hampshire High School students to
continue their education.
Members also maintain a van that is used as a Lions of Illinois Foundation Mobile Screening Unit to
conduct screenings for hearing loss and retinal eye diseases.
“For as long as they have been in Hampshire, the Lions Club has also chartered Cub Scout Pack 22.
Along with American Legion Post 680, the club has dual chartered Scouts BSA Troop 22, too,” Thomas
said.
Currently, the Hampshire Lions Club has 37 members who welcome others to join them in service to the
community.
For more information, email [email protected].
Village of Pingree Grove
The Village of Pingree Grove continues to be one of the fastest growing communities in Illinois, with a
population of 11,948 as of the Special Census conducted in May, 2024. Located within major
transportation thoroughfares - US Rte. 20 on the south, IL Rte. 47 to the West, and IL Rte. 72 to the
North - the Village has low taxes, high-quality local government services, and is committed to advancing
opportunities for investment, economic opportunity, and community job growth.
Pingree Grove thrives on a sense of community and offers a variety of outdoor recreational
opportunities for both active and laid-back lifestyles. The Village boasts over eight miles of bike and
pedestrian trails winding throughout the neighborhoods, in addition to providing parks, and active
recreational areas including skate park, baseball and soccer fields, and various playgrounds throughout
the community. This year, the Village has made an addition to its recreational offerings with the
implementation of an app-based self-service kayak rental system, for a fun and leisurely way for
residents to experience nature by way of Village waterways. A schedule of youth activities is also
available in coordination with the Hampshire Park District.
The Village is home to a variety of native and migrating birds - Hawks, Sand Cranes, Bald Eagles, and
Bufflehead ducks - seen within our parks, local ponds, or residential backyards; not to mention a
protected turtle species!
School District 300 serves the community through Gary D. Wright Elementary and Big Timber Elementary;
Hampshire Middle School, and Hampshire High School, all located in Hampshire, and Cambridge Lakes
Charter School. Elgin Community College provides local opportunities for higher education, located in
nearby Elgin. Central School District 301 serves residents within the Village’s historical
Heritage District.
Annual community events include a Touch-A-Truck, village-wide garage sale, 4th of July celebration, and
holiday tree lighting celebration. The Village depends on the time and talents of generous volunteers
who sign up to serve in various community event capacities.
Commercial development opportunities are available on four contiguous parcels located at the
intersection of IL Route 72 and Reinking Road. Population growth in the surrounding areas has created
additional demand for commercial uses. A grocery store, retail pharmacy chain, immediate care center,
pet supply retailer, craft supply store, auto parts store, and restaurant, are preferred for this
location.
The Village’s Business Park, located at US Route 20 and Bell Rd., contains fifteen parcels
ranging from just over one acre to ten acres with availability for a research and development, or
limited-scale manufacturing facility opportunities. Adjacent to light industrial uses, the business park
lies within the Bell Harrison TIF Redevelopment Project Area.
The Public Works Department provides a full range of municipal services including maintaining village
roadways, parks, and open spaces. Public Works operates a potable water system sourced from deep wells
and is cleaned and treated for safe consumption. The Village also provides wastewater treatment services
including the operation of a unique sustainable irrigation system that uses clean wastewater effluent to
keep the community green and lush, even during dry conditions. The Village continues to invest in its
water and sewer infrastructure as essential clean drinking water and the ability to efficiently dispose
of waste is an ongoing priority for our community. The Village’s second water treatment plant and
third well, are fully constructed and operational, and the construction of a wastewater treatment plant
expansion is currently underway. Future infrastructure includes the construction of a second water tower
to provide redundancy and ensure consistent water supply to the community.
The Village also remains committed to public safety and with its dedicated 18 full-time sworn officers, Pingree Grove Police Department’s mission is to provide services with integrity and dedication, to preserve life, to enforce the law, and to work in partnership with the community to enhance the quality of life in the Village of Pingree Grove.
Offering Comprehensive & Diverse Solutions American General Storage
After two years of planning, Karen Trzaska and her husband, Rick opened American General Storage in
April 2024.
“This is our first foray into the storage industry,” she said. “Our family has a
manufacturing business around the corner here in Hampshire and has developed other office and warehouse
properties over the years. We saw a need in the area and had the space to develop. It’s been a
learning experience we’ve greatly enjoyed.”
Trzaska said picking a name for the storage business started with its color scheme. The couple wanted
to use blue and white to complement its manufacturing facility and decided to add red as an accent color
and in honor of the United States and all who defend its freedoms.
“My parents are Polish immigrants who came to the U.S. as teenagers to live the American Dream,
and they succeeded,” Trzaska said. “Our family’s patriotism and gratitude for freedom
run deep, so it was important to us to incorporate the word American into our name."
American General Storage offers comprehensive and diverse solutions for storage needs, whether it be
personal or business, small or large, boxes or boats. “That’s where the
‘General’ came from to create American General Storage,” Trzaska said.
As for the facility itself, she noted it has more than 800 units that provide solutions to a
variety of storage needs. Be it personal, business, seasonal, boat, RV, construction or agricultural
equipment, garage cleanout, or space for college kids to keep items during summer break, American
General Storage can help just about anyone meet their storage needs.
In terms of security, American General Storage is the only provider of StorageDefender SMART UNIT
technology in the northern Illinois region. For an additional $12 per month, with this 24/7 personal
monitoring system, customers can keep an eye on their storage units via their smartphones and without
having to download any app.
“The service is integrated with our software. A tenant receives notification directly through
text messaging if any motion is detected,” Trzaska said. “While it is not directly tied into
the police department, it allows our tenants instant notification of entry as well as an audible
deterrent. If the tenant indicates this was not an entry they authorized, we are also notified. A
timestamp helps us find video footage, providing an extra layer of security for peace of
mind.”
Trzaska said the business prides itself on having such technology both inside the office and throughout
the premises, which provides solid security, lighting and surveillance. Most importantly, American
General Storage offers fair pricing upfront and rejects rate increase algorithms utilized by most others
in the industry, especially larger chains.
“We are in this for the long haul. We are long-time storage consumers and have been through all
aspects of the experience. It has shaped our business model,” Trzaska said. “We are not a
chain. We are independent owners/operators of a single facility and take pride in our
surroundings.”
Of those surroundings, Trzaska said the couple has enjoyed being not too far from Hampshire’s
downtown, meeting and helping a variety of clients and meeting wildlife friends and neighbors,
“from the hawks that guard us overhead to the large buck that surprised Rick one foggy
morning.”
Trzaska said her husband once turned a corner near the American General office and found himself in a
Western-style showdown with a 12-point buck. After a huff and snort, both backed away, with the buck
running off into the morning fog onto Krystyna Drive.
“About Krystyna Drive – it’s a private road that leads into the facility named after
my mom, Krystyna. My dad’s road, Stanley Drive, is around the corner at the entrance of Stanley
Machining.”
To learn more about American General Storage, visit www.aghampshire.com.
Heating and Cooling Climate Comfort
Available to handle all customers’ needs
Like a good HVAC system, the story behind Climate Comfort Heating and Cooling in Pingree Grove is one
of persistence and reliability.
Tim Sammarco has been working as a heating and air conditioning professional since 1998. When the
owners of the company where he was employed decided to close their operation in 2020, Tim decided to
start his own business.
While 2020 was the year the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the reputation Tim had built over the years allowed
the business to succeed.
“The contacts Tim made kept the business going and growing,” said Tim’s wife, Cindy,
who is Climate Comfort’s office manager.
Today, Climate Comfort employs five people who service HVAC units in homes and light commercial
properties across northern Illinois, from the Pingree Grove and Hampshire area, to as far away as
Rockford and the North Shore suburbs of Chicago.
Be it routine maintenance or an emergency repair on a heating or cooling unit, the company prides
itself on being available to handle all their customers’ heating, cooling, and ventilation needs.
Specializing in individualized service, Climate Comfort works to find money-saving HVAC solutions by
providing full, in-home or in-office consultations that explain all available options, assuring clients
will understand the nature of the repair or choose the appropriate new system - with all work and
equipment warranteed.
“Tim enjoys the diversity of the work he does and the range of help he and Climate Comfort offer.
He’s a problem-solver,” Cindy said.
As for people keeping their heating and cooling systems in optimal working order, Cindy said routine
maintenance is the key. That includes having an annual inspection and changing filters per the
specifications of the home or business’s system.
Routine maintenance also involves keeping an eye on the aspects of the system that are outdoors, as
well. Many contemporary heating systems use PVC piping to vent air, so it's essential to keep those
pipes clear of leaves in the fall and clear of snow and ice during the winter months.
With air conditioning units, people should landscape so that shrubs, plants and trees don’t block
air from the system. They need to keep those units free of leaves, pollen, bird nests and other things
nature might bring its way, Cindy said.
Another good idea during cold weather is to keep the furnace’s fan running pretty much all the
time. This keeps air moving, which means better air quality throughout the home or office, she said.
For better air quality, Climate Comfort can also recommend plasma air purifiers, germicidal UV lights,
media air filters and odor removing carbon air filters as accessories for heating and cooling
equipment.
Home and business owners also should keep in mind that furnaces and air conditioners – with the
roller coaster, very hot to very cold weather found in northern Illinois – typically have a
lifespan of 15 to 20 years. So they should plan and budget accordingly, Cindy said.
Tim and Cindy Sammarco make sure their business is known throughout Pingree Grove and Hampshire by
being involved with the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce, other organizations and various community
events held throughout the year.
Those have included home and business expos, the Carillon Car Show and Pet Expo in Pingree Grove in
July and the seasonal Hampshire Outdoor Market, where they frequently offer free swag for kids and bring
their dog.
They can also be seen at downtown Hampshire’s trunk-or-treat event in October, giving out candy
and mini pumpkins outside their business to kids trick-or-treating on Halloween and taking part in
Hampshire’s pre-Christmas time Holidays on State in November.
“Stop by and see us when we’re out and about. And if you have a question about your heating or cooling system, give us a call at (847) 732-3576,” Cindy said.
Area Schools
School District #300
Big Timber Elementary School
1400 Ridgecrest Drive, Hampshire
(224) 484-5500
Cambridge Lakes Charter School
840 Campus Drive, Pingree Grove
(847) 648-9700
Hampshire Elementary School
321 Terwilliger St., Hampshire
(847) 683-2171
Gary D. Wright Elementary
1500 Ketchum Road, Hampshire
(847) 683-5700
Hampshire Middle School
560 S. State St., Hampshire
(847) 683-2522
Hampshire High School
1600 Big Timber Road, Hampshire
(847) 792-3500
Private School
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School
288 E. Jefferson St., Hampshire
(847) 683-3450
Preschools & Daycares
Cambridge Lakes Preschool
840 Campus Drive, Pingree Grove
(847) 648-9700
His Grace Christian Academy
220 Keyes Ave., Hampshire
(847) 683-7780
Little People Play Time/Park District
441 E. Jefferson St., Hampshire
(847) 683-2690
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Preschool
288 E. Jefferson St., Hampshire
(847) 683-3450
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
The Little Saints Preschool
43W301 Plank Road, Hampshire
(847) 464-5134
School District #301
Howard B. Thomas
44W575 Plato Road, Hampshire
(847) 464-6008
Central Middle School
44W303 Plato Road, Burlington
(847) 464-6000
Central High School
44W625 Plato Road, Burlington
(847) 464-6030
Higher Education
Elgin Community College
1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin
(847) 697-1000
Judson University
1151 N. State St., Elgin
(847) 628-2500
Places of Worship
Faithway Baptist Church
195 Washington Ave., Hampshire
(815) 321-9366
First United Methodist Church
207 E. Grove. Ave., Hampshire
(847) 683-2598
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
297 E. Jefferson Ave., Hampshire
(847) 683-2391
St. John's Lutheran Church
13N535 French Rd., Hampshire
(847) 683-2338
St. Peter's Lutheran Church at N. Plato
43W301 Plank Rd., Hampshire
(847) 464-5721
Trinity Lutheran Church
135 Terwilliger Ave., Hampshire
(847) 683-2430
Zion United Methodist Church
157 W. Jefferson Ave., Hampshire
(847) 683-2238
Community Contacts
Hampshire
Village Hall
234 S. State St., Hampshire, IL
Mike Reid, Village President
(847) 683-2181
Hampshire Township
170 Mill Ave., Hampshire, IL
Jody Ramakel, Supervisor
(847) 683-9464
Rebecca Penkaty, Assessor
(847) 683-4480
Hampshire Public Works
234 S. State St., Hampshire, IL
(847) 683-2064
Dave Starrett, Street Supervisor
Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
113 Oak Knoll Drive, Hampshire, IL
(847) 683-1122
Jeanie Mayer, Executive Director
Hampshire Park District
390 South St., Hampshire, IL
(847) 683-2690
Laura Schraw, Executive Director
Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library District
109 S. State St., Hampshire, IL
(847) 683-4490
Stephen Bero, Executive Director
Hampshire U.S. Post Office
196 Washington Ave., Hampshire, IL
(847) 683-2636
Jayde Allaire, Postmaster
Pingree Grove
Pingree Grove Village Hall
14N042 Reinking Road, Pingree Grove, IL
(847) 464-5533
Amber Kibiak, President
Pingree Grove Public Works Dept.
14N042 Reinking Road, Pingree Grove, IL
(847) 464-5533
Pat Doherty, Director
Gilberts
Rutland Township
16N491 Powers Road, Gilberts, IL
(847) 428-6560
Burlington
Burlington Village Hall
175 Water St., Burlington, IL
Mary Kay Wlezen, President
(847) 683-2237
Burlington Township Assessor
374 S. Main St., Burlington, IL
Michael Romanelli, Assessor
(847) 683-2555
Burlington Township Supervisor
374 S. Main St., Burlington, IL
John Beach, Supervisor
(224) 523-2344
Burlington Public Works
175 Water St., Burlington, IL
Mark Wilkison, Director
(847) 683-2237
Burlington Park District
401 Park St., Burlington, IL
Tom Trenkle, President
(847) 826-4403
Burlington US Post Office
375 S. Main St., Burlington, IL
Barby Kay, Postmaster (847) 683-3590
Illinois Legislators
U.S. Senator Dick Durbin, (D)
230 S. Dearborn St. # 3892, Chicago, IL
(312) 353-4952
U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth, (D)
230 S. Dearborn St. # 3900, Chicago, IL
(312) 886-3506
State Senator Don Dewitte, (R) 33rd Dist.
130 Washington St., West Dundee, IL
(847) 214-8245
State Senator Dave Syverson, (R) 35th Dist.
115 W. Oak Knoll Drive, Hampshire, IL
(815) 987-7555
State Senator Karina Villa, (D) 25th Dist.
946 Neltnor Blvd., #108, West Chicago, IL
(630) 326-9319
U.S. Representative Lauren Underwood, (D) 14th Dist.
40W310 La Fox Road #F2, Campton Hills, IL
(630) 584-2734
State Representative Maura Hirschauer, (D) 49th Dist.
946 Neltnor Blvd., #108, West Chicago, IL
(331) 465-9661
State Representative Jeff Keicher, (R) 70th Dist.
115 W. Oak Knoll Drive, Hampshire, IL
(815) 748-3494
State Representative Keith Wheeler, (R) 50th Dist.
959 Oak St., North Aurora, IL
(630) 345-3464
State Representative Dan Ugaste, (R) 65th Dist.
127 S. First St. #294, Geneva, IL
(630) 457-5460
Important Phone Numbers
POLICE & FIRE DEPARTMENT Emergency 911
BURLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Non-Emergency (847) 683-2199
154 South St., Burlington, IL
HAMPSHIRE POLICE DEPARTMENT
215 Industrial Drive, Hampshire, IL
Non-Emergency (847) 683-2240
HAMPSHIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT
202 Washington Ave., Hampshire, IL
Non-Emergency (847) 683-2629
KANE COUNTY SHERIFF
37W755 Illinois Route 38, St. Charles, IL
Non-Emergency (630) 232-6840
PINGREE GROVE FIRE DEPARTMENT
14N026 Reinking Road, Pingree Grove, IL
Non-Emergency (847) 741-3151
PINGREE POLICE DEPARTMENT
1 Police Plaza, Pingree Grove, IL
Non-Emergency (847) 464-4600
Other Services
AMBULANCE SERVICE 911
CHILD HELP HOTLINE (800) 4-A-Child
COMMUNITY CRISIS CENTER (847) 697-2380
FOX VALLEY HOSPICE (630) 232-2233
LAZARUS HOUSE
HOUSING AND HOMELESS SHELTER (630) 587-2144
PACE DIAL-A-RIDE (847) 931-6755
SUICIDE PREVENTION SERVICES (630) 482-9696
Hospitals
NORTHWESTERN MEDICINE
10400 Haligus Road, Huntley, IL (224) 654-0000
AMITA HEALTH/PRESENCE ST. JOSEPH
77 N. Airlite St., Elgin, IL (847) 695-3200
NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL/KISHHEALTH SYSTEM
1 Kish Hospital Drive, DeKalb, IL (815) 756-1521
ADVOCATE SHERMAN
1425 N. Randall Road, Elgin, IL (847) 742-9800
Membership Directory
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A J Gunz, Inc.
(847) 814-6664
17N550 Widmayer Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
Adobe
(408) 753-5826
345 Park Avenue
San Jose, CA 95110-2704
Advocate Health
(920) 251-6924
1107 Clearwater Dr
Pingree Grove, IL `60140
AHW LLC
(847) 683-4440
14N937 US Hwy 20
Hampshire, IL 60140
Alarm Specialties and Protection, Inc.
(847) 683-7000
120 Washington Avenue
PO Box 571
Hampshire, IL 60140
Alphagraphics
(815) 444-9971
6294 NW Highway
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
Amanda Bonanotte, Esq.
(630) 400-5595
205 Benton Lane
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
American General Storage
(224) 858-0090
170 Rowell Rd
Hampshire, IL 60140
American Legion Post 680
(816) 728-7050
PO Box 801
Hampshire, IL 60140
American Precision Supply
(847) 683-9700
260 Industrial Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Ane Jasarovski
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Angel’s Pancake Cafe #3
(224) 218-7073
199 S State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Artistic Laser Engraving & Design
(847) 594-2337
741 Mayfair Lane
Algonquin, IL 60102
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Baeder Acres
(847) 207-2236
45W297 Kelley Rd
Hampsire, IL 60140
Baird & Warner Real Estate
(847) 909-9343
1557 S Randall Rd
Algonquin, IL 60102
BAM Exteriors Inc
(847) 636-4677
148 Panama Ave
Hampshire, IL 60140
Barbara Brust
Hampshire, IL 60140
Barlow Media Group, LLC
(224) 970-2645
644 Lancaster Dr
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
BNX Networks Inc.
(800) 400-1056
2135 City Gate # 300
Naperville, IL 60563
BonTer Solutions
(847) 453-3290
314 Jake Lane
Hampshire, IL 60140
Brush with Brittany
(630) 460-0200
1021 Marcello Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Burlington Hampshire Area Food Pantry
(847) 683-3071
220 Keyes Ave
Unit A
Hampshire, IL 60140
BW Breastfeeding Support & Bodywork
(224) 650-9944
303 N State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
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C.A.R.E.S.
(815) 790-1247
Hampshire, IL 60140
Cambridge Lakes Charter School
(847) 464-5300
800 Campus Drive
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Century 21 New Heritage
(847) 683-2000
120 W. Oak Knoll Dr.
Hampshire, Il 60140
Champion Paving
(847) 683-8383
221 Industrial Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Christina Michelle LLC.
(847) 565-9133
251 S State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
CKA Mechanical, Inc.
(224) 218-1060
982 State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
ClearPath Financial, LLC
(847) 852-1420
10 Executive Court
Ste 2
South Barrington, IL 60010
Climate Comfort Heating & Cooling
(847) 732-3576
667 Canterbury Lane
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Community Unit School District 300
(847) 551-8300
2550 Harnish Drive
Algonquin, IL 60102
Copper Barrel on State
(224) 218-1300
172 S. State Street
PO Box 365
Hampshire, IL 60140
Country Financial - David Berreles
(847) 683-2101
258 N State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Cutting Edge Window Tinting
(331) 303-2318
123 W Oak Knoll Dr
Hampshire , IL 60140
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D&T Vinyl and Graphics
(815) 491-5414
40W490 Big Timber Rd
Hampshire, IL 60140
Deer Creek Statues
(815) 319-5839
205 Deer Creek Dr.
Genoa, IL 60135
Di-Ann's Lucky 7 Gaming Lounge
129 S State Street
Hampshire , IL 60140
Delta Wellbeing Group
(630) 423-6729
2000 South Batavia Ave
Suite 300
Geneva, IL 60134
DJ Boom Blakz
(847) 217-0065
219 Panama Ave
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Edward Jones - Financial Advisor, Josh Kubiak
(815) 784-3734
599 Pearson Dr.
Suite 2
Genoa, IL 60135
El Chido Street Tacos
(224) 800-3888
118 E Oak Knoll Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Electro-Max, Inc.
(847) 683-4100
105 Rowell Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
Elgin Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
(847) 695-7540
60 S. Grove Avenue
1st Floor
Elgin, IL 60120
Elgin Community College
(847) 697-1000
1700 Spartan Dr.
Elgin, IL 60123
Elite Remodeling Group
(847) 705-9600
3315 W Algonquin Road
Sutie 650
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library District
(847) 683-4490
109 S. State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Engineering Enterprises, Inc.
(630) 466-6700
52 Wheeler Rd
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
Express Employment Professionals
(847) 426-0404
750 S 8th St
West Dundee, IL 60118
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Faithway Baptist Church
(815) 321-9366
195 E. Washington Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
First American Bank
(847) 683-2282
201 S. State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Fleetcor 7-11 / Speedway
(760) 918-5933
1902 Wright Pl Ste. 200
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Flood Bros Disposal Co.
(630) 261-0400
17W609 14th St
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
Fredrick Funeral Home
(847) 683-2711
284 Park St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Full Throttle Leadership
(425) 681-8652
730 Fenview Circle Algonquin, IL 60102
Algonquin, Illinois, United St, IL 60102-6801
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G & R Heating and Air
(224) 419-5324
24 Center Drive
Unit 9
Gilberts, IL 60136
Gather
(224) 801-4166
14N205 Reinking Rd.
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Getz’s Auto Body Repair
(847) 683-3790
196 Mill Street
Hampshire, Il 60140
Glo-Bowl Fun Center/Trio Grille
(815) 568-2695
101 Franks Rd.
Marengo, IL 60152
Goebbert’s Farm Pingree Grove
(847) 464-5952
42W813 Reinking Rd.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Guardian Angel Basset Rescue (GABR)
(224) 856-7066
138 Washington Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Hampshire Animal Hospital
(847) 683-4788
126 Park Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Chamber of Commerce
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Coon Creek Country Days, Inc.
(847) 366-5656
P.O. Box 927
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Fire Protection District
(847) 683-2629
202 East Washington Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Fire/EMS Association
(847) 683-2629
202 E. Washington Ave
P.O. Bx 245
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Lions Club
(847) 489-1020
PO Box 415
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Pharmacy
847-683-2244
260 N State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Social
(224) 218-1098
124 S State St
Hampshire , IL 60140
Hampshire Township Historical Society
(386) 943-9883
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire Township Park District
(847) 683-2690
182 S. State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hampshire West
(630) 851-5490
c/o Crown Community Development
1751 A West Diehl Rd.
Naperville, IL 60563
Hampshire Whip-pur Athletic Booster Club
(630) 669-8938
1600 Big Timber Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hanna Bierman
(630) 523-0915
606 W Main St
West Dundee, IL 60118
Harmony Inn
(847) 912-6789
13904 Harmony Road
Huntley, IL 60142
Harps Lounge
(815) 501-8807
125 W Oak Knoll Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Heartland Bank & Trust
(847) 683-4444
819 Warner St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hines Supply
(847) 453-7912
14N915 US Highway 20
PO Box 40
Hampshire, IL 60140
Hurley & Volk Orthodontics powered by Smile Doctors
(847) 289-8800
895 S. State St., Suite 303
Hampshire, IL 60140
HyperStitch
(815) 568-0590
219 E. Grant Hwy
Marengo, IL 60152
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Incredible Builders
(847) 683-1043
102 Park Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
isolved HR Technology & Payroll
(630) 414-6820
1318 Olive Lane
Hampshire, IL 60140
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James Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
(847) 683-2424
206 S. State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Jan Nohling Photography
(708) 951-2774
270 N. State St #C
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Karla Dobbeck - ASKHRT
(224) 858-4807
12752 Kishwaukee Lane
Huntley, IL 60142
Kentwood Furniture | Commercial Interiors
(630) 693-2263
1111 Plaza Dr
Suite 510
Schaumburg , IL 60173
Kim Koslovich
Hampshire, IL 60140-9642
Kollins Consulting Inc.
(630) 479-0077
323 Julie Lane
Hampshire, IL 60140
Krueger & Associates, Ltd.
(847) 683-2500
103 S State St
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Lennar
(224) 293-3126
1285 Highbrook Ave
Hampshire, IL 60140
Love’s Travel Stop
201 Loves Crossing
PO Box 26210
Oklahoma City, OK 73126
Lower Mortgage
(847) 812-3439
1245 Pheasant Court
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Magnussen Benefit Consultants
(847) 683-4520
278 N State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Manny Pena- American Family Insurance
(815) 895-3551
116 W State Street
Sycamore, IL 60178
Manny Pena-American Family Insurance Genoa
(815) 895-3551
221 W Main Street
Genoa, IL 60135
Messy Momma Memories
(630) 254-9979
141 Maple Place
Hampshire, IL 60140
Midwest Companies
(847) 426-6354
270 N State Street
PO Box 729
Hampshire, IL 60140
Midwest Excavators
(847) 650-1000
46W665 Big Timber Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
MnM's Cafe
(847) 363-9329
1140 Heritage Ct
Pingree Grove , IL 60140
Moffett Physical Therapy
(847) 683-5100
133 W Oak Knoll
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Neon Cow LLC
(224) 218-1028
145 S. State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
New Morning Retreat Center
(224) 218-0058
44w906 Berber Rd.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Newman’s Corner Pub
(847) 980-0546
1000 S State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Nikos Tavern & Neighborhood Grill
(847) 683-4980
2401 W. Rt. 20 #100
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Nina’s Tacos
(815) 991-5336
122 E Page st
Sycamore, IL 60178
Non Member Record
Hampshire, IL 60140
Northwestern Medicine
(877) 236-8347
10400 Haligus Rd
Huntley, IL 60142
Northwestern Medicine Physical Therapy Center
(847) 683-4358
895 S. State St., Suite 203
Hampshire, IL 60140
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O’Reilly Family Dental
(847) 683-3464
179 E Oak Knoll Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Old Second Bank
(847) 683-3555
194 S. Main St.
Burlington, IL 60109
Opiquad, LLC
(847) 742-4623
2585 Millennium Dr.
Suite G
Elgin, IL 60124
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Patricia Krenz
(847) 683-4739
290 S. State St.
PO Box 290
Hampshire, IL 60140
Patti Kohler-Peschke, LCSW
(847) 961-9149
303 N. State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Pen + Pixel
(630) 768-3628
2460 Ross St
Hampshire, IL 60140
Peters Electric & Technology, Inc
(815) 899-1450
P.O. Box 742
Burlington, IL 60109
Petersen Fuels
(847) 683-2188
148 S. State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Phoenix Therapeutics PLLC
(224)276-8930
278 N. State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Plageman Agency Inc - American Family Insurance
(847) 823-0200
222 S Prospect Ave
Suite 303
Park Ridge, IL 60068
Prairie View Farm Market
(847) 683-4970
48W130 IL Route 72
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Red Ox Restaurant & Bar
(847) 683-2300
129 E. Oak Knoll Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
REMAX Deal Makers
(847) 683-9200
113 W. Oak Knoll Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Representative Jeff Keicher
(815) 748-3494
115 W Oak Knoll Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Resource Bank
(847) 792-8080
135 W. Oak Knoll Dr
Hampshire, IL 60140
RK Quality Services
(847) 683-7385
151 N State
Hampshire, IL 60140
Rosati’s Pizza
(847) 683-1111
826 Centennial Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Rotec Industries, Inc
(630) 279-3300
270 Industrial Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
Roy’s Place
(224) 218-1210
151 N State Street
Hampshire, IL 60140
Ryan Homes
(224) 348-1342
1219 Fox Hedge Trail
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Senator Dave Syverson
(815) 987-7555
115 W. Oak Knoll Drive
Route 72
Hampshire, IL 60140
Seniors Helping Seniors
(630) 937-4246
328 W Wilson St
Batavia, IL 60510
SERVPRO of Elgin/DeKalb
(847) 697-8500
955 Grace Street
Elgin, IL 60120
ShelfGenie of Chicago North
(847) 602-5131
1775 Vermont Drive
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
ShirLees Design
1-847-826-8652
1006 Valley Stream Dr.
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
Signarama Carpentersville
(847) 783-4870
58 E Main Street
Carpentersville, IL 60110
Snap Fitness-Hampshire
(847) 683-3300
111 W. Oak Knoll Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Sparkle Chic Permanent Jewelry
(224) 806-3668
1200 Redbrook Terrace
Hampshire, IL 60140
SporaScope Environmental
(833) 477-6721
1255 Sarasota Drive
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
(847) 683-2391
297 E. Jefferson Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
St. Charles Borromeo School
(847) 683-3450
288 East Jefferson
Hampshire, IL 60140
Stacey Magnusson (Broker) Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck
(847) 833-2643
13330 Green Meadow Ave.
Huntley, IL 60142-7812
Stanley Machining and Tool Corp.
(847) 426-4560
200 Stanley Drive
Hampshire, IL 60110
Stark & Son Trenching, Inc.
(847) 683-2217
45W826 Rohrsen Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
State Farm-Tyler Mulhall
(847) 683-7400
185 S State St
Hampshire, IL 60140
Susan Zurcher
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Taqueria Aurora Burlington
(224) 777-8179
425 S. Main St
Burlington, IL 60109
The Kave
(847) 346-8165
123 Washington Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
The Serendipity Collective, llc
(847) 749-7848
1178 Larkspur Court
Pingree Grove, Illinois 60140
The Vintage Hammer
(224) 218-7000
122 Washington St
PO Box 93
Hampshire, IL 60140
Thrivent
(224) 535-1231
1797 W State St.
Ste. A
Geneva, IL 60134
Town Square Publications
(417) 621-5586
903 Fountain St
Carterville, MO 64835
Trinity Lutheran Church
(847) 683-2238
135 Terwilliger Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Triple K & B Sport Bar-Rookies 3
(847) 669-8600
12220 Princeton Dr
Huntley, IL 60142
Turnberry Golf Club
(815) 455-0501 x 104
9600 Turnberry Trail
Village of Lakewood, IL 60014
Tuscan Sun Wine & Spirits
(847) 683-7691
107 W. Oak Knoll Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
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Van Vlissingen and Co.
(847) 634-2300
One Overlook Point, Ste. 100
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
Village of Burlington
(847) 683-2238
175 Water Street
Burlington, IL 60109
Village of Hampshire
(847) 683-2181
234 S. State St.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Village of Pingree Grove
(847) 464-5533
555 Reinking Rd
Pingree Grove, IL 60140
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W.R. Meadows, Inc.
(847) 683-4500
300 Industrical Dr.
Hampshire, IL 60140
Weston Confections
(630) 659-6046
1319 Tuscany Trl
Hampshire, IL 60140
WRMN1410
(224) 385-6690
14 Douglas Avenue
Elgin, IL 60120
WS Hampshire
(847) 683-4400
365 Keyes Ave.
Hampshire, IL 60140
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ZenBusiness
(512) 765-4985
5511 Parkcrest Drive
Suite 103
Austin, TX 78731
Zion United Methodist Church
(847) 683-2045
157 W. Jefferson
Hamsphire, IL 60140
Business Directory
Agricultural Equipmt.
(847) 683-4440
Accountants
(847) 683-2500
Kollins Consulting Inc.
(630) 479-0077
Advertising/Promotions
(815) 491-5414
Agritainment
(847) 464-5952
Antiques/Estate Sales/Consignments
(224) 218-7000
http://www.thevintagehammer.com
Arts & Crafts
(815) 319-5839
http://deer-creek-statues.mailchimpsites.com/
Artistic Laser Engraving & Design
(847) 594-2337
Pen + Pixel
(630) 768-3628
Brush with Brittany
(630) 460-0200
Asphalt Paving
(847) 683-8383
Automotive
(847) 683-3790
RK Quality Services
(847) 683-7385
James Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
(847) 683-2424
Roy’s Place
(224) 218-1210
Cutting Edge Window Tinting
(331) 303-2318
Fleetcor 7-11 / Speedway
(760) 918-5933
Bakery/Baked Goods
(630) 659-6046
Banks
(847) 683-4444
First American Bank
(847) 683-2282
Old Second Bank
(847) 683-3555
Resource Bank
(847) 792-8080
Bars
(847) 346-8165
Newman’s Corner Pub
(847) 980-0546
Harps Lounge
(815) 501-8807
Broadcasting
(224) 385-6690
Building Materials
(847) 453-7912
Business Services
(512) 765-4985
https://www.zenbusiness.com/illinois-llc/
Signarama Carpentersville
(847) 783-4870
http://www.signarama-carpentersville.com
Kentwood Furniture | Commercial Interiors
(630) 693-2263
https://www.kentwoodoffice.com/
Chamber
Churches
(815) 321-9366
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
(847) 683-2391
Trinity Lutheran Church
(847) 683-2238
Zion United Methodist Church
(847) 683-2045
Coffee Shop
(224) 218-1098
Community Organizations
(847) 366-5656
http://www.hampshirecooncreekcountrydays.com
Hampshire Lions Club
(847) 489-1020
http://www.hampshirelions.org/
Hampshire Fire/EMS Association
(847) 683-2629
Burlington Hampshire Area Food Pantry
(847) 683-3071
https://www.burlingtonhampshire
areafoodpantry.org
Hampshire Township Historical Society
(386) 943-9883
http://www.hampshirehistory.org
C.A.R.E.S.
(815) 790-1247
Hampshire Whip-pur Athletic Booster Club
(630) 669-8938
Construction Management
(847) 683-2217
Consultants
(630) 466-6700
The Serendipity Collective, llc
(847) 749-7848
http://www.theserendipitycollectivellc.com
Full Throttle Leadership
(425) 681-8652
http://www.FullThrottleLeadership.com
Contractors
(847) 705-9600
http://www.eliteremodelinggroup.com
Alarm Specialties and Protection, Inc.
(847) 683-7000
Peters Electric & Technology, Inc
(815) 899-1450
http://www.peterselectricil.com
Cyber Security
BNX Networks Inc.
(800) 400-1056
Dental
(847) 289-8800
O’Reilly Family Dental
(847) 683-3464
http://oreillyfamilydental.com
Developer
(630) 851-5490
http://www.crowncommunities.com
Van Vlissingen and Co.
(847) 634-2300
Education
(847) 551-8300
Entertainment
(815) 568-2695
http://www.globowl/funcenter.com
DJ Boom Blakz
(847) 217-0065
http://www.facebook.com/boomblakzdj
Di-Ann's Lucky 7 Gaming Lounge
129 S. State Street
Entertainment Venue
(224) 801-4166
http://www.gatherpingreegrove.com
Excavation
(847) 650-1000
Farmers Market
(847) 683-4970
Baeder Acres
(847) 207-2236
Financial Advisor
(815) 784-3734
http://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/josh-kubiak
Thrivent
(224) 535-1231
https://connect.thrivent.com/sam-roller?utm_source=ExtNet&utm_medium=Yext&y_source=1_MTAyNjY4MjUzOS0
Fitness
(847) 683-3300
http://www.snapfitness/hampshire
Food & Beverage/Catering
(224) 800-3888
Funeral
(847) 683-2711
Gas & Fuel
(847) 683-2188
Love’s Travel Stop
Golf Clubs
(815) 455-0501 x 104
Government
(847) 683-2690
http://www.hampshireparkdistrict.org
Village of Hampshire
(847) 683-2181
Village of Burlington
(847) 683-2238
http://www.vil.burlington.il.us.com
Village of Pingree Grove
(847) 464-5533
http://www.villageofpingreegrove.org
Representative Jeff Keicher
(815) 748-3494
Senator Dave Syverson
(815) 987-7555
http://www.senatordavesyverson.com
Hampshire Fire Protection District
(847) 683-2629
Graphic Design
(408) 753-5826
https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/resources/how-to-redact-a-pdf.html
Hair Salon
(847) 565-9133
Healthcare Services
(224) 650-9944
http://www.bwbreastfeeding.com
Heating and Air Conditioning
(847) 732-3576
https://climatecomforthvac.com/
CKA Mechanical, Inc.
(224) 218-1060
G & R Heating and Air
(224) 419-5324
https://www.grheatingcooling.com
Holistic Health
(224) 218-0058
http://www.newmorningretreat.org
Delta Wellbeing Group
(630) 423-6729
http://www.deltawellbeinggroup.com
Home Improvement
(847) 697-8500
http://www.servproelginnorthwestkanecounty.com/
Incredible Builders
(847) 683-1043
http://incrediblebuilders.com/
ShelfGenie of Chicago North
(847) 602-5131
https://www.shelfgenie.com/locations/chicago/
BAM Exteriors Inc
(847) 636-4677
Hospitals
(877) 236-8347
Hotels/Motels
(847) 912-6789
Human Resource Services
(224) 858-4807
isolved HR Technology & Payroll
(630) 414-6820
Individual Members
Patricia Krenz
Barbara Brust
Kim Koslovich
Susan Zurcher
Insurance
(847) 683-4520
http://www.magnusseninsurance.com
Country Financial - David Berreles
(847) 683-2101
http://countryfinancial.com/david.berreles
Plageman Agency Inc - American Family Insurance
(847) 823-0200
Manny Pena- American Family Insurance
(815) 895-3551
https://www.amfam.com/agents/illinois/sycamore/manuel-pena
Manny Pena-American Family Insurance Genoa
(815) 895-3551
https://www.amfam.com/agents/illinois/sycamore/manuel-pena
Tyler Mulhall State Farm
(847) 683-7400
Advocate Health
(920) 251-6924
http://www.advocateforclients.com
Jewelry
1-847-826-8652
Sparkle Chic Permanent Jewelry
(224) 806-3668
Legal Services
(630) 400-5595
https://lewisbrisbois.com/attorneys/bonanotte-amanda
Library
(847) 683-4490
http://www.ellajohnsonlibrary.org
Liquor & Spirits
(847) 683-7691
Manufacturing
(847) 683-4100
W.R. Meadows, Inc.
(847) 683-4500
WS Hampshire
(847) 683-4400
Stanley Machining and Tool Corp.
(847) 426-4560
http://www.stanleymachining.com
Rotec Industries, Inc
(630) 279-3300
Mental Health
(847) 961-9149
http://www.yourjourneytherapy.org
Phoenix Therapeutics
(224) 276-8930
http://www.phoenixtherapeutics.org
Mold Remediation
(833) 477-6721
Mortgage Banking
(847) 852-1420
https://www.cpathmortgage.com/Eva
Lower Mortgage
(847) 812-3439
http://Www.homeloanwithEileen.com
Non Profit
(816) 728-7050
Pets
(224) 856-7066
Hampshire Animal Hospital
(847) 683-4788
Pharmacy
847-683-2244
http://www.hampshirepharmacy.com
Photographers & Photo Services
(708) 951-2774
Barlow Media Group, LLC
(224) 970-2645
https://www.barlowmediagroup.com/
Messy Momma Memories
(630) 254-9979
http://www.messymommamemories.com
Physical Therapy
(847) 683-4358
Moffett Physical Therapy
(847) 683-5100
Printing
(815) 444-9971
http://us590.alphagraphics.com
Promotional Products
(847) 453-3290
Publishing
(417) 621-5586
http://www.townsquarepublications.com
Real Estate Services
(847) 683-2000
Ryan Homes
(224) 348-1342
REMAX Deal Makers
(847) 683-9200
Baird & Warner Real Estate
(847) 909-9343
https://algonquin.bairdwarner.com
Stacey Magnusson (Broker) Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck
(847) 833-2643
http://www.smagnusson.starckre.com
Lennar
(224) 293-3126
https://www.lennar.com/new-homes/illinois/chicago
Hanna Bierman
(630) 523-0915
Recycling
(847) 426-6354
Restaurants
(847) 683-2300
MnM's Cafe
(847) 363-9329
Taqueria Aurora Burlington, Inc.
(224) 777-8179
Rosati’s Pizza
(847) 683-1111
Nikos Tavern & Neighborhood Grill
(847) 683-4980
Copper Barrel on State
(224) 218-1300
Neon Cow LLC
(224) 218-1028
Triple K & B Sport Bar-Rookies 3
(847) 669-8600
Nina’s Tacos
(815) 991-5336
Angel’s Pancake Cafe #3
(224) 218-7073
Retail Stores
(815) 568-0590
Schools
(847) 697-1000
Cambridge Lakes Charter School
(847) 464-5300
http://www.cambridgelakescharterschool.net
St. Charles Borromeo School
(847) 683-3450
Senior Services
(630) 937-4246
Sports & Recreation
(847) 814-6664
Staffing
(847) 426-0404
Storage
(224) 858-0090
Supplies-Industrial/Construction
(847) 683-9700
Telecommunications
(847) 742-4623
Travel Agencies
(847) 695-7540
http://www.ExploreElginArea.com
Utilities
(630) 261-0400
