#1 Chicago General Contracting Contractor: Pegasus Construction
in Cicero, Illinois



Choosing the right contractor for your home remodel can feel overwhelming. At Pegasus Construction, we’re dedicated to helping you navigate the process smoothly and remodel your home to match your unique needs.
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A successful home remodel starts with a clear plan. With hundreds of satisfied Cicero customers, our proven 6-Step Design-Build Process ensures a smooth and stress-free remodeling experience.
1 in 3 remodels exceed their budget—but yours doesn’t have to. At Pegasus Construction, we’ve created a budgeting system to eliminate surprise costs, with our projects averaging just a 5% variance from the initial budget to the final price.
Feel confident knowing your home remodel is managed by experts. Each project is assigned a dedicated team, led by an experienced master carpenter, ensuring timely completion. While other companies face delays of weeks or months, our projects average less than a 2-day difference from the original schedule.
Cicero’s residential streets are lined with the same bungalows and brick two-flats found throughout the Southwest Side of Chicago — homes built for working families in the early and mid 20th century, with kitchens designed as closed utility rooms rather than spaces for cooking and gathering together. Pegasus Construction remodels kitchens throughout Cicero and understands what these homes require: honest structural assessment, Town of Cicero permit handling, and results that actually change how a kitchen functions.
Kitchen remodels in Cicero involving plumbing or electrical changes require permits from the Town of Cicero Building Department at 4949 W. Cermak Road. We handle permit applications and inspections so homeowners don't have to navigate the process on their own.
Cicero bungalow kitchens were built as isolated work rooms — narrow, closed off, and separate from the dining and living space. We evaluate the structural walls and open layouts where we can, improving the connection between the kitchen and the rest of the home.
Families in Cicero need kitchens with adequate storage, functional counter space, and layouts that make cooking and cleanup less of a chore. We design around how the household actually uses the room rather than treating every kitchen as the same problem to solve.
At Pegasus Construction, our mission is to help Cicero homeowners transform their current kitchen into their dream kitchen. However, not every kitchen remodeling project is the right match for our team. Here’s how to determine if Pegasus Construction is the right fit for your kitchen remodel.
Schedule an advisory call with a Design Consultant
Invite us to your home for an initial evaluation
Align on a budget and meet to discuss the design
Most Cicero kitchens we work on are in 1920s brick bungalows and two-flats where the kitchen was built as a small, closed-off room at the back of the house. The most common project is opening that wall to the dining room and rebuilding the layout for real counter and storage space.
Yes — any kitchen remodel that touches plumbing, electrical, or gas needs a permit from the Town of Cicero Building Department at 4949 W. Cermak Road. Cicero accepts permit applications by email now, which speeds things up, and we handle the whole submission and inspection process for you.
Usually yes, but it depends on whether that wall is load-bearing. In most Cicero bungalows it can be opened with a properly sized beam — we check the framing before we promise anything and engineer the support so the floor above stays solid.
Most full kitchen remodels in Cicero land between roughly $30,000 and $70,000 depending on cabinets, layout changes, and whether we’re moving plumbing or walls. We give you a fixed, itemized number before any work starts, so there are no surprises halfway through.
Yes. We do a lot of work in Cicero two-flats, and we can remodel only the owner’s unit while keeping the rental unit livable. We plan the water and electrical shutoffs around your tenant so the other unit isn’t disrupted more than necessary.
A lot of 1920s Cicero homes still have galvanized supply lines or old cast-iron drains hiding behind the kitchen wall. When we open things up we show you what’s there, and if it needs replacing we tell you straight — it’s cheaper to update aging plumbing while the wall is already open than to chase a leak later.
A typical Cicero kitchen runs about 6 to 10 weeks from demo to finish, plus a few weeks up front for design and permitting through the Town of Cicero. Older bungalows sometimes add time if we uncover outdated wiring or plumbing, and we flag that as soon as we see it.
In Cicero’s market, an updated kitchen is one of the upgrades buyers notice most, especially in the bungalow and two-flat stock where original kitchens feel cramped. A well-built kitchen won’t just help the house sell — it makes the place better to live in while you’re still there.
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