CastleCraft Products, Inc.

08/06/2020

03/22/2020

I've said and stood by the fact that the 'push for $15' was going to close small businesses, push the mom & pop stores to close and make the rich richer. The mandatory shut down of stores due to the covid-19 is going to make that reality!!

Below are some logical words I stole from a friend's post....

We, here in Illinois, have shut down 'non essential' businesses and stores. Stores that provide food, toiletries, and pharmaceutical supplies stay open. These are an absolute must. We also have restaurant access for delivery and pickup. I believe that pickup orders are mandated to be curb side. So far all good as the governor is afforded that form of power (for lack of a better term).

So, the malls are shut down. Not sure if restaurants in the malls are allowed to remain open for pickup/delivery but clothing stores are forced shut. So far so good.

Here's where things get a little tricky. We have a Walmart in town that happens to provide pharmaceuticals, foods, and toiletries. They also sell clothing, sporting goods, electronics, toys, and home goods. I don't step inside of Walmart stores personally but have been told that all products inside of their stores are available for purchase.

In the spirit of fairness and balance, should the clothing, home goods, sporting goods, toys, and electronics sections of this form of store be off limits for purchase until this state wide ban is lifted?

Do stores like Walmart and Target get exceptions because, as our governor mentioned specifically in his speech, they have offered their parking lots for mobile testing sites. The malls that are closed tight actually have massive parking lots that are completely empty.

The previous point brings me to my final question. In a time of 'social distancing', does consolidating shoppers into box stores for goods and services along with cramming mobile test sites on top of that seem logical in helping people distance themselves as recommended?

08/02/2019

We love to show off the before and after photos!

12/14/2018

Elevator remodel @ Highland Towers, - Niles, IL

12/04/2018

Bring us your ideas and we'll make it reality!
Another Great job by the guys in the shop to pull this one off.

10/22/2018

Elevator Remodel in Hinsdale, IL

10/15/2018

Blick Art Materials

06/28/2018

Start-to-Finish

05/18/2018

The CastleCraft team! We are blessed to have such a great groups of guys working here. They are Dedicated, Hard Working Experienced Craftsmen that put out great product!

04/03/2018