by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | May 23, 2017 | Chicago, Vacant Property
When the City of Chicago needed to secure one of its oldest landmarked and vacant buildings – the historic Raber House, they turned to Door and Window Guard Systems (DAWGS). The city trusted DAWGS to quickly secure the building with its patented steel door and window...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | May 9, 2017 | Chicago, Community Outreach
DAWGS Supports Local Non Profit It was a chance meeting on a Chicago bound flight where Jim Glass of DAWGS (Door and Window Guard Systems) and Mo Brown, Founder of Lipstick Saints struck up a conversation. Mo shared with Jim the mission of Lipstick Saints and Jim...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | Mar 8, 2016 | Chicago, Vacant Property
In Chicago and around the country, the private individual home flipper is poised to make a comeback, suggests a report by national real estate brokerage Redfin using MLS data. For the first time since 2007, a majority of flips were performed by people rather than...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | Jul 14, 2015 | Chicago, News, Real Estate
DAWGS is proud to be the newest Associate member of NAMFS (National Association of Mortgage Field Services). The mission of NAMFS is to provide its members with a cohesive voice to all parties within the mortgage industry. NAMFS members include mortgage servicers,...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | Feb 1, 2015 | Chicago, Real Estate
Any business developer or city planner in Chicago knows, vacant buildings can be a serious issue when it comes to safety. If a vacant building is not properly secured, it is more likely to be broken into. In Chicago, on average, the rate of crime in abandoned...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | Jan 26, 2015 | Chicago, Security, Vacant Property
Business developers in Chicago know that vacant buildings can be a serious issue when it comes to safety. The brutal, sub-freezing temperatures Chicago experiences in the winter months make vacant homes especially inviting as a shelter from the wind and temperatures....