Photo Credits and Siding Image Sources

The houses, siding, walls and workers shown on the home, service, guide and how-it-works pages are made with an AI image tool; none of them is a photograph of a real job, a real customer, a real siding professional or a real address.

Some town pages show an AI-made drawing of an ordinary residential street instead of a photograph, because no suitable open-license photo of that town turned up. Those drawings picture the general look of the area, not the town itself.

Town photos

Where a town page carries a photograph, it comes from Wikimedia Commons under its open license, and the list below names the photographer and the license for each one.

• Glen Ellyn, Illinois: “First Presbyterian Church of Glen Ellyn” was photographed by Awkwafaba; it is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Lombard, Illinois: “Helen M. Plum Memorial Library” was photographed by Paul2520; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Bloomingdale, Illinois: “Bloomingdale School–Village Hall” was photographed by Teemu08 (talk); it is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Westmont, Illinois: “Aerial view of Westmont, Illinois, October 2024” was photographed by Pi.1415926535; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• West Chicago, Illinois: “Library for Wikipedia” was photographed by Ninebiker; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Bartlett, Illinois: “Bartlett Public library picture” was photographed by Ironclad12; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Schaumburg, Illinois: “Library - panoramio (8)” was photographed by bogdanstepniak; it is offered under CC BY 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• St. Charles, Illinois: “Aerial view of St. Charles, September 2018” was photographed by Pi.1415926535; it is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Rolling Meadows, Illinois: “Cottonwood Park from Fence” was photographed by Mysterymanblue; it is offered under CC0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Arlington Heights, Illinois: “Evergreen Avenue, Arlington Heights” was photographed by Dennisyerger84; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Plainfield, Illinois: “Plainfield-Illinois-Village-Hall” was photographed by Leifrogers; it is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Chicago, Illinois: “Chicago River ferry b” was photographed by John Picken (derivative work: Georgfotoart); it is offered under CC BY 2.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Northbrook, Illinois: “Downtown Northbrook, IL” was photographed by CL Minecraft; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Yorkville, Illinois: “Yorkville IL Kendall County Courthouse4” was photographed by IvoShandor; it is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Vernon Hills, Illinois: “Vernon Hills Metra Station Street 2021-06-05” was photographed by Jacob J Mackenzie; it is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Huntley, Illinois: “Huntley, IL” was photographed by TCP04; it is offered under CC BY 4.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Libertyville, Illinois: “Proctor Building (8610934238)” was photographed by Teemu008 from Palatine, Illinois; it is offered under CC BY-SA 2.0 through Wikimedia Commons, and the copy shown here is resized and cropped.
• Waukegan, Illinois: “Lake County Courthouse in Waukegan” was photographed by Nyttend and sits in the public domain on Wikimedia Commons; the copy shown here is resized and cropped.