One of the best things about working with Seigle’s Cabinet Center on your remodeling project or new home is the personal attention they provide. Seigle’s is family owned, and they are passionate about what they do. No where is this more evident than in the owner, Mark Seigle. We decided to ask Mark questions about Read more…
In November a team of Seigle’s employees joined together on a Saturday using their time and talents to help build a Habitat for Humanity home. The group met up at the Elgin home for an exclusive Seigle’s build day putting a ton of hard work into the home: doing carpentry, siding, soffits, trim installation, and Read more…
Recently, Mark Seigle, President of Seigle’s Cabinet Center, climbed the 2,109 steps and 103 flights of the Willis Tower. You might ask, is he crazy? While we’re sure there are some out there who would answer yes, in this case, he had a few great reasons. “Not only was this a fundraiser for a very Read more…
If you’re looking to connect with those in the homebuilding, remodeling or kitchen cabinetry industries, start by connecting with our President, Mark Seigle. LinkedIn lists Mark’s profile as one of the top 1% viewed in the nation, and yet Mark’s connections are almost entirely focused in the Chicagoland area. So forget Kevin Bacon — for Read more…
Artspace, a 55-unit live/work housing development for artists in downtown Elgin has started welcoming tenants. This $14.5 million project is meant to attract artists to affordable housing in downtown Elgin, while at the same time revitalizing downtown and establishing Elgin as an arts community. The project is developed by Artspace Projects, Inc., a nonprofit developer Read more…
The United Way of Elgin has announced the election of Mark Seigle as the fifth and newest Lifetime Director on the United Ways board of directors. He joins a distinguished list of Elgin leaders including Charles Burnidge, Tom Rakow, Jack Shales, and Mike Shales. Mark has been involved with United Way of Elgin for over Read more…
Mark Seigle of Seigle’s Cabinet Center was recently featured in a Tribune article illustrating a trend of business owners who initially sold their businesses only to buy them back in the end rather than see the brand disappear under new ownership. In 2005, Mark Seigle and his brother Harry sold Seigle’s Building Centers to Stock Read more…
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