Give your home a fresh, eye-catching look with Creekside Pro Construction, the trusted exterior painter in Point Reyes Station. Reach out today for a transformation!
Trusted House Painters in CA
Creekside Pro Construction has been serving the Point Reyes Station community with honor. As exterior house painting contractors, we focus on quality and customer satisfaction in the Point Reyes Station area. Known for our attention to detail, we bring a personal touch to every exterior painting project. Our experienced team in Marin County uses high-quality materials and proven methods to make sure your home looks its best and stays protected. Whether you’re planning a full exterior makeover or need help picking the right color, we’re here to help.
Our Painting Process
– Consultation: Discuss your needs and preferences to paint your home’s exterior.
– Prep & Paint: Our team does all the prepping of surfaces, painting, staining, and the final coat.
– Review: We walk through the finished project together, making sure everything looks just right.
Exterior Painting Services
Painting your home’s exterior doesn’t just improve its look-it protects your investment. Creekside Pro Construction understands the specific weather challenges in Marin County, and our exterior painting services help safeguard your home. Our expert team uses the right techniques to ensure your home not only stands out but also withstands the elements. Call us at 925-445-7684 to talk about your project today!
Once land of the Coast Miwok Indians, Point Reyes Station gets its name from the nearby Point Reyes Peninsula (a major peninsula sticking out into the Pacific Ocean) and its status as a terminus stop on the North Pacific Coast Railroad connecting Cazadero to the Sausalito ferry.
Point Reyes Station is very close to the San Andreas Fault, which was responsible for the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. At one time, the epicenter of the quake was thought to be near Olema. A walking tour of the fault can be taken from the Point Reyes National Seashore’s Visitor Center.
The place was called Olema Station when the railroad arrived in 1875. The Point Reyes post office opened in 1882. Its name changed thrice in 1891: first to Marin, then back to Point Reyes, and finally to the modern Point Reyes Station.
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