Exterior Painter Valley Ford
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Change your home’s look with our exterior painting services. Creekside Pro Construction is here to improve your home’s appearance and protection.
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Your Home Reimagined in Sonoma County
About Creekside Pro Construction
Your Local Painters To Entrust
Creekside Pro Construction is a locally owned and operated painting company serving Valley Ford, CA, and the surrounding areas of Sonoma County. We believe in quality work and building a relationship with our customers. Our team has the experience to handle any exterior painting project, big or small. Give us a call at 925-445-7684 to discuss your project!
Our Painting Process
How We Paint Your Home
– Initial Consultation: We’ll carefully prepare the surfaces needing the paint job.
– Color Selection: Our skilled paint consultants help you choose the perfect hue.
– Clean Up: Our skilled painters execute your vision with precision and care.
Importance of Exterior Painting for CA Residents
Why You Need to Paint Your Home
Exterior painting is an investment in your home. It not only improves the look of your property but also provides a barrier against the elements. This helps prevent damage and keeps your home looking great. Contact Creekside Pro Construction at 925-445-7684 for a free estimate on your exterior house painting project in Valley Ford, CA.
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For millennia, the indigenous Coast Miwok and Pomo people have hunted, fished and gathered in the area. A Miwok village named Ewapalt has been documented in the Valley Ford area.
Europeans explored the coastline in the early 17th century but did not settle until 1812, when Russian fur traders came south from Alaska and built Fort Ross about 22 mi (40 km) northwest of Valley Ford. The Russians remained until 1841, when the area came under Mexican rule. In 1850, the year California became a U.S. state, the area was made part of Sonoma County.
Watson SchoolValley Ford had a grain mill in the mid-19th century. Starting in the 1870s, Valley Ford was a stop on the North Pacific Coast Railroad connecting Cazadero to the Sausalito ferry, enabling local ranchers and fishers to export produce to San Francisco.
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