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At Creekside Pro Construction, we believe in quality work and customer satisfaction. Our painters are skilled with a variety of paints and application techniques, from brushes and rollers to sprayers, to achieve the perfect finish on your home. We’re not just painting your house; we’re creating a lasting impression. Serving Corte Madera and the surrounding areas in CA, we’re your neighbors – and we treat every home like our own.
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Creekside Pro Construction; The Right Choice in Marin County
Don’t let your home’s exterior fade into the background. Exterior painting is an investment that pays off in curb appeal, protection, and increased value. At Creekside Pro Construction, we use high-quality paints that withstand the harsh CA weather, ensuring your home looks its best for years to come. Contact us today at 925-445-7684 for a free estimate and let us transform your vision into reality!
The first post office in Corte Madera opened in 1878, and closed in 1880. The Adams post office opened in 1902, and changed its name later that year to Corte Madera. The name Adams honored Jerry Adams, its first postmaster. Corte Madera incorporated in 1916.
The town of Corte Madera is situated on a portion of Rancho Corte Madera del Presidio granted to John Reed in 1834 by Mexican Governor José Figueroa. Reed quickly took to the lumber industry, logging the area’s immense supply of redwoods and shipping the lumber to San Francisco by way of Corte Madera Creek – some of this wood was used to build the Presidio in San Francisco; the town’s growth continued.
In 1850, California joined the Union, and the Gold Rush, by then a year old, brought more settlers to the area. By 1875, the North Pacific Coast Railroad set its tracks through Corte Madera, allowing flatcars to haul lumber, and later, passenger trains to service commuters to and from San Francisco, aided in its early stages by the Sausalito ferry. A few of those commuters significantly influenced the formation of Old Town.
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