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Is your Valley Ford home ready for a refresh? Creekside Pro Construction can transform your space with personalized remodeling solutions that fit your lifestyle and budget.
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Creekside Pro Construction is a leading home remodeling company serving Valley Ford, CA, and the surrounding areas in Sonoma County. We’re passionate about creating beautiful, functional spaces that meet our clients’ unique needs. Our team brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to every project, ensuring exceptional results. We believe in open communication and collaboration, working closely with you throughout the entire remodeling process.
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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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