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Transform Your Home with Auburn's Premier Remodeling Company
Solid Construction & Design is a Auburn Home Remodeling Contractor specializing in providing high-quality home remodeling services to Auburn homeowners. With decades of experience, our team of skilled professionals can handle any home remodeling project, big or small. From kitchen and bathroom renovations to whole house remodels, Auburn Home Remodeling is our expertise.
Home Remodeling Contractor Auburn
Have you been looking around your home and wondering if it's time to consider remodeling? There are a variety of reasons people consider Auburn home remodel. If wear and tear is the issue, then remodeling becomes an unavoidable necessity. However, many people seek to makeover their home simply because they recognize that their living space is an extension of themselves.
We will breathe new life into your Auburn home with design elements that include:
- Kitchen Remodeling
- Bathroom Remodeling
- General contractor services
- Granite Countertops
- Quartz Countertops
- Remodeling of your entire home
- Roofing
- Exterior Services
- Home and Room Additions
Call us now for your free Auburn home remodeling estimate at (916) 260-2066.
Free Estimate On Your Next Auburn Home Remodeling Project
When you drive up to a home and it isn’t aesthetically pleasing, your eye has a tendency to look away to more attractive looking homes. There is no reason why your home should not be one of the most appealing homes in your neighborhood. Sometimes a simple change of a door can change the whole image of your home. Kitchen cabinets, countertops, shower remodel, new hardwood flooring or maybe the addition of a porch can give your home a new lease on life. Contact Solid Construction & Design today and work with our professional contractor's to see what options await you to make your home stand out in your neighborhood. Don’t hesitate to call us today for your free in-home estimate!
Reputable, Family-Owned Auburn Home Remodeling Company
Having pride in home and family stands strong and people seem to stay in their Auburn homes for a fairly long time. With that being said, we know Auburn remodeling will occur somewhere along the line of owning their home. We at Solid Construction & Design look forward to your call once you decide you want Auburn bathroom remodeling services. We know what it takes to make a customer’s remodeling dream a reality. We will ask you all the right questions to make sure we design what you truly desire.
Best Auburn Home Remodeling Experts
How would you like the feeling when walking into your Auburn home kitchen that you were at the heart of your home? When the activity in your home picks up momentum, do you have everything in the kitchen to take care of your family’s needs? Let us help you design a floor plan that will make it convenient for your family-- whether it’s for quick cup of coffee, a snack, or if you plan on entering guests. If you can’t make your family comfortable at home, then you need to contact us to see how we can help with remodeling your kitchen in Auburn today. With our years of expertise in design and our home remodeling Auburn experience, we can help you manage that issue and even have fun while we're remodeling. New floors, cabinets, floor plans, lighting, appliances, color, fixtures for your home, you name it we work with it.
Creating Beautiful Auburn Home Designs
Do you want your bathtub to make you feel like you can escape and relax for a bit? Is your bathroom a bit outdated? Some simple but effective changes can make the answers to those questions quite appealing. Maybe you just need a change of color, flooring, or sink, toilet and tub need an upgrade. Any way you cut it we have the contractors to do the job just for you. We will help you select everything to make the room functional and the décor pleasing. Maybe it’s time for a walk-in tub, a scaled down shower or a glorious spa tub for your Auburn area Home. Any way you cut it, our Auburn home remodeling experts at Solid Construction & Design will help you incorporate those elements into your Auburn home design.
Full-Service Design Build Home Improvement & Home Renovation
You may not have noticed your windows are not sealing as tight as they were before or your doors are losing heat or air conditioning as they are not as structurally sound as they could be in your home. Contact the professionals at Solid Construction & Design. We have windows and doors that will enhance your home. Does your home need news siding or painting? We have many options for you to choose from. In siding alone, we have vinyl, fiber cement siding, and wood as a few options. Our specialists are there to take care of all your contracting needs. Call Solid Construction & Design today to schedule a free in-home estimate. We are there to answer all your remodeling questions and provide you with superior quality contractors who know how to make your project a success.
Enhancing Your Auburn Home’s Curbside Appeal
Does your curb side view make you stop and smile when you look at your home? If not, we can help with any of your exterior home changes as well. Our staff at Solid Construction & Design will provide you with a staff of experienced contractors to do change your windows, doors, put on new siding, paint your Auburn home or apply a new roof. We can help you explore different options for siding including vinyl, Crane Board or fiber cement siding, and we’ll explain the differences between the product so you can decide what’s best for you.
Whatever you decide we can make your home renovation project dream come true. We have years of Auburn kitchen and bathroom remodeling experience. Plus, we listen to your home renovation needs. Our work is done with quality in mind and excellent customer service and customer satisfaction is our goal. Contact Solid Construction & Design today and let’s build your Auburn home remodeling dream!
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About Auburn
The gold camp of Auburn, California was much the same as the other early mining camps of Newtown, close to what is currently known as Lincoln, and Elizabethtown, which is located close to Iowa Hill. All were established based on an initial gold strike that attracted gamblers, saloon keepers, merchants, and miners very rapidly. Although it was deserted by 1854, in the fall of 1850, Elizabethtown was settled. In 1855, Newtown was established but, again, within a few years it too was abandoned.
Much the same as the other two towns, the placer gold that was easily located, was soon played out and the majority of the prospectors and miners soon moved on to the location of the next big strike. However, Auburn retained its population and grew to be the most substantial settlement in the County as the result of its location and its selection as county seat. In 1848 a man named Claude Chana was the first man to locate find gold in the Auburn region. This gold was located on the Auburn Ravine approximately a quarter of a mile just south of Old Town. Mr. Chana moved on rather rapidly. Along with some Indian workers, a man named Nicholaus Allgeir came to the area but they also left the area very quickly. In late 1848, two men named Tuck Warner and Joe Woods arrived in the region and at Rich Flat, which is close to what is currently known as Railhead Park, and located some rather large deposits of gold. Gold was also located in Old Town in what was known as the plaza, which was the location where many ravines converged.
There were only a few miners remaining in Auburn by the time a man named Hiram Hawkins arrived in the summer of 1849. Two Chileans, who were mining on Rich Ravine, which is located relatively close to the American Hotel, also known as the Auburn/Shanghai Alehouse and a single miner located on Auburn Ravine was trying to strike it rich. By this time the majority of the miners had left the camp and headed out for the rich strikes next to the Middle fork and North Fork of the American River.
There was a turning point in the history of Auburn during the winter of 1849. This was a moment between being in the Mining Camps in California by Gudde and slipping into obscurity, or becoming a permanent settlement. During the winter of 1849 and 1950, many of miners in the river canyons rushed to build more substantial cabins. However, most left the area for the closest settlement, which was Auburn.
Hotel keepers and merchants alike reacted rapidly to the invasion of miners who were looking for shelter from the inclement weather. As a result, many large public hotels were built. They were roofed with shakes and constructed of logs. There was a kitchen, gambling tables, a bar, and a great fireplace in each boarding house. During the sever winter of 1849 and 1850 the miners were basically stranded in Auburn. The roads to Sacramento became literally impassable as the rains came in deluges. The roads were completely impassable for packing and for the teams, it required all the vigilance of the driver to keep the animals on their feet. To get up and down the high hills, it was totally impossible for four legged animals to move forward at all.
The location of Auburn on the road that connected it with the roads that led to the gold camps was one of the elements that helped secure the future of Auburn. The primary port for incoming supplies and from there steamboats brought the goods as far as Stockton and Sacramento as far up river as Marysville was San Francisco. The early merchants in Auburn were Walkup and Wyman, the Hudson House, and William started running freight wagons to Sacramento City. The round trip usually took some three days of travel and one day in going down light and two days in coming back loaded.
He primary trail into Auburn and then to the remote gold camps on the riverbanks or in the hills was the route from Sutter’s Fort and later from the Embarcadero in Sacramento City to Auburn. Auburn was found to be the furthest that a freight wagon could travel during its earliest days. After arriving in Auburn, supplies were headed to the distant camps and were loaded onto pack mules or men’s backs for the journey over narrow, rocky, and steep trails. In good weather, the freight charges for this journey were $10 for each hundred pounds. However, in bad weather this cost increased dramatically to some $30 or $40. A man who later became the county sheriff named John Boggs recounted that a keg of sauerkraut that he had paid the reasonably sum of $10 for in Sacramento City sold that winter in Auburn for the outrageous cost of some $150.
