Full-Service, Design/Build Remodeler
Sacramento #1 Home Renovation Experts
(916) 260-2066
Sacramento #1 Home Renovation Experts
(916) 260-2066
Kitchen Remodeling West Sacramento, CA
Full-service, start to finish West Sacramento kitchen remodeling experts. From high-end luxury kitchens to small compact city kitchens, we can do it all.
Best West Sacramento Kitchen Remodeling Company
Solid Construction & Design West Sacramento Kitchen remodeling can turn our customers’ kitchens into a thing of beauty. We offer everything from new kitchen cabinets, to new flooring to the most modern kitchen appliances in order to transform our customer old kitchen into the kitchen of their dreams. Our objective is to not only fulfill our customer’s desire for a beautiful new kitchen, but also to fulfill that dream affordably. Our kitchen remodeling service offer the very best, high quality design and remodeling possible at a cost that homeowners can afford.
Our customers’ kitchen is the center of their home. It is a place where family and friends gather to cook and eat meals. The most modern kitchens are rooms that are designed to function the way that they are really used. They have open eating areas, custom appliances, natural lighting, storage, expansive countertops, and many other features. Solid Construction & Design West Sacramento Kitchen remodeling can make these options transform our customers’ old kitchen into the kitchen of their dreams. We specialize in all sizes of kitchen remodeling projects. We can update the look of our customer’s kitchen by refacing cabinets and changing countertops or we can work with them to develop an entirely new kitchen space that fits their wants and requirements, as well as their budget.
#1 Kitchen Remodeling Contractor in West Sacramento
Remodeling our customer’s kitchen becomes our only focus after they have decided on a design it the time has come to begin their exciting remodel, regardless if it is a heavy or light remodeling project. We can offer the full range of remodeling services to get your remodeling project is done right. In fact, most of our projects are remodeling projects and we are definitely accustomed to the process and know what to expect in any remodeling situation.
We are more than simply another kitchen remodeling company. We are also designers and remodelers who will it our mission to come up with creative ways to transform our customer’s kitchen to make it both beautiful and functional.
At Solid Construction & Design, our West Sacramento kitchen remodeling company is dedicated to making our customers’ kitchen remodel time and cost efficient, in addition to designing a new kitchen space for them according to their requirements. We are committed to honoring the time we promised to remodel the kitchen and our price commitment.
We are also committed above having our customers achieve the dream kitchen that they have always wanted. We love seeing our customers the moment they first set eyes on their beautiful new kitchen. We are absolutely as proud of their new kitchen as they are.
The majority of people spend much of their day in their kitchen. There are meals to prepare and to enjoy eating with their families. They maybe also spend some time in their kitchen playing some cards with their friends. Therefore, the center of the home is the kitchen. Their kitchen needs to look its very best. Our remodeling experts will help our customers create their dream kitchen and work with them through every step of the process of design and remodeling. This will not only add overall value to their home but a kitchen makeover will also bring new life to this extremely important room in their home. West Sacramento kitchen remodeling done by Solid Construction & Design can make that dream kitchen a reality.
Your Premier Kitchen Renovation Experts in West Sacramento
There is a lot more to the kitchen remodeling process than simply ripping out the old appliances and fixtures and replacing them with new ones. We have to ensure that all construction is compliant with local the plumbing codes, determine the best locations for the drain and sink and drain, and, in sometimes have brand new pipes installed.
We are licensed general contractors and have kitchen remodeling West Sacramento experts on hand to help with the following:
- Design the new Kitchen
- Acquire the proper inspections and permits
- Order all materials
- Determine the requirement for gas line and plumbing fixtures
- Select new appliances
- Install gas lines and plumbing where required
Our customers leave their kitchen remodeling projects to our experts. Our new kitchens are built to last, which saves our customers money in the long run. We will work closely with our customers from design to installation to make sure that every aspect of their new kitchen meets their requirements.
Get A Free, No-Obligation West Sacramento Kitchen Remodeling Consultation
We also work very closely with our customer with regard to their budget. We have some of the most affordable designers in the region. We will carefully consider one of the fundamental variables in any kitchen interior design, which is how much kitchen space, is required. Determining how much space you have to work with is necessary to then determine what features can be included in our customers’ kitchen remodeling design. We take all of these many variables into consideration when designing and remodeling any kitchen. You can count on us to get the job done right the first time. Please feel free to call us at (916) 260-2066 and we will be happy to answer any questions.
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About West Sacramento
The Patwin Indians were the first inhabitants of what is currently known as West Sacramento, California for some 4,000 years ago. These Native Indians frequently numbered in the hundreds and formed villages on the western of the Sacramento River. These Patwin Indians made the best of the abundant natural resources that were offered them by the water and land that surrounded them. They fished and hunted as well as crafted baskets, rafts, boats, and fishing nets from vines, tough grasses, and willows. Their environment provided for all of their needs.
During the 1800’s, when the white pioneers arrived in the area, the tranquil lifestyle of the Patwin Indians changed dramatically. The abundance of fur-bearing animals attracted many trappers and hunters to the Sacramento Valley. Regrettably, with the arrival of these white pioneering explorers came diseases that decimated the population of the Patwin Indian. Epidemics of smallpox and malaria swept throughout the Patwin Indian villages as well as the other surrounding Native Indian villages from 1833 through 1837.
The population of the Native Indians in the Sacramento Valley had decreased to some 20,000 Indians from some 60,000 Indians by the time the epidemics had been contained. Over time, an ever-increasing number of white pioneers arrived in the valley. What few Patwin Indians that remained either became enslaved or employed by the white pioneers, which brought a close the cultural lifestyle of the Patwin Indians.
A Flemish traveler named Jan Lows de Swart, was the first white pioneer to settle permanently in the region of West Sacramento in 1844. Jan became known as John Schwartz, constructed a shack next to the west bank of the Sacramento River some six miles south of the confluence with the American River. Mr. Schwartz was awarded a land grant from the Mexican Governor Manuel in 1845 for an area of land some 20 miles long and one mile wide. After his native homeland, Mr. Schwartz named his newly gotten property the Rancho Nueva Flandria. With the help of his brother George, John developed a salmon fishery nest to the river not long after settling here. They also grew melons and potatoes as well as raising livestock in addition to pickling and drying the salmon. Little did the Schwartz brothers know that within a few years, the great 1848 gold rush would start in California. Thousands of gold miners arrived in the region after the announcement that gold had been discovered at Sutter's Mill.
Mr. Schwartz sold some 600 acres of the Rancho Nueva Flandria to a jack-of-all-trades adventuresome man named James McDowell in 1846. Mr. McDowell, along with his wife, names Margaret, and their three daughters settled in the region that is currently known as Broderick. However, The McDowell family wasn’t unscathed by the violence that frequently occurred during the turbulent days of the Gold Rush era. Mr. McDowell was shot and killed in a barroom tussle that he had reportedly started in 1849. Margaret McDowell had to find a way to support herself as well as her three daughters as the result of the loss of the only supporter of the McDowell family.
Margaret McDowell took boarders into her home at first as a way of earning some income. However, it wasn’t long before she realized that this was simply not bringing in sufficient income. It became obvious the her most valuable asset was the land that she owned. Mrs. Schwartz hired a land surveyor to plot some 160 acres, which was then subdivided into 41 blocks in 1849. Within this platted area, which she called the town of Washington, she sold individual lots. A man named August Kaye bought the first lot for the sum of $500. The rural Town of Washington experienced a significant increase in shipping activity as well as in business, during the ten years after it was established. The California Steam Navigation Company was one of the first companies to be established in the town, which was attracted to the region in 1859 as the result of the close proximity to the Sacramento River. Other economic businesses that were established in early Washington included restaurants, saloons, and hotels necessary to cater to the needs of weary travelers. On their way to Sacramento, many travelers had to make the harsh trek through the marshlands and welcomed the stopover at the Town of Washington.
During the early days of what had become West Sacramento, other businesses that found success were the farming and fishing industries. Fishermen saw the profitable potential in clams, crayfish, eel, catfish, sturgeon, and salmon. The river community was flourishing by supplying fish markets to both San Francisco and Sacramento. Also, the fertile soil in the valley produced abundant crops of sweet potatoes, cucumbers, melons, and corn. Around this time, the dairy industry was also established in West Sacramento.
