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Kitchen Renovations The kitchen is the heartbeat of a home. Family and friends gather, stories are shared, and beautiful memories are created. Renovating your kitchen can liven up your home and bring joy to you, your family, and your visitors. As a matter of fact, kitchen remodeling is the number one home improvement renovation across the country and can easily raise the value of your home. At Remodel Works, a family owned and operated company since 1984, we have strived to bring the highest customer service, products, and home remodeling projects to San Diego County for over 20 years. We provide the following services: • Kitchen Remodeling • Bathroom Remodeling • Media Centers • Closets • Countertops • Fireplace Surrounds • And much more! Boasting a 7,500 square foot showroom with the latest and greatest in home improvement innovation, a qualified Remodel Works representative will learn more about your Escondido home to better understand your project. We will come to your Escondido residence and have a free consultation to discuss your project. The Remodel Works showroom is located in the Scripps Poway Business Parks, we invite you to come in and take a look at the quality products and services we can offer you. Bathroom Renovations Bathrooms to powder rooms, small changes can make a huge difference in a home! Take away your stress by adding in an over-sized hot tub or a jetted tub. Enjoy your morning routine with bright lighting from a new skylight or add adjustable lighting. Services Include: • Sinks and Vanities • Bathroom Cabinets • Shower Enclosures • Tile Floors & Walls • Jetted Tubs • Lighting • Plumbing • New Bathrooms Six Reasons to Remodel a Bathroom Bathroom remodeling is one of the most popular remodeling projects undertaken by homeowners. Whether you are considering the addition of a bathroom, or remodeling or enlarging an existing bathroom, there are many good reasons to undertake a bathroom remodel. Here are six of the most common reasons: 1. It is a good investment in the value of a home. 2. The bathroom needs repair. 3. The color of bathroom fixtures is not to your liking. 4. The fixtures need to be updated or upgraded. 5. More space is needed in the bathroom. 6. The bathroom needs to be safer. Let a qualified Remodel Works representative discuss your Escondido home project. Honest, reliable, and efficient, our reputation speaks for itself. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Testimonials “took great care of us” I just wanted to let you know what a fantastic experience my husband and I had with your company throughout our recent bathroom remodel project. Your team was very professional in the work they did for us, and they took great care of us throughout the project. We look forward to working with your company again for our future needs and would be happy to be a reference. — Kristen and Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------- More about Escondido, California Escondido is located at the intersection of I-15 and hwy 78, about 30 miles north of San Diego. This is a good location to stay for trips to the San Diego Wild Animal Park, and the Mt. Palomar Observatory. There is plenty of lodging here, with many fine restaurants and shops. If you have time, you may want to catch a performance at the California Center for the Arts Escondido. Just north of town is the famous Lawrence Welk Resort. Escondido was originally settled by Native American tribes. Spain controlled the land from the late 1700s to the early 1800s, and established many missions in California to convert the indigenous people. When Mexico gained its independence from Spain, the local land was divided into large "ranchos." The land that would become Escondido was Rancho Rincon del Diablo, a land grant that was given to Juan Bautista Alvarado in 1843 by the Mexican governor. Downtown Escondido (centered on Grand Avenue) has experienced a renaissance. Numerous restaurants, cafes, and galleries have opened over the past few years. Every Friday night from April through September, the Downtown Business Association hosts the popular "Cruisin' Grand," where the public can show and view hot rods and historic cars. A different car club and/or featured attraction (i.e. antique fire trucks, nitro night, midget and sprint cars) is highlighted each week. Cruisin' Grand also features a DJ, hula hoop contests for the kids, and 7 trophies each night. In addition to the many art galleries on Grand, a branch of the Mingei Museum has recently opened there. This museum displays handcrafts from around the world. Just one block off Grand Ave. is Grape Day Park with the civic center and the California Center for the Arts, Escondido that features two theaters, a visual arts museum, an educational complex, and a conference center. The Escondido Children's Museum and the Escondido History Center, two independent non-profit museums, are located in Grape Day Park. The Children's Museum features hands-on exhibits and programs for children up to 10 years of age, with an authentically regional perspective on natural and social science. The History Center features the city's original Santa Fe Depot, first library, Victorian house, barn, and blacksmith shop. The Pioneer Room of Escondido Public Library (located in the Mathes Center building next to the Main Library) has photographs, maps, oral histories, genealogical collections, directories and yearbooks documenting Escondido's history.[12] The San Diego North Convention & Visitors Bureau[1] is located in the California Center for the Arts, and sells half price arts performances and is the only ARTS TIX outlet in San Diego North. The Visitors Bureau also provides literature, maps, and their Travel & Planning Guide free of charge to visitors. Palomar Medical Center, located just east of downtown, is the only designated trauma center in northern San Diego County. [edit] Wild Animal Park A major tourist attraction just outside Escondido is the San Diego Wild Animal Park, sister park of the San Diego Zoo. The Wild Animal Park shows world animals in open habitat, where they can roam, graze, and fly. [edit] Valley Center With a history in agriculture, there are many farms and wineries around Escondido. Many of the wineries offer tours. Just to the north of Escondido in the community of Valley Center there is a lavender farm offering seasonal tours. Valley Center and nearby Daley Ranch maintains a rural pre-colonial setting to remind tourists of a time when California was a frontier of New Spain and Mexico, especially the high number of residents of Spanish/Hispanic descent and from local Native American tribes. Also in Valley Center is the burgeoning Native American casino industry. What once was a small collection of small casinos is now a rapidly maturing business. Even big time Vegas acts are coming to the new large hotel-casinos, and many offer golf and spa services. Today, Valley Center is portrayed with an image of exo-suburban prosperity, when multi-million dollar homes and properties appeared in the 1990s and now residential and commercial development covers the landscape in the formerly farm-based community. |
