Colton, San Bernardino County

Remodeling & ADU's in Colton.

Colton, nicknamed the Hub City, sits just south of downtown San Bernardino and a short drive west of our Redlands office. We help Colton homeowners add living space and make practical, lasting upgrades.

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Practical upgrades for Colton homes

Colton earned its Hub City nickname from the railroads. Colton Crossing, where two transcontinental lines met at grade, was once one of the busiest crossings in the country, and Virgil Earp served as the town's first marshal in the 1880s. In Colton, many of the best-value projects are practical rather than flashy: new flooring throughout, fresh interior and exterior paint, a kitchen that finally has enough storage, or a bathroom with modern plumbing. We scope those projects to deliver the biggest improvement for the money.

Turning a garage into living space

On many properties, the garage is the least expensive square footage to turn into living space. Under California's ADU rules, many attached and detached garages can be converted into a studio or one-bedroom unit, or into extra space for the main house. A conversion still needs proper insulation, a foundation and slab check, egress windows, electrical and plumbing, and permits from the City of Colton. We handle the planning and the build so the finished room feels like part of the house, not a garage with carpet.

Exterior refreshes

The outside of a home takes a beating from Inland Empire sun and wind. Our exterior refresh and home exterior update projects show what new siding, paint, windows and roofing can do for curb appeal and for keeping weather out. If you are preparing to sell or simply tired of a faded exterior, we can put together a scope that tackles the most visible problems first.

Kitchens with more storage

Smaller kitchens are common in older homes, and the fix is usually smarter layout rather than more square footage. Full-height pantry cabinets, deeper drawers, an extended counter run and better lighting can make a compact Colton kitchen far easier to cook in. We draw a layout before you pick finishes so you can see exactly how the space will work. If the kitchen sits next to a garage you plan to convert, we can design both together so the new room and the updated kitchen connect naturally.

Questions

What does a garage conversion involve?

Usually framing in the garage door opening, insulating, adding windows and an exterior door, extending electrical and plumbing, and finishing floors and walls. A conversion into an ADU also adds a kitchen and a bathroom. We explain each step at the walkthrough.

Can you combine flooring and paint into one project?

Yes. Doing flooring and paint together means one schedule and one contractor, and it lets us sequence the work so new floors are not damaged by painting.

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