Home Renovations in Temecula, CA

Temecula's Neighbourhoods and What They Need

Temecula's housing runs from the older streets around Old Town and the Temeku Hills homes of the early 1990s, through the big 2000s tracts of Harveston, Paseo del Sol, Redhawk and Wolf Creek, out to the wine country estates east of Butterfield Stage Road. Each has a different starting point.

The 1990s homes are at the age where everything original is due: kitchens, bathrooms, floors and paint together. The 2000s tracts often have a finished kitchen but a master bath with a garden tub nobody uses, and that tub-to-shower conversion is one of the most common calls we get from Redhawk and Wolf Creek. The wine country properties tend toward larger, more custom work and outdoor living finishes.

Working Inside Temecula HOAs

Most of Temecula's tracts have an active HOA with architectural review over anything visible from the street: exterior paint colour, front doors, garage doors, and sometimes window coverings. Interior work needs no approval, but an exterior repaint does, and the approved palettes are specific. We have been through the process and will help you get the submittal right the first time.

Heat, Wind and the Finishes That Cope

Temecula summers regularly top 100 degrees and the afternoon wind through the Rainbow Gap is a daily event. Floors need proper expansion gaps, exterior caulk needs to be a flexible product, and paint needs UV resistance. We specify for the climate rather than for the catalogue.