Custom Closets & Organizers in Escondido, CA

• Old Escondido: a historic district of about 900 homes built from the mid-1880s on, from tiny Craftsman bungalows to large Victorian houses. With homes of such different sizes, storage is planned room by room, fitted to each closet's own width and depth.
• East Valley: the streets around East Valley Parkway and Grand Avenue, where the majority of houses date from the 1950s, in single-story styles with some Mission and Western touches, according to the city's planning report. Alleys behind the houses serve mainly for trash and street parking is heavily used, so a garage that holds the cars and the storage together matters, and wall cabinets keep the floor clear.
• Hidden Meadows: a hillside area near Escondido planned by the county, with cul-de-sacs and most home sites between half an acre and four acres. On that much land there is room for a large garage or a detached workshop, planned with full-height cabinets and racks.

In a household of nearly three people, every phone, tablet and game controller comes with a charger and a cable. A shallow cabinet or a closet drawer with dividers gives chargers, cables and spare batteries one place, and frees up the kitchen drawer.