Home Staging in Etiwanda, Rancho Cucamonga

Etiwanda is the easternmost of the three communities that became the City of Rancho Cucamonga in 1977. George and William Chaffey bought the land in 1881, and it was the first town the brothers planned, a test bed for the irrigation system of the Etiwanda Water Company that became a model for water management in Southern California.

The area kept making history: the first long-distance telephone call in Southern California connected San Bernardino and Etiwanda in 1882, and the Pacific Electric's Big Red Cars reached Etiwanda in 1914. Today Etiwanda has its own school district, and the east side of the city also includes Victoria Gardens at Foothill and Day Creek Boulevards.

Etiwanda homes range from older properties to newer neighborhoods, and the staging plan follows the house. In a newer home, buyers are often comparing several similar floor plans, so we make the main living spaces feel finished and easy to read in photos. In an older home, we keep the furniture scaled to the rooms and let the setting do some of the work.

We walk the home with you first, then build a plan around your timeline, whether it is vacant or you are still living there.