Grand Terrace sits between Colton and Loma Linda, and most of the houses there were built between the 1960s and the 1990s — single-story tract homes with slab foundations, low-slope tile roofs and original bathrooms that have been patched more than once. Ken Independent Home Solutions works on those houses: swapping a corroded angle stop under a vanity, tearing out a cracked mud-set shower pan, re-tiling a kitchen floor that was laid over vinyl, or replacing the run of cracked concrete tile on a roof slope after a windy week.
Kendrick Drysdale runs the business and does the work, so the person who looks at your bathroom is the person who ends up laying the tile in it. That matters most on renovation jobs, where plumbing, floor prep, tile and paint all have to happen in the right order.
Nine trades handled by one Grand Terrace crew
Below is everything Ken Independent Home Solutions takes on for Grand Terrace homeowners. If a job touches two or three of these at once — say a bathroom remodel that needs new supply lines, a tiled floor and fresh paint — it's still one point of contact and one estimate.
- Plumbing — leaking supply lines, running toilets, valve and fixture replacement, slow drains
- Bathroom remodeling — tub-to-shower changes, vanities, new tile surrounds, new fixtures
- Tiling — floor and wall tile, shower walls, kitchen backsplashes, grout and threshold repair
- Hardwood flooring — installation, board replacement, transitions and trim
- Flooring — laminate, vinyl plank, tile, subfloor leveling and prep
- Roofing — repairs to tile and shingle roofs, flashing, patching leaks
- Painting — interior rooms, ceilings, trim, doors, exterior touch-ups
- Home renovation — multi-room projects that combine demo, plumbing, flooring and finish work
- Handyman services — door adjustments, drywall patches, shelving, fence and gate fixes, hardware swaps, the punch list that never gets done
Repairs Grand Terrace homes ask for most
The recurring calls follow the housing stock. Original hall bathrooms with 4x4 wall tile and a rusted-out steel tub. Kitchen sink cabinets with a slow drip that has already swollen the particleboard base. Sliding patio doors off their rollers. Concrete tile roofs where a few pieces have slipped and the underlayment beneath them is dried out. Living rooms where the carpet is coming up and the owner wants hardwood or plank flooring instead, which means checking the slab is flat before anything gets glued down.
On a bathroom, that usually means demolition first, then rough plumbing, then waterproofing and tile, then vanity, fixtures and paint — so you get told up front what the sequence is and where the messy days fall. Small repairs get talked through the same way, just shorter.
Grand Terrace and the neighboring cities we cover
Grand Terrace is one stop on a service area that runs from Rialto out through the valley, so the drive to your street is a short one:
- Grand Terrace
- Colton
- Loma Linda
- San Bernardino
- Rialto
- Bloomington
- Fontana
- Riverside
- Jurupa Valley
How a Grand Terrace estimate works
Tell us what's wrong — a photo of the leak, the room, or the roof slope helps — and you'll get a quote with the labor and materials laid out separately, with no obligation to book anything. If the job needs a look in person before a number can be honest, we'll say so instead of guessing high.
Kendrick re-tiled our hall bathroom in Grand Terrace after the old shower pan started leaking into the hallway. He pulled the tub, sorted the plumbing, waterproofed it and had the tile in straight lines that actually match at the corners. Painted the room afterward too.
We had a slow drip under the kitchen sink that had wrecked the cabinet floor. He replaced the supply line and the shutoff, cut out the ruined board and put in a new base. Straightforward, and he cleaned up before he left.
Bigger renovation projects get the same treatment on a longer timeline — a full bathroom typically runs across several working days rather than one, and you'll know which days water is off before we start.
Get your Grand Terrace project quoted
Call Ken Independent Home Solutions at (909) 419-3158 with the details of your repair, remodel or flooring job in Grand Terrace, and Kendrick will put together a written estimate for you.