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4.0 from 4 Google reviews · Sep 30
Plum-Up Remodeling Experts
At Plum-Up Remodeling Experts, we help homeowners in Escondido, CA, move forward with clear plans and dependable remodeling contractors. Whether you’re updating a single room or planning a full renovation, we guide every phase with careful planning and execution. Our goal is to deliver spaces that improve daily living while reflecting your style. With a team that values communication and organization, your project stays on track from start to finish. Let’s turn your ideas into a space that works for you.
From the business’s Google profile · Oct 2, 2026 · Request a changeCSLB active · Oct 14Not yet owner-confirmed
Newest review Aug 30, 2026 · 1 review in the last 3 months (as of Oct 10, 2026)
Newest reviews on GoogleWord for word · read Oct 10, 2026
Shelly5/5
I had a great experience with Plum-up. The work they did was excellent and I love my new kitchen. They even helped me with my dogs. I work dueing the day so they made sure they were OK outside, gave them attention and got fresh water. I chose them for the family vibe, experience and I was able to choose everything I wanted (I did not have to choose from just a small selection at one store).
Reply from the business · Sep 10, 2026
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with our team. We are thrilled to hear that you love your new kitchen, and it was our absolute pleasure to assist with your dogs to ensure they were comfortable and cared for while we worked. We take great pride in offering a personalized, family-oriented service that allows you to select the exact materials you want, and we truly appreciate your kind words about our dedication and craftsmanship. it was a pleasure doing business with you.
Dan5/5
Well, to be honest, Steve is a friend of mine but, he has done work for me in the past And did a great job!
Reply from the business · May 10, 2026
We appreciate you taking the time to share your positive experience, and we are glad to hear that Steve provided you with great service in the past. We value your continued support.
Lisa1/5
Steve came to my home in early December for a walk-through. We agreed that he would give me an estimate after the holidays. Tomorrow is March 1 ,I’ve heard nothing from him. Apparently he doesn’t need my business but common courtesy dictates that he should’ve reached out and said so.
Reply from the business · Oct 10, 2021
I apologize Lisa for not getting back with you sooner. I have been experiencing some medical issues that have prevented me from doing any business whatsoever. I’ve been in and out of the hospital for the last few months they found some pre-cancerous tumors in my bladder. They think they got it all out now. I hope to be back in business soon. Again my apologies.
Kenny5/5
We had an upstairs plumbing disaster that affected floors, fixtures, and walls upstairs, and took out ceilings and affected walls and floors downstairs.
Steve and his tile and painting professionals were always on time, exactly in budget that Steve laid out in advance with a detailed estimate (that by the way was better than 2 other estimates we got from other Angieslist contractors). Excellent work. I will use Plum-Up again and highly recommend.
Reply from the business · Oct 10, 2020
Thanks Kenny for the great review. It was a pleasure doing business with you.
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CSLB #894364. B General Building: building and remodeling jobs that use two or more unrelated trades, and framing or carpentry. Licensed since Apr 12, 2007: 19 years, longer than 61% of the other 46 licensed Escondido general contractors we list. Expires Apr 30, 2027. The class should match your job.
Bond with JET INSURANCE COMPANY since Mar 6, 2025: the $25,000 bond every California contractor must carry. A bond is separate from liability insurance.
The business told CSLB it has no employees. An exemption isn’t insurance: CSLB warns that if a worker is injured on your property and the contractor has no insurance, you could be financially liable. Ask who will do the work.
