A-Plus Garage Doors Proudly Serves the Community of Canyon Country
A-Plus Garage Doors strives to provide the Best Service possible to our clients in Canyon Country, by over delivering and only using the highest quality replacement parts available, we treat you as Family, NOT just another job.
A-Plus Garage Doors has over 20 years of experience repairing a wide range of garage doors and gate types and openers in Canyon Country. We are more than qualified to service your garage and gate door needs.
Our services include an all-point safety inspection and we will replace damaged hardware (springs, drums, rollers), replace or replace damaged panels, and repair garage openers and receivers. 24 Hour Emergency Services Available for Residential & Commercial garage doors in Canyon Country.
Canyon Country
Canyon Country is a community and district within the city of Santa Clarita, located in northwestern Los Angeles County, California, United States.
Canyon Country is north of the San Fernando Valley via Newhall Pass through the Santa Susana and San Gabriel Mountains. Canyon Country is located in the upper watershed of the Santa Clara River in the Santa Clarita Valley and Sierra Pelona Mountains foothills.
History
Canyon Country, located in the eastern part of Santa Clarita, California, boasts a rich history that reflects the broader narrative of the Santa Clarita Valley. The area was originally inhabited by the Tataviam people, who settled in the region around AD 450. Their presence laid the foundation for the diverse cultural tapestry that would follow.
In the mid-19th century, the area began to develop more formally. In 1872, Colonel Thomas Mitchell established the first school in the region, known today as Sulphur Springs Elementary School, marking the beginning of organized education in the Santa Clarita Valley.
The community underwent several name changes over the years, initially referred to as “Solemint,” a portmanteau of Soledad and Mint Canyons. It wasn’t until 1968 that the area was officially named “Canyon Country” following a popular vote.
The 20th century brought significant developments to Canyon Country. In 1946, Helm and Earl Schmidt opened an airfield on their 1,800-acre 6-S Ranch, located between Camp Plenty Road and Crossglade Avenue. This airfield operated until 1960, after which the land was transformed into the North Oaks housing tract, reflecting the post-war suburban expansion.
Additionally, the area was home to the Sterling Borax Mine in Tick Canyon, which was active from 1908 to 1921, producing significant quantities of borax and contributing to the local economy.
In 1987, Canyon Country, along with neighboring communities such as Newhall, Saugus, and Valencia, was incorporated into the city of Santa Clarita. This unification aimed to provide cohesive governance and foster a shared identity among the diverse communities within the Santa Clarita Valley.
Today, Canyon Country stands as a vibrant neighborhood, blending its historical roots with modern development, and continues to honor its rich heritage while evolving to meet the needs of its residents.