Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California has built a good reputation in the wine cellar construction industry. We have proven our expertise in designing residential and commercial wine cellars. We are composed of designers and builders who are skilled and have extensive knowledge, creativity, and passion for creating aesthetically pleasing and functional wine rooms.
Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California – Proud to be a Member of a Wine Cellar Construction Group of Experts
Our team at Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California is a leading provider of wine cellar design and installation services. Our goal is to remain on top while improving the innovation of our products and services. We do not want to stop growing. We want to make our clients happy by creating a safe and stylish wine storage facility for their homes or business.
We always want to keep up with the latest trends and advancements while adhering to the standards of wine cellar construction. We are honored to be a member of the Wine Cellars Designers Group.
Uplifting the Standards of Wine Cellar Design and Construction with Wine Cellars Designers Group
Being enlisted as one of the most trusted builders in the USA is a great honor. It gives us the opportunity to learn and discover more from an elite group of professionals. Moreover, it also allows us to be updated with the latest trends in the industry and learn how other members build wine rooms impressively.
With many years of experience as wine room builders and designers, we have learned a lot. We want to share our experiences, knowledge, and expertise with our co-members. We will be happy if they learn something from us too.
Reasons for Uplifting the Standards for Wine Cellar Design and Construction
Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California focuses on the two most essential aspects, design, and functionality. We follow a guideline that will help us follow the standards in building efficient and appealing wine rooms.
Building Functional Wine Cellars
Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California is Composed of Experts in Wine Cellar Construction
Wine is sensitive to external factors such as heat, light, vibration, and odor. Storing them in a too-hot or too cold environment will cause the wine to degrade quickly. The ideal temperature in a climate-controlled wine room is 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit, and the humidity level should range between 60 and 70 percent. Fluctuations will affect the chemical properties of the wine and give it unpleasant tastes and aromas.
Hiring a wine cellar specialist like Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California will ensure that everything will be in place. You will have a hassle-free experience, and your expectations will be exceeded. As expert wine room builders, we have keen attention to detail and always make sure that all of your requirements are provided.
Do not fall into the trap of hiring contractors because they offer products and services at a lower cost. Never compromise quality over price because if it happens, you will end up spending more on costly mistakes. It also pays if you do thorough research on the reputation of every company and checks their portfolio and reviews from customers.
We follow standard procedures to ensure that the wine cellars we build can function with maximum efficiency to safeguard every wine collection for many years to come. Included in the guideline are the following:
- Correct wine cellar insulation
- Installation of an adequate vapor barrier
- Correct choice and installation of the wine cellar cooling system
- Installation of a high-quality door equipped with sealing components
Wine Cellar Insulation and Vapor Barrier: How Experts in Wine Cellar Construction Install it
One of the crucial steps in wine cellar construction is insulating the walls and ceiling of the wine room, as well as adding a vapor barrier. Wine room insulation aids in regulating the conditions inside a wine cellar. The insulation value, also known as R-value, will depend on the following factors:
- location of your residential or commercial wine cellar
- nearby heat resources
- amount of glass used (windows and doors)