| Bonita Shutters |
 Serving residents of the Bonita community for over 30 years with the finest custom shutters, louvers, and closet doors, French Shutters excels at bringing your home to life and adding that special touch of beauty. Our shutters, louvers, and closet doors are built hand-made, we don’t buy from wholesale companies as our competitors do, and we 100% back all of our products. It’s the French Shutters guarantee.The French Shutters company specializes in: • Painted Interior Operable Louvers • Painted Exterior Operable Louvers • Stained Interior Operable Louvers • Interior Closet Doors • Exterior Fixed Louvers • Shutters of all Shapes and Sizes We are extremely familiar with the homes in Bonita and many of the types of windows associated with these homes. The French Shutters brand means quality, as many of our customers have referred us to their families and friends throughout the years. French Shutters is a family-owned and operated business located in the San Diego area. We have fourteen years’ experience in the window treatment (shutters, louvers) industry. We love what we do and especially enjoy assisting our customers with design and décor. Using the best quality wood for our shutters, louvers, and closets including: alder, knotty alder, cherry, red oak, white oak, maple (hard), maple (soft), teak, walnut, and more. We have used the highest quality woods to help residents of Bonita create beautiful shutters, louvers, closets, and more! All shutters are not created equal! The French Shutters customized wooden shutters and handpicked exterior shutters hardware provide you with the highest quality and greatest flexibility for achieving the desired appearance you strive for in your home. Our custom made shutters will be suited to your needs We understand the value of a customized design. That is why French Shutters presents you with the options you need to make your home’s exterior look picture perfect. We also believe in excellent craftsmanship. That is why when we custom create your exterior wooden shutters, louvers, and closet doors, they will be constructed to the highest level of quality. There is a distinct advantage in buying your exterior shutter hardware from the leaders in the shutter industry. Exceptional quality is to be expected from the most respected name in shutters and shutter hardware. There is no way a replica or competitor knock-off can match the significant time and expense French Shutters has made over the years to develop what we feel is simply the best shutter hardware available today. Fill out our request a quote form on the Home Page to get a custom quote on your shutters, louvers, or closet doors! More about Bonita, California Bonita means "pretty" in Spanish and this community located in the southern section of San Diego County lives up to its name. Well-kept homes on large lots are scattered on its hills and there are miles of equestrian and riding trails crisscrossing the valley. For many years the area was covered in lemon and citrus groves and gentleman farmers. Agriculture has gradually been replaced by neighborhoods for around 4,000 residents. The area's annual Bonitafest is a celebration of local crafts, foods and features a two-hour parade. Bonita is an unincorporated community in southern San Diego County, California, nestled between the cities of Chula Vista, National City, and San Diego. While Bonita is politically designated as an unincorporated community, bounded by the incorporated cities of Chula Vista, San Diego, and National City the community of Bonita is more closely associated with the geography of the Lower Sweetwater Valley. Thus considered, Bonita occupies about a five mile (8 km) stretch of the Sweetwater River, its valley, and surrounding hills on either side, bounded upstream (east) by the Sweetwater Reservoir, and downstream (west) effectively by Interstate 805. The community crosses west of I-805 -- an area less than 160 acres (0.6 km²) -- reaching as far south and west as East H Street and Hilltop Drive. Its northern boundary is State Route 54 and its southern extent reaches approximately one mile (2 km) south of the river. Large portions of modern Bonita consist of housing tracts built throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, including: * Bonita Downs * Bonita Fairways * Bonita Glen * Bonita Highlands * Bonita Long Canyon * Bonita Woods * Emerald Ranch * Lynwood Hills * Ames Ranch To visitors and residents alike, one of the most visible features of Bonita recreational life is the walking trail which loops the Chula Vista Municipal Golf Course in central Bonita. Hundreds of residents walk, run, and ride this trail every day for pleasure and fitness, and the trail has become a vital component of Bonita life for many residents. In the late 1990s the Sweetwater Regional Park was expanded and significantly improved, extending the walking and equestrian trails to an even greater number, and introducing a camping area at Summit Meadow Road. Now, virtually the entire valley from the reservoir to I-805 formally serve recreational purposes as either park or golf course. Equestrianism has long been a part of the Bonita community, and many trails exist throughout the Lower Sweetwater Valley. There are a number of connections to trails external to Bonita as well. In fact many residents still keep their own horses and can be seen riding the trails regularly. The Bonita Valley Trails organization monitors and supports the network of trails throughout the valley. The following parks serve the Bonita community: * Fred H. Rohr Park * Sweetwater Regional Park * Sweetwater Reservoir Riding and Hiking Trail * Bonita Golf Course * Chula Vista Municipal Golf Course Clubs and organizations * Bonita Agua Dulce 4-H Club * Bonita Business & Professional Association * Kiwanis Club of Bonita * Bonita Optimist Club * Bonita Road Runners * Bonita Valley Garden Club * Bonita Valley Trails * Las Primeras * Sweetwater Valley Civic Association * Sweetwater Valley Little League * Sweetwater Woman's Club * Sunnyside Saddle Club |