Orangevale has old history in Sacramento County, where Orange Valley Colony in 1874 had orange groves that grew. Orangevale had its own growth from farming oranges which lead to its name. Orange trees and olive vineyards sprang forth and brought more with it. Some Native American tribes made the trails all around Orangevale. Older Mexican settlements arrived in Orangevale creating missions. Orangevale has unique weather where it has a Mediterranean climate. Interstate 80 and US Route 50  run through Orangevale. Some famous people used came from Orangevale such as Steve Lamson a former professional motocross racer and Mary Whipple an Olympian from the 2008 and 2004. Orangevale has many diverse homes, and businesses. With many historic places, homes and shops, water damage and fire damage restoration is available for the area. Blue Nami Sushi and Sake House offers lovely Japanese food for residents and visitors.

Nearby the Mode Brewing and Pasta A La Mode restaurant to get excellent food and take out. Another fantastic place to eat at is the Shangri-La Fair Oaks to eat. Eating out can give you so many options for Applebee’s Grill and Bar Kolbeh Kabob. Orangevale has so many places to eat out and lovely places to grab groceries like Safeway and Win Co. When needing to shop, Sunrise Mall is near to get all one’s shopping done. For another recreation activity, golfing at the Shady Oaks Disc Golf Course for some fun. Orangevale has the SACRT transit system to the city. Orangevale has many construction developments all around with suburban areas creating new growth. Water damage and fire damage restoration is available in Orangevale with ease.