Remodeling & Outdoor Living in Concord, CA

Mobile home kitchens, baths, paint and stucco, plus patio covers, carports, decks and concrete for every kind of home in Concord & Pacheco.

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Todos Santos Plaza in downtown Concord at dusk

Working in Concord

We remodel mobile and manufactured homes and build patio covers, carports and decks across Contra Costa County, and Concord is about 35 miles from our Vacaville shop.

Concord's mobile home communities are spread along Monument Boulevard, Terraza Del Sol and Vista Grande. Whether you're in one of those parks, another park in town, or a house on its own lot, we can help.

Local know-how

Permits and local rules in Concord

Patio covers & porches in a park

Awnings, patio covers, porches and carports inside Concord's parks need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). The city hasn't taken over park enforcement, so the state handles it.

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Changes to the home itself

Altering the home itself needs an HCD permit wherever it sits, park or private land. See our permit guide.

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Patio covers, decks and site work

On a private lot, foundations, patio covers, decks and other site work go through the City of Concord Building Division (Permit Center, 1950 Parkside Dr.); unincorporated Pacheco: Contra Costa County Dept. of Conservation & Development, Building Inspection.

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Space rent stabilization

Concord has a mobile home space rent stabilization program: Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization, Concord Municipal Code Chapter 15.105 (1994); unincorporated Pacheco parks fall under Contra Costa County Ordinance Code Ch. 540-2 Mobilehome Space Rent (Ord. 95-31).

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Also good to know in Concord

  • Concord's mobile home rent stabilization covers all mobile home parks in the city, about 1,800 spaces, limiting how often rent can rise and tying increases to the Consumer Price Index. Source (opens in a new tab)
  • Contra Costa County's mobilehome space rent ordinance (Chapter 540-2) applies to mobilehome parks in unincorporated areas such as Pacheco, subject to its listed exemptions. Source (opens in a new tab)
Valley heat climate

Long, hot summers

Inland summers regularly climb past 100°F. A mobile home heats up fast, so shade and better windows pay off every year: patio covers and carports over sunny walls, dual-pane windows, and exterior paint and siding that can handle the sun.

What to watch for on Concord homes

  • Rooms that won't cool down in the afternoon
  • Faded, chalky or cracking exterior paint
  • Piers and doors shifting as clay soil dries and shrinks in summer
  • Steps and decks drying out and splitting

Helpful here: patio covers & carports, sunrooms & windows, leveling & foundations.

On the map

Concord and our service area

Concord sits well inside the area we cover. The orange pin is our Vacaville shop.

Mobile home parks

Mobile home communities in Concord & Pacheco

Some of the mobile home communities in the area. We coordinate with park management and follow community rules on every job.

Concord FAQ

Do you work in Concord?

Yes. Concord is about 35 miles from our Vacaville shop, and we work throughout Contra Costa County. We remodel mobile home kitchens and baths, paint and side homes, and build patio covers, carports, decks and concrete for any kind of home.

Who issues permits for work inside a Concord mobile home park?

Two kinds of permits apply. Changes to the home itself (plumbing, electrical, walls, siding) are permitted by the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), always. Patio covers, porches, carports and other structures inside Concord's parks need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). We pull both for you.

Does Concord have mobile home rent control?

Concord has a mobile home space rent stabilization program (Mobile Home Parks Rent Stabilization, Concord Municipal Code Chapter 15.105 (1994); unincorporated Pacheco parks fall under Contra Costa County Ordinance Code Ch. 540-2 Mobilehome Space Rent (Ord. 95-31)). It limits space rent increases in covered parks. Contact the city for the current rules.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. Call (707) 447-7475 or send us a request online and we'll schedule a time to look at your project.

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