Remodeling & Outdoor Living in Sacramento, CA
Mobile home kitchens, baths, paint and stucco, plus patio covers, carports, decks and concrete for every kind of home in Sacramento & North Highlands.
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- Serving NorCal since 2004
Working in Sacramento
We remodel mobile and manufactured homes and build patio covers, carports and decks across Sacramento County, and Sacramento is about 35 miles from our Vacaville shop.
Sacramento's mobile home communities are spread along Gerber Road, Jackson Street, Auburn Boulevard, Madison Avenue and French Road. Whether you're in one of those parks, another park in town, or a house on its own lot, we can help.
Permits and local rules in Sacramento
Patio covers & porches in a park
Awnings, patio covers, porches and carports inside Sacramento'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.
Source (opens in a new tab)Changes to the home itself
Altering the home itself needs an HCD permit wherever it sits, park or private land. See our permit guide.
Source: HCD Bulletin 2024-04 (opens in a new tab)Patio covers, decks and site work
On a private lot, foundations, patio covers, decks and other site work go through the City of Sacramento Community Development Dept., Building Division (Permit Services); North Highlands (unincorporated) = Sacramento County Building Permits & Inspection Division.
Building department (opens in a new tab)Also good to know in Sacramento
- SHRA's emergency home repair program helps income-eligible owner-occupants of single-family homes or mobile homes with health-and-safety repairs (e.g., roofing, water heaters, heating/cooling, plumbing, accessibility). It covers the City of Sacramento, Galt, Folsom, Isleton and unincorporated Sacramento County, but not Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova or parts of Elk Grove. Source (opens in a new tab)
- Sacramento relies on an aging system of levees, weirs, bypasses and Folsom Dam against Sacramento and American River flooding; SAFCA was formed in 1989 to address the area's vulnerability to catastrophic flooding. Source (opens in a new tab)
- Sacramento County opens cooling centers when the forecast calls for two or more days of 100°F+ daytime highs with overnight lows staying at 75°F or higher. Source (opens in a new tab)
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 Sacramento 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.
Sacramento and our service area
Sacramento sits well inside the area we cover. The orange pin is our Vacaville shop.
Mobile home communities in Sacramento & North Highlands
Some of the mobile home communities in the area. We coordinate with park management and follow community rules on every job.
- Lamplighter Sacramento Mobile Home ParkJackson Street · North Highlands · 173 home sites
- Auburn Villa Mobile Home & RV ParkAuburn Boulevard · 58 home sites
- Brookside Mobile Home ParkMadison Avenue · 80 home sites
- Casa de Flores Senior Living CommunityFrench Road · 171 home sites
- Cedarwood Mobile Home ParkGerber Road · 192 home sites
- Country Squire EstatesOak Hill Drive · 175 home sites
- Golden Palms Mobile Home EstatesFolsom Boulevard · 262 home sites
- Golf Green Mobile Home EstatesFlorin Road · 185 home sites
- Hillsdale Community for Older PersonsRoseville Road · 211 home sites
- Holiday Mobile VillageWhispering Palms Drive · 113 home sites
- North Sacramento Mobile Home ParkDel Paso Boulevard · 143 home sites
- Olympia CommonsGerber Road · 200 home sites
- Stadium Club EstatesEl Centro Road · 176 home sites
What we can do for your Sacramento home
Sacramento FAQ
Do you work in Sacramento?
Yes. Sacramento is about 35 miles from our Vacaville shop, and we work throughout Sacramento 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 Sacramento 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 Sacramento's parks need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). We pull both for you.
Is there repair help for mobile home owners in Sacramento?
SHRA's emergency home repair program helps income-eligible owner-occupants of single-family homes or mobile homes with health-and-safety repairs (e.g., roofing, water heaters, heating/cooling, plumbing, accessibility). It covers the City of Sacramento, Galt, Folsom, Isleton and unincorporated Sacramento County, but not Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova or parts of Elk Grove. Eligibility and funding change, so check with the program directly. We're happy to work alongside approved programs.
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.
Nearby cities we serve
- West Sacramento ~5 mi
- Rancho Cordova ~15 mi
- Elk Grove ~15 mi
- Davis ~15 mi
- Citrus Heights ~20 mi
- Orangevale ~20 mi
Get a free estimate in Sacramento
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll come out, take a look and give you a free, no-pressure estimate.