Remodeling & Outdoor Living in Santa Rosa, CA
Mobile home kitchens, baths, paint and stucco, plus patio covers, carports, decks and concrete for every kind of home in Santa Rosa.
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Working in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa has one of the largest concentrations of mobile home parks in Northern California.
We remodel mobile and manufactured homes and build patio covers, carports and decks across Sonoma County, and Santa Rosa is about 50 miles from our Vacaville shop.
Santa Rosa's mobile home communities are spread along Old Redwood Highway, Fulton Road, Montecito Boulevard, Kawana Springs Road and Colonial Park Drive. 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 Santa Rosa
Patio covers & porches in a park
Awnings, patio covers, porches and carports inside Santa Rosa'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 Santa Rosa Building Division, 100 Santa Rosa Ave.
Building department (opens in a new tab)Space rent stabilization
Santa Rosa has a mobile home space rent stabilization program: Mobilehome Rent Control, Santa Rosa City Code Chapter 6-66 (Ordinance 3072, 1993; amended 2022-2023 to 70% of CPI, max 4%).
Source (opens in a new tab)Also good to know in Santa Rosa
- The 2017 Tubbs Fire destroyed 117 of the 161 homes at Journey's End Mobile Home Park on Mendocino Avenue. The park was not rebuilt as a mobile home park. Source (opens in a new tab)
- Santa Rosa's CalHome Mobilehome Rehabilitation Loan Program offers deferred loans of up to $50,000 to low-income owner-occupants for health and safety repairs to their mobile homes. Source (opens in a new tab)
Hot summers and wildfire season
Wine country gets hot, dry summers and a real wildfire season. In 2017 the Tubbs Fire burned through Santa Rosa's Journey's End mobile home park. Fire-conscious details help: tight skirting, clear space under the home, non-combustible decking near the house, and ember-resistant vents.
What to watch for on Santa Rosa homes
- Gaps in skirting where embers or debris can collect
- Old wood decks and steps against the home
- Faded paint and dried-out siding
- Fire or smoke damage repairs with insurance
Helpful here: siding & skirting, decks, steps & ramps, insurance repairs.
Santa Rosa and our service area
Santa Rosa sits well inside the area we cover. The orange pin is our Vacaville shop.
Mobile home communities in Santa Rosa
Some of the mobile home communities in the area. We coordinate with park management and follow community rules on every job.
- BrookwoodMontecito Boulevard · 201 home sites
- Carriage CourtKawana Springs Road · 75 home sites
- Colonial Park Mobile Home EstatesColonial Park Drive · 127 home sites
- Kay Mar Senior Mobile Home ParkWest College Avenue · 33 home sites
- Lamplighter Mobile ParkSanta Rosa Avenue · 106 home sites
- Mobile Home EstatesOld Redwood Highway · 144 home sites
- Rancho Cabeza Mobile EstatesCalistoga Road · 150 home sites
- Rancho San MiguelHardies Lane · 141 home sites
- Rincon Valley Mobile EstatesCircle Drive · 230 home sites
- Roseland Mobile Home ParkSebastopol Road · 68 home sites
- Santa Rosa VillageSonoma Highway · 170 home sites
- Sequoia GardensFulton Road · 191 home sites
- Shamrock MHPOld Redwood Highway · 127 home sites
- The Country Mobile EstatesFulton Road · 178 home sites
- The OrchardPiner Road · 233 home sites
- Valle VistaWestgate Circle · 269 home sites
- Woodcrest Mobile Home EstatesWoodcrest Drive · 84 home sites
What we can do for your Santa Rosa home
Santa Rosa FAQ
Do you work in Santa Rosa?
Yes. Santa Rosa is about 50 miles from our Vacaville shop, and we work throughout Sonoma 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 Santa Rosa 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 Santa Rosa's parks need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). We pull both for you.
Does Santa Rosa have mobile home rent control?
Santa Rosa has a mobile home space rent stabilization program (Mobilehome Rent Control, Santa Rosa City Code Chapter 6-66 (Ordinance 3072, 1993; amended 2022-2023 to 70% of CPI, max 4%)). It limits space rent increases in covered parks. Contact the city for the current rules.
Is there repair help for mobile home owners in Santa Rosa?
Santa Rosa's CalHome Mobilehome Rehabilitation Loan Program offers deferred loans of up to $50,000 to low-income owner-occupants for health and safety repairs to their mobile homes. 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
- Rohnert Park ~10 mi
- Cotati ~10 mi
- Sebastopol ~10 mi
- Windsor ~10 mi
- Calistoga ~15 mi
- St. Helena ~15 mi
Get a free estimate in Santa Rosa
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