From the old parks in the valley to the park model resorts up on the Foothills mesas — about 27,000 manufactured homes across Yuma County, and we work on them.
Call (928) 555-0143Yuma County is a mobile home county. Roughly 28.6% of its housing is manufactured or mobile — about 27,000 homes — and 82 parks are listed around Yuma before you count the park model resorts out in the Foothills. We work across all of it.
The valley itself — older established parks and a lot of homes set decades ago on sandy Colorado River bottom soil. This is where we see the most settling and the most leveling work, and where the oldest homes in the county are.
East of town along I-8, and the heart of park model country. Fortuna de Oro, Sundance, Country Roads and their neighbors. Caliche hardpan up on the mesas instead of sand, homes that sit empty all summer, and the highest concentration of awnings, carports and Arizona rooms anywhere in the county.
The rest of the Foothills spread, up on the mesa. Same soil story, same seasonal pattern, same monsoon exposure.
South of Yuma in the ag valley. Working homes, year-round residents, and the full range of repairs — roofs, floors, leveling.
Down on the border. Further out for us but real service area — call and we will tell you honestly whether your job makes sense for us to take.
East along I-8 past the Foothills. We get out there; scheduling can depend on the size of the job.
Across the river in California, opposite Yuma. Close enough that it is effectively part of the same market.
Between 70,000 and 85,000 winter visitors come to Yuma each season and the city's population roughly doubles from November through March. That drives the entire contracting calendar in this county.
What it means for you: from November on, every decent contractor here is booked out. If you are a winter resident and something needs doing, the smart windows are before you leave in spring, or during the summer while you are gone. If you live here year-round, summer is when you will get the best of anybody's attention.
And the pattern we see every October: a home sits closed up through a 107-degree summer and an entire monsoon season with nobody in it, and the owner comes back to a stain on the ceiling, a door that will not latch, or a floor that has gone soft. If that is you — that is normal here, and all three are fixable. Call us.
Call and ask. We will give you a straight answer instead of taking the job and adding a trip charge later.
(928) 555-0143Foothills, no — it is core service area and a large share of the homes we work on. Wellton and the further edges of the valley we handle case by case depending on the job size; we will tell you straight when you call rather than surprising you on the invoice.
Yes, and it is most of what we do. We are used to park rules — approvals on exterior changes, skirting and awning requirements, and working around the seasonal rhythm. If your park needs a manager sign-off before we touch anything, tell us and we will work with it.
Many of our customers arrange exactly that, and summer is genuinely the best time to get work done here — contractors have capacity and you are not living through it. It requires a way in and a way to reach you for decisions and photos. Say so when you call and we will set it up properly.