Frequently Asked Questions

The C-47 is California's General Manufactured Housing Contractor license. It covers installing, repairing and altering mobile and manufactured homes. Few remodelers hold it, and it's the license that fits the work mobile homes need.

Yes. Mobile homes are our specialty, but we also remodel and upgrade traditional homes throughout Vacaville and Northern California.

We work with every customer to find a plan that fits their budget. Give us a call and let's talk about your project.

Absolutely. We'll help you with layout, materials and style so the finished project fits the way you live.

A cabinet-and-counter refresh can take about a week. A full remodel with new flooring, plumbing and lighting usually takes several weeks. We give you a clear schedule before work begins.

Often, yes. It depends on your home's floor system and cabinet layout. We check the structure first and recommend counters your home can carry safely.

Most customers stay in their home. We plan the work so you keep as much use of the kitchen as possible and clean up at the end of each day.

Yes. We work in mobile home parks throughout the region. We coordinate with park management and follow park rules for parking, work hours and debris.

Yes. Tub-to-shower conversions are one of our most common projects. We remove the old tub, repair the floor underneath and install a shower with a low or no-step entry.

A simple remodel often takes about a week. Projects with subfloor repair or a full shower conversion can take longer. You'll get a timeline before we start.

It usually means water has reached the subfloor. It's best to fix it early, before the damage spreads to the joists. We can inspect it and give you options.

Yes, and we can add them to an existing bathroom. We make sure each bar is anchored into solid backing so it will hold your weight.

Yes. The key is cleaning and a bonding primer made for slick surfaces. Paint applied without that step tends to peel.

Many parks require approval for exterior colors. Check with your park office. We're happy to help with color choices that meet the rules.

In most cases, yes. We match the texture and then finish with paint or a color coat so the repair blends in.

Hairline cracks are common, but wider cracks or cracks with staining can let water in. We can take a look and tell you what needs attention.

Yes. We can pour the slab and the footings and then build the cover on top, so one crew is responsible for the whole job.

Yes. Depending on the damage, we'll recommend a repair or a tear-out and replacement.

Most standard patio covers are finished in a few days, depending on size, features and materials. We give you a clear timeline after the consultation.

Most do. We handle the permitting for you so everything is compliant.

We install Alumawood and insulated roof panels. We'll help you choose based on your goals, style and budget.

Yes, and it's often the best approach. It gives the home a clean, finished look and seals the underside against weather and pests.

Both. If the damage is limited, a repair may be all you need. If the siding is old or moisture is involved, we may recommend replacement.

Yes. We design ramps with the right slope, landings and handrails for your lot, and we can pair them with a covered entry.

For most customers we recommend composite decking with vinyl railings. It doesn't splinter, doesn't need staining and holds up to Northern California sun.

Dual-pane, low-E windows block far more heat than original single-pane units. Most customers notice the difference in comfort right away.

Yes. We regularly work with adjusters and can help document the damage and the repairs needed.

Yes. Insurance repair is one of our specialties. If your mobile home has been damaged, we'll help you through the process and make the repairs professionally.