Remodeling at Royal Oaks Senior Community
Kitchens, baths, paint and siding, plus patio covers, carports, steps and ramps for homes at Royal Oaks Senior Community in Petaluma.
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About Royal Oaks Senior Community
Royal Oaks Senior Community is a mobile home community on Royal Oaks Drive in Petaluma, Sonoma County, with about 94 home sites. It's about 48 miles from our shop in Vacaville.
We're a C-47 licensed manufactured housing contractor, so we can handle the whole job for homes here, including the HCD permit for work on the home and the park construction permit for anything built next to it.
Permits for projects at Royal Oaks Senior Community
Work on the home
Kitchen and bath remodels, plumbing, electrical, walls, siding and most windows are permitted by the state (HCD) on form MH 415.
Patio covers, porches & carports
Structures built beside the home need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD).
Space rent
Petaluma has a mobile home space rent stabilization program. Check with the city whether it covers Royal Oaks Senior Community.
Popular projects for homes at Royal Oaks Senior Community
Royal Oaks Senior Community on the map
Pin shows Petaluma; we couldn't place this park's exact address.
Nearby mobile home communities
- The Cottages of PetalumaPetaluma · ~2 mi
- Petaluma EstatesPetaluma · ~3 mi
- Youngstown Mobile Home ParkPetaluma · ~3 mi
- Leisure Lake VillagePetaluma · ~5 mi
- Countryside Mobile Home ParkCotati · ~9 mi
Royal Oaks Senior Community FAQ
Do you work at Royal Oaks Senior Community?
Yes. Royal Oaks Senior Community is in Petaluma, about 48 miles from our Vacaville shop. We remodel kitchens and bathrooms, paint, and build patio covers, carports, steps and ramps for homes in communities like it, and we coordinate with park management on every job.
Who issues permits for a patio cover or carport at Royal Oaks Senior Community?
Structures like awnings, patio covers, porches and carports inside the park need a park construction permit from the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). Remodeling the home itself (plumbing, electrical, walls, siding) is permitted by HCD. We pull both.
Do I need the park's approval before starting?
Usually, yes. Most parks ask to review exterior work, and many have rules on colors, materials, setbacks and work hours. We work with the park office as part of the project.
Planning a project at Royal Oaks Senior Community?
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll come out, take a look and give you a free, no-pressure estimate.