My mother lived here for 7 years and was unable to receive her deed to her mobile home, she passed…read moreaway 2 months ago and my sister and I were willed the mobile home and would like to sell it. We have had no cooperation with management in trying to get the deed. Apparently the manager can only communicate with the owner by email!

I have stayed at plenty of KOAs and I thought they had standards. We were backed up to a busy road…read more It was 100° and zero shade at our sites. One of our neighbors was smoking weed and that's all we could smell. Only 1 working shower. Would definitely never go back unless I was desperate and had my own trailer/RV with me

Visalia/Sequoia National Park KOA (Visalia, CA) June 18, 2023…read more We pulled in around 1 pm. We got checked in right away and were given a map to our site. We were here a couple years ago heading back from Barstow to Sacramento. It's a good in between stop. It was eerie when we were here before because the entire valley was socked in with forest fire smoke coming down from the Sierras. This time, the skies were clear and we could actually breathe. Funny thing how we take clean air for granted until we don't have it. But I digress. This park is similar to a lot of KOAs we've stayed at. They have a nice checkin counter and store with basic items, a swimming pool, game room with ping pong table, a propane refill station, and a laundry mat. The thing that's a little peculiar about this particular KOA is that it sits in the middle of a neighborhood. As you're driving in, you're thinking to yourself "are we in the right place?" But yes you are, as you see the familiar KOA signs at the entrance. They have RV and tent sites here. There do seem to be some long term residents as well, but overall, the park is quiet and reasonably well maintained. The trash area had trash overflowing on the first day we were here but that was gone by the next day. Probably the biggest disappointment was that the game room was closed. No ping-pong or pool on this day. The other thing that's problematic is they don't seem to have a very good security system. We were warned after arriving that there had been bicycle thefts from the park. Apparently the Goshen area, where this park is located, isn't the best part of Visalia. I didn't get a strong sense that that was a problem, but it's just something to be aware of. Your about 10 minutes away from Downtown Visalia, which is a nice area with some good breweries and eateries. We went there after we got camp set up and had lunch at Brewbaker Brewery (good food, limited beer selection - but good, nice atmosphere). Our main reason for staying here was to checkout Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park, but be aware, you're still about 45 minutes from the park entrance gate. So the name of the RV park is a little misleading. The drive to the National Park is nice though. You go past Kaweah Lake and Three Rivers, which is along the Kaweah River. Not sure well come back here.

When it comes to moving a manufactured, mobile home or tiny home make sure you give Danny a call…read more He is straight forward and honest and will get the job done correctly. He has all the equipment and knowledge to get into tight spaces and move the homes into and around corners. He moved 2 large prefabricated homes on wheels to our property around tight corners. There are a lot of movers out there but finding a licensed and knowledgeable mover with integrity is not an easy feat. Call Danny if you need a mover.

As a local home inspector I get to meet a lot of Real Estate agents. I had the pleasure of…read moreinspecting a property for Rip this week in Clovis. I'm glad we connected. Rip is a great guy, knows the industry well and treated me with kindness and befriended me within minutes. It's difficult at times to develop trusting relationships as a home inspector because we are always "the guy" finding problems. I felt like Rip completely supported my role and the work I was doing for his client. I'd highly recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell a home.

I had a great experience working with Rip. He has many years of experience and helped me find the…read moreperfect home for me. Rip is very friendly, knowlwdgeable, and passionate about finding the perfect home for his clients. I'm very happy in my home and I highly recommend Rip and his team!

Tri County Asphalt just helped us repair and seal our entire mobile home community and we could not…read morebe happier with the results. Their prices are fair and their organization and set up is so efficient, courteous and professional. Their crews know what they are doing and do their work with so much patience and good attitudes - which says a lot when dealing with 100 tenants and many cars and a multiple day job. We are so beyond happy with not only the product - beautifully repaired, sealed and lined roads - but with the customer service experience as well. We could not be happier working with them and will be doing so in the future.

In my line of work I have to get multiple quotes and Nathan has always been fair and has always…read morebeen the first on site to assess. They show up on time and are always in touch to aid us through the process and logistics of working on occupied building parking lots. They've worked within our budgets and made recommendations of repairs that have been worked into those budgets. Great guys.

As a homeowner and working the my HOA manager, I have to give an A+ and 10/10. However, as a renter…read moreand person looking for property for my 78 year old mother where I will still be Primary person taking care of the financial piece and caretaker 75% of the time, 2/10... D-. Completed the application, paid the fees, but then I have to call and email to find out what was going on with my application. Didn't receive and update and when I did reach out about renting and the application, the comment was we don't have anything for them to realize that I have two separate accounts that I mentioned in the beginning. The process to rent shouldn't be this difficult for anyone looking for a home or place to move into. There's a way to be more efficient and effective in how things are being done. Figure it out soon. My property manager is great... the office needs work.

Do NOT use them to 'take care' of your property. They are terrible. As a concerned neighbor of one…read moreof their properties, we called to tell them the 18" high grass in the front yard needs to be handled, they shunned my husband, telling him 'We have a lot to do with this property!' and it wasn't a big concern of for them. So, we called the City of Clovis and they issued a citation. If they were kind and let us know they were working on it then good, but don't give us an attitude when we are trying to help. Great job, Crystal.