Serving La Verne, CA
Mobile Home Repair & Remodeling in La Verne
La Verne sits up against the San Gabriel foothills at the east edge of Los Angeles County. Foothill ground and foothill winds both leave their mark on a mobile home, and Cal Star repairs the result.

Local Services
Mobile Home Services Available in La Verne
Every Cal Star service is available to La Verne mobile homeowners, delivered by the same specialized crews.
La Verne Homes
Common Mobile Home Needs in La Verne
Being close to the foothills shapes the two most common problems we find here.
Foothill Soils & Settling
Alluvial ground at the base of the mountains does not settle evenly, and runoff from above moves soil out from under pier footings. Support repair has to account for both.
Santa Ana Wind Damage
Winds come down hard through this stretch of the foothills. Lifted roof panels, loosened seams, and torn awnings and carports are routine after a strong event.
Heat Against the Foothills
Summer afternoons here get hot and stay hot. Cooling systems in older homes fall behind, often because of under-floor duct losses as much as the equipment.
Original Systems in Long-Held Homes
These are established communities where homes are owned for a long time. Plumbing and wiring at original spec are the norm, along with the failures that follow.
Local & Trusted
Why La Verne Homeowners Call Cal Star
After a windstorm, the temptation is to patch what is visible from the ground. The problem is that a lifted panel usually means loosened fasteners and open seams across a wider area, and the leak shows up months later in a ceiling.
Cal Star works on mobile homes only, across Los Angeles County and the rest of Southern California. We inspect properly, put the findings in writing at no cost, and we are licensed and insured.

Nearby
Also Serving Communities Near La Verne
Reviews
What La Verne Homeowners Say
“Our old stairs were rotting and we did not have a safe way to get in and out. Cal Star built new stairs and a small deck with solid handrails.”
FAQ
La Verne Questions, Answered
The wind lifted part of my roof. Is a patch enough?
Sometimes, but wind damage is usually wider than the part you can see. We inspect the full roof and the fasteners and seams around the damage before recommending a patch or a replacement.
Why does my home keep going out of level?
If it settles again after being leveled, something under it is still moving — often water washing soil away from a footing. Correcting the drainage is part of a fix that holds.
Do you serve La Verne and the surrounding foothill cities?
Yes. La Verne, the nearby foothill communities, and Los Angeles County generally are all in our service area.
Can you handle a roof and a re-level in the same project?
Yes, and there is a sensible order to it. We level the home first where possible, since roofing installed on a home that later shifts does not stay right.
Free Estimate
Request a Free Estimate in La Verne
Tell us about your La Verne project and a member of the Cal Star team will get back to you. Estimates are always free.
- Free, no-pressure estimates
- Senior, veteran & first responder discounts
- Locally owned & operated in Corona, CA
Need Help With Your Mobile Home?
Free estimates. Clear answers. Crews who specialize in mobile homes.
Free estimates · Licensed & insured · CSLB #989323 · Serving Southern California since 2014
