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SMOKE SIGNALS Volume 47, No. 09
SEPTEMBER 2026 V Soboba Springs Resident’s Association .
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hello Everyone! Here we are in the middle of summer…I hope you are staying cool, healthy, and hydrated! Thank goodness for our pool, clubhouse, gym, billiard room, and library. Please consider using these amenities to help you stay cool and healthy this summer and perhaps meet your Park neighbors. Did you realize that we had a library? It is located inside the billiard room. You can borrow a book, or a puzzle, then return it when you are done. Lots of book choices are available. For many years Shirley Burke, who was a longtime resident, kept our library very clean and organized. So, our library is named the “Shirley Burke Library”. Do you know that Southern California Edison (SCE) has two programs that may save you $$$ on your monthly electric bill? The programs are CARE and FERA. The CARE program reduces energy bills for eligible customers by about 32%. FERA reduces electric bills for qualified households by 18%. Both programs have the same application, and it only takes about 5 minutes to sign up with no additional documentation required. For more information check out: https://www.sce.com/residential/assistance/care-fera or call 1-800-447-6620. Do you know about Synergy Companies? They work with our utility providers and can offer us no-cost and lower-cost programs. In the past they have offered us no-cost smart thermostats, smart fan controllers, duct test and seal, new showerheads, pipe wrap and replacement toilets. Their programs are subject to change. I highly recommend you call them and see what they can provide for you. Their number is 888-988-9829. On December 19th we will be having our very special Annual Christmas Party (that’s only 3 months away)!! Last December at our dinner we did our first Annual Christmas Bonanza Cash Give-away. We had so much fun and gave over $3000 cash to our Association Members. This money was all from donations and recycling. No money was taken from the Association’s monthly dues. As a reminder at each Association event Association Members receive a ticket into the drawing. The more events you attend, the better your chance of winning $$$. Events include Card Bingo, Regular Bingo, Karaoke Night, our Park’s Music / Dance / Potluck Parties, Waffle Wednesdays, and Clubhouse Café. These activities are available for all residents and their adult guests. I hope you will come and enjoy the fun and friendships at our activities. Please see the calendar page in this edition of the Smoke Signals for event dates and time. Be safe…Be kind…Take care!
Rhonda Dubski - Association President Reminder: Lake Park-Soboba Springs Mobile Estates and Soboba Springs Residents Association makes no recommendations of the vendors in the newsletter. The company that prints the newsletter selects the ads. Please contact “Mobile Home Park Magazines” at (408) 744-1011 or (800) 828-8242 to discuss any matters relating to advertisers in this publication. We recommend when having any work done on or around your home, homeowners get multiple bids to make sure you are choosing the best vendor. The office has a list of vendors who have worked for other homeowners in the park. This is a list of resources, not recommendations. -1–
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From the Editor: Hi, Neighbors, If your birthday or anniversary does not appear in the monthly Smoke Signals when it should, please let me know; we don’t need the year—just the month and day. Do you have a new phone number? Have you discontinued your landline? Please let me know so we can update our records and reach you if necessary. Do you want to submit items to be published in the section “Out ‘n About in the Park”? Do you have suggestions for other items you would like to see in the Smoke Signals? Please submit this information to me by the 10th of the month to be published in next month’s issue. You can drop off your submissions at my mail tube at Space 184, or in the wooden Smoke Signals box in the Park’s outer office or email me at bryant2230@cs.com. NOTE: To view the current issue of the Smoke Signals on your computer, go to: http://mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/1062-2/ If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at 951-442-3327. Marge Bryant Smoke Signals Editor Happy Birthday Spc 9/3 Adriana Mier 9/5 Michael Wildfong 9/7 Mary Payne 97 Clara Correia 9/7 Diane Bergoff 9/9 Sharron Presley 9/10 Nick Carmona 9/10 Christy Gomez 9/14 David Hedell
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Spc 9/15 Velia Devault 9/15 Linda Miller 9/16 Odette Mallari 9/16 Cynthia Johnson 9/16 Regina Anderson 9/17 Agnes Rogacion 9/17 Gary Tully 9/17 Bunny Sterl 9/20 Paulo Correia
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Spc 9/20 Tony Ballesteros 9/24 Steve Auerswald 9/25 Linda Auerswald 9/25 Michael Martin 9/26 Justo Quintero 9/26 Caroline Phillips 9/27 Rhonda Sandretto 9/29 Darryl Little 9/29 Ramona Saunders
Happy Anniversary 9/9 Tony & Terri McLean 237 9/10 Michael & Terry Wildfong 35
“Not what we have, but what we enjoy constitutes our abundance.” Epicurus
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SOBOBA SPRINGS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
EXECUTIVE BOARD President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian
Rhonda Dubski Rosemary Bullen Wendy Mathisen Barbara Millsap Rhonda Sandretto Robert Kaiser
951-205-6503 909-534-4505 951-990-6632 206-778-3726 951-223-0843 951-201-5181
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BOARD MEMBERS Danie Allen Sue Ashby Marge Bryant Dave Bullen Jon Mathisen Jerry Millsap Luci Nelson Linda Padgett Dave Sandretto Rhonda Sandretto Deborah Swenson
425-985-0011 951-396-1197 951-442-3327 909-315-0830 951-675-0739 206-355-1625 951-324-3772 951-218-9670 951-392-9577 951-223-0843 442-243-8479
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Office: 951-654-4710 8:00am – noon and 1:00pm to 5:00pm (daily) After Hours Park EMERGENCY: 714-996-6600 Lake Park Corporate Office: 714-632-1646 FIRE DEPARTMENT – Non-Emergency Help 951-940-6948
Check out the Soboba Springs Residents Facebook page and join! Or request an invitation from Rhonda Dubski at 951-205-6503 or Robert Kaiser at 951-201-5181. Here is the link: https:www.facebook.com/groups/927944017261915
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SOBOBA SPRINGS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Important Phone Numbers EMERGENCY: 911 (Do not call Park Management!)
DMV 800-777-0133 1200 South State St., Hemet
Police (non-emergency) 951-654-2702 160 West 6th St., San Jacinto
Post Office 951-654-6172 315 East Esplanade Ave., San Jacinto
Fire (non-emergency) 951-940-6948 (call them if you fall & need assistance)
Senior Services 951-654-2054 625 South Pico Ave., San Jacinto
Riverside County Resources: 211
Office on Aging Riverside County
Community Access & Disability Center (helpful services for those with disabilities) Riverside Office Voice - 951-274-0358 Fax. 951-274-0833 Palm Desert Office Voice - 760-568-9301 Fax. 760-568-9319 HOT LINES Elder Abuse Poison Control Center Suicide Prevention
800-491-7123 800-222-1222 800-273-8255
UTILITIES Frontier /Customer Serv 800-921-8101 Frontier /Repair 800-921-8106 So Cal Edison /Cust Serv 800-655-4555 So Cal Edison /CARE Program 800-4476620 Gas Co 800-427-2200 CR&R (Trash) 800-755-8112 EMWD (Water) 800-698-0400 TITLE & REGISTRATION 951-782-4431 Housing Community Development (HCD) Mobilehome Title, Registration, Permits 3737 Main St., Suite 400, Riverside City of San Jacinto City Hall: 595 S. San Jacinto, San Jacinto SOCIAL SECURITY 3095 Devonshire, Hemet Hemet office National line
800-510-2020
Veteran’s Services 951-766-2566 749 N. State St., Suite B4, Hemet Hospital: Hemet Valley Med Center: 951-652-2811 1117 East Devonshire Ave., Hemet PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Dial-A-Ride 800-795-7887 Riverside Transit Agency 800-800-7821 Metrolink 800-371-5465 Mt. San Jacinto College 951-487-6752 1499 N. State St., San Jacinto Valley Wide Recreation 951-654-1505 901 West Esplanade Ave., San Jacinto Animal Control (Riverside County) 581 S. Grand Ave., San Jacinto 951-358-7387 Soboba Springs Golf 951-654-9354 1020 Soboba Road, San Jacinto Soboba Casino/Restaurants 951-654-4300 22777 Soboba Road, San Jacinto
855-207-7086 800-772-1213
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Soboba Springs Residents Association Monthly Board Meeting August 3, 2026, 10 a.m. in the Clubhouse Meeting called to order by 1st Vice President Rosemary Bullen at 9:58 a.m. Pledge of Allegiance by Parliamentarian Robert Kaiser Roll Call by Secretary Barbara Millsap: Absent were Rhonda Dubski, Clara Corriea, Jon Mathisen, Linda Padgett. There were no visitors. Approval of July Board Minutes: A copy was handed out for members to read as August Smoke Signals have not arrived. A motion was made to approve the minutes as read by Dave Sandretto and it was seconded by Rhonda Sandretto. There were no questions, corrections, or discussions. The vote to approve was unanimous. Financial Report by Treasurer Rhonda Sandretto: Beginning balance as of July 1, 2026, was $3326.92 and the ending balance as of July 31, 2026, was $3739.57. A full report will be published in the September Smoke Signal.. Park Manager’s Report: Rocky was busy, in fact not on the property. New Business: Smoke Signals Committee Update: Barbara reported that the format of the magazine will be changed a little, with unnecessary information and redundancies eliminated, leaving as much as two pages available for other things. One of those things is hopefully a regular appearance of interviews with both a new resident(s) and a resident of long standing in the Park. Other fun items will appear as they are developed. The August issue is late, sadly. They say they are still having problems with their equipment. Updated Resident List: A flyer has been developed to capture current data that can be turned into a Park Directory, with an Opt-Out option for those who do not wish to be included. A motion was made to adopt the flyer and Directory project by Danie Allen and seconded by Deborah Swenson. The vote to approve was unanimous. New Resident Gift Certificate: A certificate was passed around to Board members. It needed additional wording to indicate how to use it to pay for a reservation. Barbara said it will be done today and sent it to Rosemary and Robert for printing. A motion was made to move forward with the certificate by Deborah Swenson, and it was seconded by Luci Nelson. The vote to approve was unanimous. Clubhouse Café Drawing: Robert would like to have a drawing for a free breakfast at the non-Waffle Wednesday breakfasts to bring in more people. It seemed like a good idea and should work well. A motion was made to move forward with the drawings by Rhonda S and it was seconded by Luci Nelson. The vote to approve was unanimous. Jerry Millsap would like to have a game he is developing for Waffle Wednesday in that winners will also receive a free waffle breakfast. It also seemed like a good and fun idea. A motion was made to do the game by Luci Nelson, and it was seconded by Rhonda S. The vote to approve was unanimous. Waffle Wednesday: The next one is August 12 at 8:30 a.m. Q: Should we continue to offer lattes, since only 6 are usually sold? Several members said they should continue as they are delicious. Music Potluck: The next one is August 14 at 5 pm. Danie Allen said the theme will be “Island Music” and Luci Nelson and Elizabeth Dominguz will be helping. Since the information in Smoke Signals is not currently correct, Rosemary asked Danie if she could be responsible for getting the information to Marge Bryant and/or Sue Ashby in enough time in the future. She said she would do so. A flyer will need to be completed by Aug. 6, sent to Robert for printing and then distribution by Danie on the 7 th and 12th. Sue said she will make a “flyer form” to make sure all information is included in the future. Danie said the theme for September will be “British Invasion.” Neighborhoods Hosting Karaoke: Rosemary would like the neighborhoods to each take on the responsibility once a year or so to set a menu, purchase and perhaps prepare food, serve and clean up. It has been done by a core group, and it should be shared with a larger group. The August 26 menu will be salads: Taco by Wendy, Potato by Clara or Rhonda S, Watermelon by Barbara, Pasta by Deborah,
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and cornbread by Danie. Set-up by Sue, Debbie and Rosemary, Clean up by Wendy and Rhonda S. Flyers will be printed and given to Marge for delivery on Aug. 18 and 25. August Car Wash: Rhonda Dubski was going to ask her “kids” about it, but being under the weather, she has postponed for now. Additional Volunteers: Rosemary and Sue Ashby are developing a flyer and are planning an orientation meeting with interested people to increase the number who can participate in event creation, planning & execution. The meeting is planned for Aug. 31 with flyers created by the 17 th and out the 21st and 28th. Craft Fair Update: Danie said she has gotten great interest from vendors with seven confirmed. Rosemary and Danie will meet on Aug. 10. Rosemary would like to get a flyer out in the Park to let residents know to reserve a free booth. The Fair will be Oct. 10. Danie suggested a flyer go out on the back of the music potluck on Aug. 7. Night Bingo: Dave Sandretto has scheduled this for Aug. 21 at 5 p.m. He will have the machinery working and cleaned up, and he will have a flyer by Wednesday to be printed and then delivered on the 10th and 19th. Bonanza Flyer: A “draft” flyer was handed out to the Board to be printed and put into the Smoke Signals and mail tubes. A discussion followed. The Bonanza Committee will meet and work on the details very soon. A motion was made to say “purchase” dinner for an entry ticket by Barbara Millsap, and it was seconded by Luci Nelson. Vote to accept the terms was 9-Yea, 2- Abstention and 0- against.
Old Business: Association Fee Increase: It is on hold while Rhonda Dubski is unable to meet with corporate reps to discuss the issue. It’s possible this will not be resolved this year. Karaoke: The Potato Bar was a big, delicious success. Thanks were given to Robert Kaiser for purchasing and then scrubbing very good potatoes and fending off other shoppers, Wendy for her excellent chili, Sue and Marge for wrapping each in foil, Luci for helping to set up, Barbara for the taco meat, cooking and serving the potatoes, Wendy and Rhonda S for tirelessly cleaning up! Health Fair: This has been postponed until Friday, Sept. 25th. Promote Our Face Book Page: Information can be given to new residents, attached to the bottom of many flyers, promoted in Smoke Signals, and with “blurbs” handed out at card bingo, karaoke, etc. Barbara said she would create one and email it to Rosemary and Robert. Reconciliation Sheet: Robert created an information sheet to accompany any receipts handed in for reimbursement and explained that a receipt without this intake form will not be accepted. Music Potluck: The Motown night was a lot of fun with 29 in attendance and lots of very good food. Round Table Halloween Party ’26: Work needs to start on the flyer, with a chili cookoff contest, costume contest, or dessert contest? Rosemary and Sue will start on it. Rhonda S suggested a Pet Parade with pet costumes and prizes. The planning committee and eBoard will work on the plans. Resume Out to Brunch? Yes, it was planned for Sept. 18. Little Angie’s was suggested and accepted. Oct. 16 will be J&M Family Restaurant. Turkey Trot for November: Turkeys will be delivered to those cooking them, and then picked up by Jerry Millsap, Dave Bullen and Dave Sandretto. Meeting was adjourned at 12:50 Next Meeting is Sept. 7, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., in the Clubhouse Barbara Millsap Association Secretary
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FINANCIAL REPORT –July 1, 2026 – July 31, 2026 TOTAL $3,326.92
Beginning Balance 07-01-2026 INCOME Description Dues Events Recycle / Bonanza Club House Rentals
$708.50 $332.00 $264.50 $0.00 $1,305.00
Total Income EXPENSES Description Food Decorations Supplies Entertainment Club House Deposit Refund
$281.66 $25.48 $185.21 $250.00 $150.00
$892.35
Total Expense
$3,739.57
Ending Balance 07-31-2026 Ledger Accounts
Beginning Balance
Ending Balance
General Funds Clubhouse Rentals Bonanza 2026
$1,501.01 $200.00 $1,625.91
$1,849.16 $0.00 $1,890.41
$3,326.92
$3,739.57
Petty Cash
$50.00
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OUT TO BRUNCH IS BACK! Thursday, September 17th at 10:30 a.m. Little Angies Restaurant 2110 E Florida Ave, Hemet Please RSVP to Barbara Millsap (206)778-3726 .
CARD BINGO EVERY TUESDAY AT 1PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE
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Waffle Wednesday Wednesday, September 9th, 8:30 – 10:00 am
In the Clubhouse Café Belgian Waffles, Sausage, Coffee or Orange Juice $5.00 Watch your mail tube for additional Information!
British Invasion British pop and rock music from the 60’s Friday, September 11th Doors Open at 5:30
Bring a potluck dish to serve 6-8 people
Watch your mail tube for additional Information!
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Cool Karaoke Night With our Wonderful KJ Greg
Wednesday, September 23rd Dinner is only $7 per Member Non-members $10 each
Doors open at 5:30 for Dinner, Music starts at 6p.m. Water, coffee, soda provided with your meal, bring your own adult beverage.
Don’t want dinner? It’s free for Members to join in, and $5 for non-members.
All Association Members attending will receive an entry into the Christmas Bonanza Give-Away!!
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Night Bingo!!!
Friday, September 18th Doors open at 5:30pm Games begin at 6:00pm These games are always a fan favorite!! Residents and adult guests are all welcome to play. Cards are purchased at the door: $5 for a card pack that includes seven games. Feel free to buy multiple card packs for multiple chances to win! Other optional games are available for additional cost. Most people bring $5 - $20 to play. All monies collected are given back as cash prizes that night. The Association does not keep any money collected.
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CONTACTS: Out to Brunch – Barbara Millsap 206-778-3726; Bingo – Rhonda Dubski 951-205-6503 Billiards – Jim Vega 951-707-7561
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Out ‘n About in the Park Please add into your Directory Castro 85 Francine Ontiveros 85 Stephanie Cornejo Jose
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Adult Beginning Piano Lessons Starting July 1st, 2026 Must have own keyboard, piano or organ. Lessons given in the comfort of your own home. $35 per one-hour lesson. Call for details 909-964-7203. Given by Christine Walters, MFA, MA FOR SALE Sofa, Love Seat set. $75 OBO 4’x 4’ framed mirror. $75 Call Maggie, Space 48 at 562-319-5977
Need An Estate Sale? Contact Diana Lujan at.951-490-7757
Dog Bone Ornaments Colors available: Black, Blue, Green, Dark Red, black plaid ribbon for hanging 2 oz. ornament from tree. Bone 1” x 4”w + 4” Ribbon
References available Pet Care/House Sitting My name is Dallas Roberts and I live here in the Park. I dog sit, dog walk, and in-home care for your cat or fur babies. I love animals. Also, I do house-sitting. If I can be of help to you, please give me a call at 951-435-3478
Diane Ramos at 714-757-9401
Mary Kay Skin Care Products Excellent products to give for daily skin care needs for Men & Women Combination/Oily to Normal/Dry Sensitive Skin – all skin types
Danie Allen designs and produces jewelry. Call her—she can show you the various items you might be interested in. Danie’s number is 1-425-985-0011
Call to receive your free Mary Kay Catalog from your Neighbor at Lake Park. Rennell Palmer - 951-264-1299 Website: marykay.com/rennellp For service, repairs, battery replacement on your clocks, watches, and key FOBs, contact James Allen at 206-295-9521
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Out ‘n About in the Park Interview of the Month: Doris Mathers Doris insists that her life has been unremarkable. She’s wrong. Her cheerful demeanor and quick wit are remarkable by themselves, but anyone who lives 96 ½ years-as she cheerfully owns up to-has to have some interesting stories. Doris is truly a California Girl. She was born in Bakersfield because her dad was an oilman, then her family moved to Long Beach when she was 6 for the same reason. All her schooling there. She married Don Grisham and had five children, four of whom are in California and Colorado. She lost a son who was piloting a rented plane when it crashed some years ago.
Doris worked as a secretary at John Hancock Mutual and U.S. Steel and then worked at an insurance agency owned by Rich Mathers. Rich and Doris were married for 35 happy years. They bought their house in Soboba Springs MHP on July 2, 1992, so she has seen a lot of changes to our Park. When they first came it was because of the golf it offered. They were both president of a golf club in the park, he of the men’s and she the women’s group. She said there was a caravan of golf carts going to the course every morning, everyone waving to each other. Many nights they had a big party with a dance band in the clubhouse. She and Rich started coming to the Park earlier and earlier in the week, shortening their time at the insurance agency so they could enjoy more of their life here. Doris was the secretary for the Residents Association for 15 years and was very active in park events. Life has slowed down for Doris now, and she is happy to enjoy card bingo every week, calls from her great friend Ken every day, and television. When Ken and the Johnsons are home, she enjoys playing Mexican Train with them. She gave her golf clubs and bag to Mike Bryant for the kids he taught golf in Grandfathers for Golf. She talks to her sister and brother, who are twins and are five years her senior at 101 years old! She has a quick, easy laugh that makes her eyes sparkle, and her wit is sharp with a strong funny streak. No, Doris is not unremarkable. She is a delight to know.
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Out ‘n About in the Park New Residents: Bob and Diane Holguin Bob and Diane Holguin moved into their brand-new Soboba Springs home about four months ago, but they already feel right at home. They are That Couple who will talk to everyone, make strangers into acquaintances, ask questions and share information. Their five children were put off by thinking about them living in a “trailer”, but one visit to their lovely place and a golf cart ride around the Park changed their minds. The kids and 16 grandkids love coming out for a “vacation” in the uncomplicated, fresh air world of Soboba Springs.
Bob was born in Monterey Park and Diane in Hawthorne. Except for a time living in Telluride, Colorado, they have only lived in California. They met “at the coffee pot” in 1984, a fun story to hear them tell it. Bob was an engineer, but he and Diane also had gift shops that kept them busy. Remember the five children? They were very busy! Hiring reliable employees became a problem, so they moved on. Diane went into home health care/hospice care, enjoying working with the elderly. She also made children’s costumes, baked treats and made candy apples. With Bob’s retirement approaching, they patiently visited many mobile home parks in many cities. A trip to Soboba Casino led them here, where they saw the beautiful parklike area with trees, a lake and the greenbelt, and it appealed to them. With their poodles Francois and Olivia and parrot Amigo ensconced, they are enjoying a new chapter of their lives very much. They have been attending events at the clubhouse, expanding their circle. Welcome, Bob and Diane!
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Out ‘n About in the Park Remembering Paulo It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our resident Paulo Correia. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family and friends and all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Paulo will be missed and fondly remembered by our community.
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(951) 679-0020 office • (951) 772-1961 cell quadcountyhj@gmail.com • www.quadcountyMHS.net • Behind in property taxes • unwanted inheritance • NO CLOSING COSTS • NO REALTOR FEES • we buy as is! • NO REPAIRS • NO HASSLES CALL TODAY: (951) 772-1961 TOGETHER WE CAN FIND A SOLUTION.
Mobile Home
Personal Property
Personal Liability
$180,000
90,000
100,000
Annual Premium $671– NEWER OLDER –$895
• Replacement Cost Coverage for home • (fire, water damage, etc.)
Leger Insurance Agency.com
Gary Leger
CA license 0D50865
Also specializing in Medicare & Life Insurance
Foundation Specials: $300 off on all foundation projects.
855 370•3900
Quality you can expect Prices you can afford!
• Foundations - Piers, Pads, Tops • Earthquake Bracing • Permanent Foundation Systems & 433A • Leveling & Under Home Adjustments • Plumbing Repairs & Complete Re-plumbs • Roofing - Shingles & Aluminum • Awnings & Awning Posts • Privacy Screens & Window Awnings • Painting - Interior & Exterior
• Sub-floor Repair • Carpet, Laminate & Luxury Vinyl Plank • Skirting • Decks, Porches, Steps • Siding • Swamp Coolers • Electrical Repairs (If you don’t see it on this list, ask!)
Seniors Take 25 % Off * “We’re experts in Mobile Home Improvement & Repair. Give us a call for honest answers to all your questions and your free estimate!” Toll Free
(877) 296-1778 (951) 296-1777
contact@westcoastmhi.com or book online www.westcoastmhi.com today!
CA LIC 1028109 WCMHI, INC. v0721
All major credit cards accepted *Restrictions apply, see terms & conditions for more info. www.westcoastmhi.com/terms
FREE ESTIMATES & SENIOR DISCOUNTS*