Years of experience. They are experts at manufactured home set up. I highly recommend themread more

From the owner: Local Mobile/Manufactured Home Service provider servicing Red Bluff, CA and surrounding areas…read more Service include: Setups/Tear downs, Foundation Systems, Skirting, Siding and more.

Anderson Windows sent SSB Homes LLC to install our slider door and it was the best things any…read morecompany ever did for us! Thales and his crew are craftsmen! They are incredibly detailed, prompt, polite, clean, and they absolutely take pride in their work. By far the best we have ever hired. We have worked with contractors for more than 20 years in property management many of them really great at their jobs but Thales and his crew are in a whole different league. We were so impressed with his installation we hired him to do our front door and back door. All 3 doors are absolutely perfect. He also created custom wheel chair ramps again flawless from beginning to end. If you care about the details and you want a craftsman, you want SSB Homes LLC.

Sam and his crew put a roof on my house and it looks great. I have turbines, and they painted them…read moreand the roof stacks so everything looks fresh and new. They showed up on time every day, worked hard, and got done just before the rains came. I really recommend this guy, he's independent and hard working!

We had a leak in our roof and put a 20x20 pond liner on it to keep it from leaking. We contacted…read moreSam and set up an appointment. Sam and a worker were both told that the liner needed to be placed in the garage as it was not the homeowners. When the owner of the pond liner showed up to pick it up 2 workers threw it off of the roof and then threw the cinder blocks down as well. unfortunately, when they threw it down, it was in two pieces instead of one. When Sam was asked about this when the roof was finished and paid for Sam refused to take responsibility for what his workers have done. The roof itself looks okay, but to have an owner of a business blame the issue on someone else and not take responsibility is very frustrating. Just know what you are getting into doing business with someone like this. When I called and asked him about it he admitted that his guys cut the liner and then said the job went south and there was nothing he was going to do to make it better.

They're honest and do good work. Final prices were…read morereasonable. Only issue is you cannot get a solid estimate. They charge $70 per man hour with no upcharge on material So you have to just trust them and hope you have the money for the job.

Our first road trip through California renting an RV and after a night in Yosemite, we found this…read morewonderful gem in Redding, CA. The grounds are clean, there is a great fenced in dog park, laundry, showers, free coffee in the am and the price was affordable! We loved it here! Nancy & Jen were absolutely wonderful! Nancy recommended we go see the waterfalls nearby. Unfortunately, we had a medical emergency and were not able to do it, but if we make our way back up to Shasta Lakes, we will take Nancy's suggestion and do it! Thank you, ladies, for your hospitality and kindness. Vicki, Larry and Luna :)

The web site isn't correct. No coffee bar or clubhouse. Amenities are a joke. The park…read moreIs run down and isn't worth money Can't make online reservations either. Wi-Fi is a joke as well

Yes! My sis and I stayed one night as a layover during our trek from SoCal to WA. Hosts were…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. Bathrooms clean. Well laid out campsites for a smaller facility but along the lake. Great blend of trees and open space so it wasn't congested like another nearby campground was. Great spot we and will come again !

Beautiful campground. The set up of each site is perfect! Area for your tent, a fire pit and a…read morestone table. Only down side was there was poison Ivy everywhere but otherwise it's a near perfect place to camp. They have bathrooms available for campers as well that are very well kept and drinking water faucets throughout the site. There are plenty of little trails that give you access to the water, however at this point in time it is very low so it's more of a rocky hill side. But the view is still beautiful and it's possible to walk along if you're careful. Recommend for anyone, families with children included!

Falcons, Impalas, Cougars, Rams... you'll hear them all night long from the I-5…read more Being right off I-5 at Shasta Caverns Road is convenient if you want to avoid driving too many miles of narrow, winding, bumpy road. However, you will hear traffic all day and all night long. So, to be honest, it feels more like a really lush and natural rest area. Bailey Cove Campground is situated within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Shasta Lake, operated by the Shasta Recreation Company under a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service. Coordinates: 40.8° N, 122.319° W. Elevation: About 1,082 feet. Each campground has a parking space that fits trailers up to 45 feet ($12 for extra car), picnic table, bear locker, fire pit (w removable grate), potable water, with a little marker that identifies your reservation. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean and nice smelling. The ranger on-site (Bryan) is friendly. Bailey Cove Trail is a 3-mile loop trail that hugs the shoreline, open to hikers and mountain bikers. An adjacent public boat ramp (closed during low lake levels) provides easy access to Shasta Lake, for boating and fishing. Lake Shasta Caverns (separate review) is a 10 minute drive away. There are 7 campsites. I would avoid #1. Even though it has the best access to a small, flat beachy area, it is much too close to the large parking lot and roads to the boat ramp, so it's heavy traffic. #2 and #3 are fine, and perfect for groups because they seem to create one double site. Our spot #2 is just steps from the bear-proof trash can, which is convenient for housekeeping but potentially inconvenient for noise. #3 is closest to a sketchy trails past poison oak to get to a private lakefront beach area. #4 and #5 are probably the best sites if you like seclusion. They dip down below ground level, which might help with noise. #5 has the advantage of having more shade and being closer (but not closest) to the bathroom. #7 is the furthest back, offering less road noise, though I suspect they are subject to the most flashlight light from the campers below walking (maximum 210 steps from Site #2) to the bathroom. I would avoid #6, which is so close to the bathroom it should be renamed #2.