The Fort Mojave Mesa area sits above the river near Fort Mohave and includes residential neighborhoods and manufactured home parks. Higher ground means less flooding risk, but soil movement from heavy monsoon rain and drainage that sends water under homes can still cause settling. Wind on open mesa land also makes tie downs worth checking.
The Fort Mojave Mesa area sits on higher ground above the river near Fort Mohave, south of Bullhead City. It includes residential neighborhoods and manufactured home communities, with open desert views toward the Black Mountains.
Higher ground means less exposure to river flooding, but desert soils on the mesa can still move when they are soaked by heavy monsoon storms or by water from a leaking line or poor drainage. Homes set on gravelly soil can also settle as the ground compacts over time.
Open mesa land tends to be windier than sheltered spots, and strong gusts during storms put stress on skirting and tie downs. Having anchors and straps checked every few years, and after big storms, helps keep the home secure. Skirting panels that blow out should be replaced to keep animals and debris out from under the home.
Many homes here are manufactured homes in parks with their own rules about who can work on site. Check with your park office if you are unsure, and mention your community when you call so the request goes to a provider familiar with the area.
To get help in Fort Mojave Mesa, AZ, call or fill out the short form. Photos of the problem area can speed things up if the provider asks for them. An independent local provider will contact you, talk through options, and give you a quote if a visit is needed. You are never obligated to hire anyone.
Higher ground helps with flooding, but soaked or compacting soils can still cause settling.
Many parks have rules about contractors. Check with your park office first.
Yes. Over tightening can pull the home out of level, so they are usually adjusted after leveling.
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