Riviera is an established neighborhood on the south side of Bullhead City along the river. Many of the homes here are older manufactured homes, some of which have been in place for decades. Older homes often have original block piers and wood shims that have dried out or settled, so a pier check along with leveling is a good idea.
Riviera is an established area on the south side of Bullhead City along the Colorado River, between the city center and Fort Mohave. It includes older neighborhoods and manufactured homes, some of which have been in place for many years. Being close to the river, it shares Bullhead City's hot summers and mild winters.
Older manufactured homes often still sit on their original block piers and wood shims. Over time, shims dry out and shrink in the desert heat, blocks crack, and pads settle. That gradual change shows up as doors that will not latch, cracks above doors and windows, and floors that feel uneven.
Homes near the river can also see higher groundwater and more moisture than homes on higher ground, which can soften soil under piers. Making sure that gutters and downspouts carry water away from the home is a simple way to reduce settling.
Riviera is just minutes from central Bullhead City, which makes it easy for local crews to schedule visits. When you call, mention the age and size of your home and any symptoms you have noticed.
This site is a referral service, not a contractor. A request from Riviera, AZ goes to an independent provider who serves the area. Expect a follow up call with a few questions about your home. Any quote, timeline, and agreement are made directly with that provider, and you are free to ask for references or proof of insurance first.
Original wood shims dry and shrink, blocks crack, and pads settle over the years.
Yes. Moving water away from the home reduces soil softening under piers.
Look for blocks that are cracked, leaning, or not touching the frame, and for sagging in the floor above.
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