Garage Door and Gate Repair in Rancho Mission Viejo

Rancho Mission Viejo, Orange County, California

Rancho Mission Viejo (“Old Mission Ranch”) consists of four master-planned communities, The City of Mission Viejo, the City of Rancho Santa Margarita, Las Flores, and Ladera Ranch. When the original landowner, John Forster, died in 1882, Irish immigrants Richard O'Neill Sr. and James Flood acquired the ranch. The families took equal ownership, part of which was acquired by the United States Marine Corps to expand Camp Pendleton. Marguerite, the widow of Richard O’Neill, established O’Neill Regional Park in 1950.  This was the first of several parcels of land given to Orange County.

In 2000, ‘The Reserve at Mission Viejo’ was created with approximately 17,000 acres of preserved land for educational, ecological, and recreational use. Starting in 2013, three communities were built, ‘Sendera,’ ‘Esencia,’ and Gavalian (single-story homes for residents 55+).  There are over 50 community clubs, including Yoga at The Ranch, Chess Club, Investment Club, Kids Movie Night, RMV Bridge Club, Bunco Babes, Alternative Medicine Club, and RMV Pickleball Club (to name a few). ‘The Hilltop Club’ offers an outdoor pool and spa, and ‘The Canyon House’ has a beautiful courtyard to enjoy your morning coffee. ‘The Garage’ has an outdoor fire pit, jungle gyms, and playhouses for the children. Finally, ‘The Ranch House’ has a Fitness Center and lap pool.

‘Rancho Mission Viejo’ has always been a working ranch with cattle and more than 500 acres with 9,000 avocado trees and 63,000 lemon trees and vegetables harvested by residents who work in the community gardens and participate in culinary workshops. On the first Saturday of each month, a farmers market is held in Rancho Mission Viejo at The Pavilion. Locally grown organic produce and wild-caught seafood, dairy, hummus, and local honey are available. Craft vendors and food trucks with breakfast and lunch items are also on-site and sometimes live music. All residents, from young families to retirees, agree that the strong sense of community and peaceful, safe environment makes Rancho Mission Viejo a fantastic place to live.