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Eviction Services in Bloomington, CA: Unincorporated Lots With More Than One Tenant

Bloomington is unincorporated San Bernardino County, south of Interstate 10 between Fontana and Rialto. It has no city hall and a long tradition of large lots: a house in front, a second home or trailer in back, room for animals, and often a yard rented out for trucks or equipment. 951 Evictions serves notices and handles unlawful detainer cases for Bloomington property owners.

Call or text (951) 580-0388 and tell us what is on the lot and who is renting each part.

Where Bloomington Eviction Cases Are Filed

Bloomington’s zip code is 92316. Limited landlord-tenant cases from the area are filed at the Fontana District courthouse (17780 Arrow Boulevard, Fontana, CA 92335), a short drive north. The San Bernardino Superior Court’s Where Can I File list lists Bloomington among the communities the Fontana District serves. As an unincorporated area, Bloomington is patrolled by the San Bernardino County Sheriff, whose civil division also carries out lockouts.

Filing location checked against the court’s published list in November 2026. Courts do reassign case types, so we confirm the venue before every filing.

Residential and Commercial Tenants on One Parcel

A family renting the back house is a residential tenant, protected by the state’s habitability and just-cause rules where they apply. A trucking operator renting the side yard for parking is a commercial tenant. The just-cause law does not cover commercial tenancies, and the notice must follow the lease and the commercial provisions of the statute. Each arrangement needs its own notice and, if it comes to that, its own case. One judgment does not clear the whole lot.

Trailers, Mobile Homes and Extra Dwellings

County code enforcement cites the owner for unpermitted dwellings and occupied RVs. A citation does not remove anyone. If you allowed someone to live in a trailer in exchange for rent, they are a tenant and are entitled to a written notice and a court process. A county order to vacate an unpermitted unit can be a lawful reason to end a tenancy, but it is still done by notice, and relocation assistance may be owed.

Only County and State Law

There are no municipal tenant ordinances in Bloomington. The California Civil Code applies, including the Tenant Protection Act for covered units. An individually owned single-family home is exempt from its just-cause rules when the lease contains the required notice; a second unit on the same lot can change that analysis, so ask before assuming.

How a Bloomington Eviction Moves Forward

We identify every tenancy on the parcel, prepare a notice for each one that needs it, and have them served. If a tenant does not comply, we file at the Fontana courthouse and serve the summons. Residential and commercial tenants alike have 10 court days to respond. The court enters a default or sets a trial, and after judgment the sheriff posts a five-day notice to vacate before the lockout.

Bloomington Eviction FAQ

The tenant in front sublet the back unit without asking me. Who do I evict?

Both. Unauthorized subletting is a lease violation by your tenant, and the subtenant should be named as an occupant so the judgment covers the entire property.

Can I tow a tenant’s trucks if they stop paying for the yard?

Not without following the lease and the law. Removing a commercial tenant’s vehicles to force payment invites a claim against you. Serve the notice and let the court decide.

Neighboring Communities

Next to Bloomington we also serve Fontana, Rialto, Colton and Jurupa Valley. The full list is on our service areas page.

After the Lockout: Cleanouts in Bloomington

Yards and outbuildings can hold tires, pallets, vehicles and scrap. After any required holding period for abandoned property, Canyon Coast Cleanouts handles junk removal and lot cleanouts in Bloomington. Call or text (949) 416-1678.

Get Your Bloomington Property Back

Describe the lot and the tenants, and we will map out which notices are needed and in what order.

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This page is general information for landlords, not legal advice for a specific case.