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October 2023 by Daniel Diaz
Great small gym, nice pool and it has both base housing and the housing officials.
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August 2023 by Erik Ledman
We lived in the base housing, managed by Corvias then Mayroad, from 2019-2023; overall, we didn't have many complaints. This seemed to be the case with most of my colleagues as well. The housing was decent quality; not top of the line, but not bad either. Mayroad/Corvias were usually very responsive for maintenance needs, e.g. I'd submit a work order for because the utility room faucet was broken, and someone would be there within the same day to repair it. The fitness room at the community center was a nice bonus, but they didn't do a good job of maintaining the treadmills.
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June 2023 by Neal Dominguez
This place never answers their phone, takes forever to file paperwork unless you get MHO to hound them. Overall experience with them contributed to my disability rating as they pile on to my migraines.
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June 2023 by Matthew Patton
Great place to reserve for small functions. Free racing games, air hockey, and billiards. The pool is filled with saltwater, which is a great option for those allergic to chlorine.
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May 2023 by julz jbwhitney
This facility is GORGEOUS! I am really pleased with the service and the amenities—most beautiful place on the base!
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August 2022 by Kel
Slum lord status. Sharp broken tiles, mold, dirty, needs repairs, wildly outdated. We regret moving in and now know why they made us move in sight unseen…
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March 2022 by Shanea Petty
Save your money and find an apartment in Tehachapi. My husband and I have a child and requested to be switched from a 2 bedroom to a 3 bedroom house and we’re denied without consideration, meanwhile my husband works with someone who is the same rank, no children, and has a 3 bedroom! Our house is not suitable for a toddler! There counter is broken, our outlets are shoddy and faulty, there’s no way to block off our kitchen to keep our son out of there, and there’s nails sticking out of the backside of our counter. Looked at rent prices in Tehachapi and they are $1700 for a 2 bedroom while we are over here paying for the same thing for $500 more. If I could give this company a zero star rating I would. So much for “a fresh start along a new path.” This housing company is a joke.
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July 2021 by L. Vaquera
This place is super clean . Nice atmosphere over all. I have been using thier gym and I love it.
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June 2021 by thomas ryder
These houses need MAJOR updates, yet they say they are newely updated homes. The neighbors are extremely rude but thats just the military. My house had black widows and scorpion galore. They say they spray every 3-6 months but my wife was home 24-7 and they came one time in a 3 year span. Just save your Bah and move off base. Not worth the headache.Ps. Oh and expect a large move out bill because they say everything is ruined and it all "needs to be replaced."
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April 2021 by Courtney Orabanec
My place was infested with mice before i moved in. When I moved in their were mouse droppings everywhere. My wife and I moved the oven and droppings were everywhere and corvias did nothing about it. When I had questions about billing no one was really helpful. My spouse eventually got frustrated after a while and started questioning the office and afterwards the ladies gossiped about us like high school. Not worth your time living on base. Not worth all of your BAH.
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April 2021 by Kelly J
The ladies in the office are incredibly rude. They're so unprofessional it is disgusting.
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April 2021 by Roy Galindo
Corvias was always quick to help with any problem we had on base. It's always good when you don't have to pay to fix any home issue. We really enjoyed living on base.
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March 2020 by Scarlett Coble
Smells weird but lots of games!!
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November 2019 by jerry davison
Nice place. Has alot of ammonites. Great place for a party. Only problem is it's for On Base residents only. Except the party room.
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September 2019 by Chris Spinelli
Very nice meeting facility on Edwards AFB. Great place to host a smaller event, maybe 50-60 people.
