Homeowner Denise Barzan said it happened on Saturday around 4 p.m. when a car sped off Briggsmore Avenue, plowed through the wood fence, crashed entirely through the garage and then went in reverse back out onto the street.
Barzan said it was about the tenth time a car crashed into the neighborhood off Briggsmore Avenue.
"They said it was really like something just out of a movie," said Barzan.
Modesto Fire responded to the crash and confirmed there were no injuries.
Teodore Mendoza heard the booming crash from his home next door.
His home has a cement wall that a previous homeowner built behind it, but Mendoza said the city has raised concerns about how dangerous it could be if a driver were to hit the cement.
Barzan is brainstorming how she will build back her barricade better, but she does not want to find a solution alone this time.
She claims the city wasn't helpful after past crashes, but hopes this time it will be different.
The speed limit on the street is 50 miles per hour. She hopes her story will prevent the speedsters and protect the families who live in the homes only separated from the city road by an inconsistent stretch of fencing.
CBS Sacramento reached out to the city and police to learn more about the crash and the history of accidents at the location. Neither immediately responded before this story was published.
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