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Where we plan projects in New Mexico
Service areas in New Mexico are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Albuquerque has about 258,000 housing units, from pre-1980 houses to 2000s subdivisions and a large share of apartments. Common projects include kitchen and bath updates in older homes, re-roofs after hail or age, and drainage and repair work tied to monsoon storms.
Albuquerque projects - Doña Ana County
Las Cruces
Las Cruces housing is newer than in most New Mexico cities, with about half of homes built since 1990, plus older neighborhoods and a notable share of manufactured homes. Common projects include kitchen and bath updates, re-roofs, and repairs linked to monsoon storms and collapsible soils.
Las Cruces projects - Sandoval County
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho is mostly newer single-family housing, with about half of homes built since 2000. Common projects include kitchen and bath updates in 1990s and 2000s homes, re-roofs, additions and repairs, all under a city permit process with published design loads.
Rio Rancho projects - Santa Fe County
Santa Fe
Santa Fe mixes older neighborhoods in five historic districts with townhomes and newer subdivisions at about 7,260 feet. Common projects include remodels that follow historic district review, re-stuccoing, window and roof replacement, and energy upgrades suited to climate zone 5B.
Santa Fe projects - Chaves County
Roswell
Roswell's homes have a median build year of 1968, and the 1950s is the largest single decade of construction. Common projects include kitchen and bath updates, re-roofs, and repairs to aging plumbing, wiring and foundations in mostly detached single-family houses.
Roswell projects - San Juan County
Farmington
Farmington, in San Juan County in northwest New Mexico, has a median build year of 1982 and a large share of manufactured homes. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels, window and roof replacement, and repairs suited to a colder climate zone with a 24-inch frost depth.
Farmington projects - Lea County
Hobbs
Hobbs, in Lea County in southeast New Mexico, has a median build year of 1980, and about 17 percent of its homes were built since 2010. Common projects include remodels, re-roofs, fences and additions, plus repairs in 1950s and 1960s houses.
Hobbs projects - Otero County
Alamogordo
Alamogordo, in Otero County, has a median build year of 1980 and a large share of manufactured homes. Common projects include remodels, re-roofs and additions, with city zoning and flood-map review before the state issues the building permit.
Alamogordo projects
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