Services
Eight scopes, one crew of trades and one owner accountable for all of them.
Ground-up homes on your lot — from a one-off plan to a semi-custom build in a Las Cruces subdivision.
Older Mesilla Valley homes brought up to how you actually live now — layout, light, and systems.
The two rooms that decide whether a house works. Cabinetry, stone, tile and lighting handled as one scope.
Guest casitas, primary-suite additions, and multi-generational space that matches the existing structure.
Covered patios, ramadas, pergolas and outdoor kitchens sized to the desert — shade first.
Clinics, offices, shops and restaurant spaces on the Las Cruces east mesa and downtown corridor.
Driveways, RV pads, retaining walls, footings and grading — the work that has to be right before anything else can be.
Monsoon-ready roofs, elastomeric and three-coat stucco, and exterior repair that stops the leak before it becomes a remodel.
Cost and scope
Because the number matters as much as the drawings.
Caliche, slope, drainage, utility runs and access decide a real share of the cost before a single finish is chosen. Two identical plans on two different lots in the valley are not the same number.
We price a written list of work with an allowance against each selection you have not made yet — cabinets, stone, tile, fixtures, appliances. An allowance without a number behind it is how budgets get lost.
Structure and enclosure — foundation, framing, roofing, stucco, windows, insulation, mechanical, electrical and plumbing — take the largest share of most builds. Finish level moves the rest, sometimes by a wide margin.
Anything added mid-job is priced and approved in writing before the work happens, so the change does not silently reprice the whole project at the end.
Have a specific scope in mind?
It depends on scope, site conditions and finish level, and honest ranges move every year with material pricing. We will not give you a per-square-foot number over the phone — we walk the project, write a scope with visible allowances, and price that. See the planning page for how the number is put together.
Both. Whole-home remodels, kitchens, baths, additions and casitas are a large part of what we build, including older adobe and Territorial homes in and around Mesilla.
A kitchen or bath is measured in weeks, a whole-home remodel in months, and a ground-up home is long enough that the schedule should be in writing before you commit. We give you the sequence and the milestones, not a promise of a single date.
Yes. Drawings, stamped engineering where the work needs it, permit submission through the city or county, and inspections are part of the job.
Sometimes — it is worked out in the scope. Where you supply, we note who warranties what and what happens to the schedule if a delivery runs late.
Ask, and it comes to you in writing: the New Mexico contractor's license number, the certificate of general liability and workers' compensation coverage, and the bond letter for any project that needs one. Nothing about licensure, coverage limits or bonding is printed on this website until the current certificate is in hand.
Tell us what you are thinking about building. Maria will call you back to set a time to look at the site — (575) 888-7641.
