General contractor in Aztec, NM

Yes. Mid-century homes in Aztec often have original tile, cast-iron tubs, and galvanized supply lines that are well past their service life. Bathroom remodeling in these homes includes tile work replacement, updated fixtures, and drywall installation after any moisture damage to the original wall substrate is addressed. We work through what we find rather than covering it up.

Pole building construction and metal building construction are both practical on Aztec's larger parcels. Clay-heavy soils in the Animas River valley can shift seasonally, so concrete pouring for footings and slabs requires proper compaction and base preparation to prevent cracking and settling. We assess the soil conditions on each site before recommending a foundation approach.

Yes. Porch construction on Aztec's older homes often involves matching or complementing the original architectural character of the house while bringing the structure up to current standards. We handle framing, decking, roofing over the porch, and exterior finishing so the addition looks like it belongs rather than like an afterthought.

Original hardwood floors in Aztec's older homes often show seasonal gapping from the low-humidity, high-desert climate. Repair flooring work in these homes involves assessing whether the existing floor can be refinished and stabilized or whether install flooring with a more dimensionally stable product is the better path. We give homeowners a clear picture of both options before any work begins.