Accessory building construction in Flora Vista, NM

Black H2O Construction LLC builds detached garages, carports, workshops, and other accessory structures in Flora Vista and across the San Juan County area. We also serve Farmington, Aztec, Bloomfield, and Kirtland in New Mexico.

Most accessory structures in San Juan County require a building permit when the projected roof area exceeds 400 square feet. Smaller utility sheds under that threshold may be exempt, but it is always worth confirming with the San Juan County Building Department before you start.

Yes, we can build on an existing prepared lot if the pad meets the grade and compaction requirements for the structure you want. We will assess the site before work begins to confirm it is ready.

San Juan County's design criteria set a ground snow load of 30 psf and an ultimate wind speed of 115 mph for Category II buildings. Accessory structures we build in the Flora Vista and Farmington area are sized and framed to meet those local load requirements.

We build detached garages, metal carports, free-span steel workshops, and pole barns for property owners across Flora Vista, Farmington, Durango, Cortez, and surrounding communities. If you need a structure separate from your home, contact us to discuss the project.

Yes, site preparation including grading and building pad work is part of what we do before construction starts. A solid, level pad is critical for long-term performance in New Mexico's soil conditions.