Where we inspect
Independent roof inspections across 18 New Mexico cities.
Pick your city for local pricing, the failure patterns we see most, and neighborhood notes. Same 20-year NM roofing veteran, wherever you are.
- Albuquerque
All ABQ metro — Heights, Valley, Westside, Foothills, Downtown.
See Albuquerque page → - Rio Rancho
Cabezon, Enchanted Hills, Northern Meadows — wind-exposed mesa builds.
See Rio Rancho page → - Santa Fe
Flat parapets, canales, historic pueblo homes at 7,000 ft.
See Santa Fe page → - Corrales
Historic adobe, vigas, and custom Bosque-adjacent homes.
See Corrales page → - Bernalillo
Bernalillo and Algodones — mesa and river-adjacent mix.
See Bernalillo page → - Placitas
Custom foothill builds, high wind, WUI wildfire zone.
See Placitas page → - East Mountains
Tijeras, Sandia Park, Cedar Crest — snow, wind, metal roofs.
See East Mountains page → - Los Lunas
Los Lunas, Belen, Bosque Farms — production tracts and rural.
See Los Lunas page → - Edgewood
Edgewood, Moriarty, Estancia Valley — high-altitude rural.
See Edgewood page → - Taos
Ranchos de Taos, El Prado, Arroyo Seco — adobe and heavy snow.
See Taos page → - Belen
Belen, Rio Communities, and Valencia County south of Los Lunas.
See Belen page → - Moriarty
Moriarty and the I-40 east corridor — open high plains.
See Moriarty page → - Tijeras
Tijeras Canyon, Cedar Crest, Sandia Park — east of the Sandias.
See Tijeras page → - Peralta
Peralta, Valencia, and the small villages between Los Lunas and Belen.
See Peralta page → - Bosque Farms
Rural Valencia County along the Rio Grande bosque.
See Bosque Farms page → - Algodones
Sandoval County villages between Bernalillo and Santa Fe.
See Algodones page → - Española
Española Valley, Chimayó, and northern Rio Arriba communities.
See Española page → - Los Alamos
Los Alamos and White Rock — Jemez Mountains plateau.
See Los Alamos page →
Not seeing your town?
We inspect across most of central and northern New Mexico. Text or call and we'll confirm whether your address fits a batched trip week.