Home Services in Albuquerque

A basic seasonal startup (spring) runs $75–$150, including pad replacement and pump check. Full winterization costs $100–$200. If you need a new evaporative cooler installed, expect $1,500–$3,500 depending on the unit size and roof access.

Yes. New Mexico requires contractors to be licensed through the Construction Industries Division (CID) for any work over $1,000. You can verify a contractor's license at rld.nm.gov. Hiring unlicensed contractors can void your homeowner's insurance and leave you liable for injuries.

Minor stucco patching runs $200–$500. Full adobe wall restoration can cost $1,000–$5,000+ depending on the scope. Albuquerque's freeze-thaw cycles and monsoon rains can cause cracking, so it's best to address repairs before they worsen.

Both are solid. Angi (formerly Angie's List) tends to have more established companies with verified reviews. Angi is great for getting fast quotes from independent pros and smaller businesses. We recommend checking both to compare prices and availability.

Yes. Parts of Albuquerque, especially areas near the Sandia foothills and the West Mesa, have elevated radon levels due to the volcanic geology. The EPA recommends testing every home. A professional radon test costs $150–$300, and mitigation systems run $800–$1,500 if levels are high.