Services

One contractor for the whole property

You call us, not four different trades. We scope the job, handle the materials, bring in the right licensed specialist where a job calls for one, and stay responsible for the result.

Everything we do

The full list

General Repairs and Maintenance

  • Drywall and paint repair
  • Doors, locks and hardware
  • Fixtures and shelving
  • TV mounting
  • Furniture assembly
  • Preventive maintenance

Apartment Turnovers

  • Make-ready repairs
  • Punch list completion
  • Common area upkeep
  • Between-tenant refresh

Office and Tenant Work

  • Office build-outs
  • Tenant improvements
  • Remodeling projects
  • Lighting and fittings
  • Conference and common spaces

Coordinated Trade Work

  • HVAC service and maintenance
  • Roofing repair and inspection
  • Electrical
  • Plumbing

Carried out by our licensed trade partners, scoped and supervised by us.

Coming soon

Moving and Hauling

  • Apartment and office moves
  • Furniture moving
  • Junk and debris removal
  • Property clean-outs

Quoted separately. Not included in membership.

Transparent pricing

What common jobs cost

Standard labor is $75 per hour, with a one-hour minimum, then billed in 30-minute increments. These are typical ranges; every job gets a firm quote after the 24 to 48 hour review.

Service Estimated labor Labor cost
TV mounting 1 to 2 hours $75 to $150
Furniture assembly 2 to 4 hours $150 to $300
Ceiling fan installation 2 to 3 hours $150 to $225
Faucet replacement 1 to 2 hours $75 to $150
Drywall repair 2 to 5 hours $150 to $375
Door installation 3 to 5 hours $225 to $375
Office repairs Varies $75 per hour
Apartment turnover repairs Varies $75 per hour
Moving services Coming soon Varies $75 per hour
Hauling and junk removal Coming soon Varies $75 per hour

Labor only. Materials, replacement parts, permits, inspection fees and disposal fees are billed separately. Every job is confirmed with a firm quote after the 24 to 48 hour review.

Rather have it handled monthly? See membership plans

A note on licensed trades

How HVAC, roofing, electrical and plumbing work

New Mexico licenses these trades separately, and rightly so. We hold a GB-98 General Building licence, and for work that falls under the mechanical, electrical or roofing classifications we bring in trade partners who hold the matching licence in their own right.

What that means for you is simple. You still make one call, you still get one schedule and one invoice, and we remain accountable for the job from first look to sign-off. The difference is that the person doing regulated work is licensed to do it.

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Not sure who you need?

Describe the job and send a few photos. We will tell you what it needs and what it will cost.