How much do general contractors typically cost?
- Albuquerque, New Mexico Average$5,400
- Typical Range$1,666 - $10,000
- Low End - High End$1,200 - $12,000
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Albuquerque, NM·
Handyman, Painting, Pergolas , and 7 more
"Very professional service. Diligent and top quality work. We are so pleased with the remodel we will be hosting again."
Elizabeth C. in December 2023
Albuquerque, NM·
Commercial Exterior Paint or Stain, Commercial Interior Paint or Stain
"I hired this company from the Internet. The price quoted was very competitive. I was always able to reach a live person on the telephone. I sent the money, and had the job done, based on mutual trust alone. In this day and age that is saying a lot. They were on time on the pre arranged date and did a beautiful job. I can't recommend them highly enough!!!"
Linda A. in December 2014
AM
Albuquerque, NM·
Cabinets & Countertops
"AMC did a bathroom remodel in m home. I have an older home and Hugo and his provided great suggestions and guidance to work around some of the quirks inherent in older builds. There were shortages of materials due to COVID but AMC didn't miss a beat and aggressively pursued getting what was needed to keep on schedule. Hugo cares about the customer, listens and wants to ensure they are happy with the results. I highly recommend Aztec Mountain Construction."
Kathryn C. in August 2020
Rio Rancho, NM·
Bathroom Remodel, Kitchen Remodel, Bathroom Remodel , and 6 more
"I'm impressed with this contractor he exceeded my expectations he got everything done on a timely manner very professional and my kitchen looks amazing"
ashley Z. in December 2020
FT
Albuquerque, NM·
Home Renovation, New Construction, Remodeling
"He was very professional and he was always on time. After each and every work day the job area was always left clean and safe due to me being pregnant at the time he made sure that if I were to be in the area it was a safe environment to avoid any potential accidents. He was very open to communication and to answer any questions or suggestions that I had."
Mandy M. in April 2021
Albuquerque, NM·
Remodels
"Prime Luxury Design Construction recently renovated our primary bathroom and we're thrilled with the results. The tilework is neat and beautifully done. Oscar was responsive and easy to work with throughout the entire process. Their quote was competitive, landing in the middle of other bids we received. One of the best experiences we've had with a contractor. We love our new bathroom and would hire Oscar and his team again (and plan to!)."
Alex W. in January 2025
RC
Albuquerque, NM·
Remodels, Insulation
About us: "We are a locally owned and operated company that values honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business. Our dedicated team of professionals have over 20 years of hands on experience, to provide innovative ideas and suggestions tailored to your projects. Our services are customized to your individual needs, paying close attention to the details of each project that we are involved with. Please feel free to contact us today!"
Los Lunas, NM·
Renovate, Bathrooms, All Types of Flooring , and 2 more
"Fixed the problem right away."
Ronald M. in December 2019
Albuquerque, NM·
Major Home Repairs (General Contractor), Find a Custom Home Builder, Addition to Existing Structure - Build , and 2 more
"Albert was awesome! I would use him again. It was a very involved remodel which included: Laying Saltillo and Tala Vera tile in the kitchen, dining room, hallways baths and stairs; (The Saltillo and Tala Vera tile laid together were different thicknesses, so that was VERY complicated) Installed Tala Vera kitchen backsplash; Installed a complex heated flooring system under the tile; Installed a circulating system for the hot water; Removed bathroom vanity and replaced with new cabinetry, adding A new pier cabinet on top of the vanity, and new cabinetry over The toilet; Removed master bathtub and replaced with new bathtub; Removed old shower and replaced with new shower and all new Tala Vera tile; Replaced all plumbing fixtures; Painted the entire house; Oversaw carpet installation. Everything was done on budget and on time. It is all just beautiful. Albert was great to work with and I'd use him again. I cannot recommend him highly enough."
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Costs for related projects in Albuquerque, NM
- Build an Addition$22,800 - $54,750
- Install Steel Beams$875 - $875
- Perform Home Renovations and Repairs$1,666 - $10,000
- Remodel or Renovate a House$10,544 - $48,333
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What best describes this project?
- Kitchen remodel
- Bathroom remodel
- Basement remodel
- Garage remodel
- Multiple room renovation
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Need to replace/repair floor in bedroom.Project Location: Albuquerque, NM Date: 01/18/24What type of project do you need done?: NAWhere do you need concrete foundation repairs done?: Mobile homeHave you noticed any of the following issues?: Not sure/not applicableComment: I have a manufactured home that I'm selling. It needs to be up to HUD standards for a buyer with a bank loan. Foundation report is as follows: 1. The home is inadequately braced for both sliding and uplift. The home will require an engineered bracing/tiedown system anchored to concrete footings or slabs to be in compliance with HUD regulations for both horizontal and vertical bracing. Soil anchors are not an acceptable system for anchorage. (§100-1-C-a) 2. Exterior walls at doorways and marriage walls at openings need to have adequate piers to support them. These piers must sit atop a reinforced concrete footing with a minimum thickness of 8 inches or 1-1/2 times the length of the footing projection from the pier. 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