Subdivision Road Construction in Albuquerque, NM

Yes. We prepare and coordinate Development Review Services and Hydrology packages for new subdivision streets and related civil work as part of our standard GA-1 process.

A complete GA-1 subdivision roadway package commonly includes earthwork and subgrade preparation, aggregate base, hot-mix asphalt paving, curb and gutter or edge treatments where required, drainage elements, and coordination of City inspections through acceptance. Exact scope is defined for each plat.

Expansive clays and caliche are common. Proper moisture conditioning, compaction to specified density, and adequate base thickness are essential so the pavement does not settle or heave after homes are built. We address these conditions in both design and construction.

Timeline depends on the number and length of streets, complexity, permitting, utility sequencing, and weather. After permits are issued, construction for a modest residential subdivision is often measured in weeks to a few months. We publish a realistic schedule at contract.

Yes. We construct the full network of primary access roads and internal subdivision streets under the same GA-1 license, maintaining consistent standards and single-point accountability for the developer.

We serve all of Albuquerque, including the West Side, North Albuquerque, South Valley, Southwest Albuquerque, Northeast Heights, and surrounding growth areas within our service radius.