Handyman in Albuquerque, NM

What We Can Take Off Your Plate

One crew for the whole list — pick a single job or hand us all of it, and bundling a few keeps the visit affordable.

Handyman Service Across Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque spreads across the Middle Rio Grande Valley, a city of more than half a million people laid out in four quadrants around Central Avenue and the railroad tracks. Its homes span a long timeline. Old Town grew up around the plaza and San Felipe de Neri church in the late 1700s, and nearby Huning Highland and the Downtown neighborhoods still hold Victorian and early brick homes from the railroad era of the 1880s. Nob Hill, the University area and the Country Club neighborhood filled in between the 1920s and 1940s with Pueblo Revival, Territorial and Spanish-style houses. After World War II, Sandia Base, Kirtland and the labs brought a wave of families, and tract builders covered the Northeast and Southeast Heights with stucco and brick ranches. From the 1980s on, the Westside took off with Taylor Ranch, Paradise Hills, Ventana Ranch and the subdivisions out toward the volcanoes. One morning we're re-securing plaster in a 1930s Pueblo Revival cottage; that afternoon we're mounting a TV in a two-story Westside stucco home that's barely ten years old.

Getting around the city means knowing the Big I, where I-25 and I-40 cross just north of downtown, plus the long arterials that carry most daily traffic: Central Avenue along old Route 66, Montgomery, Menaul and Paseo del Norte running east to west, and Coors, Unser, San Mateo, Wyoming and Tramway running north to south. The river crossings at Montaño, Alameda, Paseo and I-40 can back up at rush hour, so we group our visits by side of town. The Sandia Mountains fill the eastern skyline, the tramway climbs to the crest, and every October the Balloon Fiesta turns the north end of town into a slow crawl of traffic and early-morning crowds.

What Albuquerque neighbors book most

• Drywall Repair
• Door Repair & Adjustment
• Gutter Cleaning & Repair
• Fence & Gate Repair
• Ceiling Fan Installation
• Seasonal Home Maintenance

Jobs we handle a lot in Albuquerque

Our week across Albuquerque covers plenty: stucco-adjacent caulking and drywall cracks from daily heat-and-cold cycles, sticking doors in older homes with shifting foundations, canales and roof drains packed with sand after a windy spring, swamp cooler startups and shutdowns, faucets and toilet valves crusted with mineral scale, sun-bleached gates and fence boards, ceiling fans for bedrooms that heat up under a flat roof, and make-ready lists for landlords between tenants near UNM and Kirtland.

Questions we hear around Albuquerque

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Towns & Neighborhoods We Cover

We're based in Albuquerque and cover the whole city plus the towns around it, about a 22-mile reach. That runs from the South Valley and the Westside mesa up through the North Valley to Los Ranchos, Corrales and Rio Rancho, and east to the Sandia foothills.