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Home pros in New Mexico
Hot, dry summers, monsoon downpours, cold high-desert nights and wildfire risk drive swamp cooler and AC service, flat roof care and fire-wise landscaping.
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Check a license in New Mexico
Contractors are licensed statewide by the Construction Industries Division (CID) of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department. General building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical work all require the right CID license classification.
New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Construction Industries Division
New Mexico homeowner FAQ
How do I check a contractor's license in New Mexico?
Look up the contractor through the Construction Industries Division. Confirm the license is current and the classification matches your project.
Does New Mexico license general contractors?
Yes. The CID licenses general contractors and trades statewide, so even small home projects should be done by a CID licensee.
When should I service my swamp cooler or AC?
Start up and service swamp coolers in spring with new pads and a water line check, and winterize them in fall. Refrigerated AC also benefits from a spring tune-up.
How does monsoon season affect my roof?
Flat and pitched-parapet roofs common in New Mexico can leak during heavy summer storms. Have a roofer check coatings, drains and canales before July.
How do I prepare my home for wildfire?
Clear brush and dead vegetation near the house, and keep gutters and roof valleys free of pine needles. A landscaper can help with defensible space.
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