Three trades.
One envelope.
A roof is only as good as the metal that seals it and the wall that meets it. We treat the whole exterior as one system, because that's how New Mexico weather attacks it.
Roofing
Standing-seam and panel metal, architectural shingles, low-slope repairs, tear-offs and complete replacements engineered for UV, hail and wind lift.
See roofing →
Siding
Fiber-cement, metal panel and trim packages that keep dust, driving rain and desert heat off the structure.
See siding →
Sheet metal
Shop-formed flashing, chimney caps, drip edge, wall pans and counterflashing. The quiet work that decides whether a roof lasts.
See sheet metal →The sun over Alamogordo, right now.
Sun position is calculated for the shop's coordinates; weather comes in live. This is the exposure every roof in Otero County lives under.
Reading the sky…
Formed to the building. Not bent on a guess.
Scroll to run the brake. Flashing is the quiet work that decides whether a roof lasts, so it's cut and formed in the shop for the intersection it has to seal.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
The Tularosa Basin doesn't forgive weak detail.
Move your pointer through the storm. That little roof is how the water should leave yours: fast, to the eave, and off.
Alamogordo sits between White Sands and the Sacramento Mountains. Roofs here live through high UV at altitude, 100° days, cold-night contraction, spring wind, gypsum dust and monsoon cloudbursts that dump water in minutes. We install for that cycle: reflective metal, tight fasteners, continuous flashing, and wall transitions that don't open up when the temperature swings 40 degrees.
From first look to last fastener.
Walk the roof
We climb it, photograph it, and tell you what's failing: deck, underlayment, flashing, or just age.
Spec the system
Metal, shingle or repair, matched to slope, exposure and budget, with the sheet-metal details locked first.
Build clean
Tear-off contained, deck inspected, underlayment and panels run true. Magnets and sweep-down before we leave.
Hand it over
Final walk-through, care notes, and a number you can reach if the next monsoon finds something.
Tell us what's failing.
A leak, a tired shingle field, a wall cooking in the sun. Send the address and we'll set a time to walk it.
Mon–Fri, 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM · 1200 N White Sands Blvd, Ste 114