Extra Mile Builders

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, homeowners often look for practical ways to improve how their houses function and age well. Extra Mile Builders plans and builds projects ranging from partial updates to whole-house changes, additions, casitas/ADUs, and outdoor living structures such as decks, pergolas, and patios. A kitchen remodel usually begins with clear goals for storage, appliance placement, ventilation, and lighting, followed by choices about cabinets, surfaces, and durable flooring. When layouts move walls or expand the footprint, contractors in Albuquerque also help coordinate permits, inspections, and trades so plumbing, electrical, and framing steps line up. For homes that need accessibility upgrades, planning ahead for wider doorways, reachable work zones, and slip-resistant materials keeps daily tasks simpler. Thoughtful home remodeling can include reworking traffic flow between living areas, tying in new windows for daylight, or adding an ADU for extended family or income. Scheduling often accounts for material lead times and keeping part of the home livable during phased work, especially on larger projects.

Company Hours: Monday – Saturday: 07:00 to 19:00, Sunday: Closed

A few specifics about the company behind the work described above.

Extra Mile Builders was founded in 2023 and is disabled-veteran-owned and family-operated. It holds a GB-98 New Mexico general contractor licence and states that it is insured and bonded for both residential and light commercial work. Alongside the licence it lists EPA Lead-Safe (RRP) certification and three IICRC restoration certifications covering water damage, fire and smoke, and odour control and remediation. That restoration background is unusual in a remodelling contractor and shows up in the kind of jobs the company takes: gut remodels and whole-house renovations where something has already gone wrong behind the finishes.

The published service area reaches further than Albuquerque. Rio Rancho, Corrales, Placitas, Bernalillo and Los Ranchos sit in the immediate ring; Santa Fe and Los Alamos to the north, Edgewood and Moriarty to the east, and Los Lunas and Belen to the south mark the outer edges.

The service list is granular rather than general. Kitchen and bathroom remodels, full renovations, home additions, casitas and ADUs including garage conversions, custom homes, window replacement, ADA and aging-in-place upgrades, outdoor kitchens, patios and pergolas, and landscaping all appear as distinct offerings, as do tenant improvements, office build-outs, retail renovations and small warehouse upgrades on the commercial side. The company also lists bunkers and underground shelters, which is not a category most Albuquerque contractors publish.

The stated process runs consultation and site evaluation, detailed scope and estimate, design and permitting, construction and project management, then final walkthrough. Estimates on individual services are booked as timed appointments through the site, thirty minutes for a kitchen or bathroom, an hour for a custom home, full renovation or addition.

The company names New Mexico’s building stock directly as a constraint on how it works: older systems, adobe and block structures, sun exposure and aging infrastructure. Anyone who has opened a wall in an older Albuquerque house knows those are not decorative concerns.

One forward-looking note from the company’s own material: in 2026 Extra Mile Builders is pursuing federal, state and municipal contracting work, which is a different procurement world from residential remodelling and generally requires the licensing and certification stack the firm has already assembled.