For property managers & landlords
One plumber for
the whole portfolio
Nearly four in ten occupied homes in Alamogordo are rentals, and Holloman keeps a steady flow of tenants arriving and leaving. If you manage property here, plumbing is a recurring line item, not an occasional one.
Rental share: US Census, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates.
Turnovers on a deadline
A vacancy has a date on it. Move-out inspections, the repairs that come out of them, and getting the unit ready before the next tenant's lease starts.
The recurring calls
Running toilets, dripping tubs, slow kitchen drains, garbage disposals, water heaters at the end of their run. The unglamorous list that eats a manager's week.
Licensed, and we'll prove it
New Mexico CID licence #388571, licensed and insured. Certificates of insurance and W-9 on request — we know you need the paperwork on file before we set foot on the property.
One county, one number
Alamogordo, Holloman, La Luz, Tularosa, Boles Acres and up the mountain. If your portfolio is spread across Otero County, it's the same phone call for all of it.
The PCS cycle
Airmen above E-4 with three years in move off base into the local community, anywhere within a 60-minute commute of Holloman. Training rotations mean a shorter, sharper turnover cycle than a normal rental market — and a walk-through that can't slip.
We work that calendar all year. Tell us the date and we'll work to it.
Old stock, hard water
Half of Alamogordo's housing predates 1980 and the tap water runs about 38 grains per gallon. On a rental, that combination shows up as water heaters failing early, shower cartridges seizing and fill valves weeping — the same three calls, over and over.
Why the water does thatLet's talk about volume
If you're managing more than a couple of doors, call and tell us what you've got. It's easier to work out terms on the phone than through a form.