Working on Pueblo land
The Pueblo of Isleta lies along the Rio Grande between Albuquerque and Los Lunas. It is a sovereign nation, and work on Pueblo land follows the Pueblo's own approvals, contracting rules and schedules — not county or village rules. We work within that process and coordinate with the department or project manager responsible for the work.
What we can help with
- Residential driveways and parking pads
- Community and facility parking — new paving, overlays, repairs, sealcoating and striping
- Access roads with asphalt, chip seal or recycled millings
- Drainage, culverts and ditch crossings on valley ground
- Crack sealing and maintenance programs
Getting started
For a project on Pueblo land, the first step is usually through the Pueblo department responsible for the property, such as housing, public works or administration. We can provide a written scope, quantities and schedule for review and walk the site with the project manager.
We also work on private property in nearby Bosque Farms and Los Lunas.
What we do in Isleta Pueblo Area
- New asphalt driveways and RV pads and shop aprons
- Farm and ranch drives and mesa-lot driveways
- Chip seal and recycled millings
- Ditch crossings and drainage
- Overlays, sealcoating, crack sealing and repairs
- Commercial parking lots
Common questions
Can you work on Pueblo land?
Yes, when the project is approved and coordinated through the Pueblo's process.
Who should I contact first?
The Pueblo department responsible for the property. We can coordinate with them.
Do you provide documents for review?
Yes — written scope, quantities, schedule and price.