Between Los Lunas and Belen
Los Chávez follows NM-314 through the valley between Los Lunas and Belen. It's a mix of homes, small farms and family land, with lanes running off the highway beside irrigation ditches.
Common projects
- Dirt and gravel to asphalt near homes.
- Shared lanes paved or chip-sealed and split among households.
- Aprons at NM-314 to keep mud off the road; state-highway work may need a permit.
- Ditch crossings rebuilt where they've settled or washed out.
- Farm areas surfaced with millings.
Valley-floor basics
Remove soft soil, build a solid base, slope everything to drain, and keep fill and pavement off ditch banks.
What we do in Los Chávez
- 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
Do you work along NM-314?
Yes — throughout Los Chávez.
Can neighbors split a lane cost?
Yes.
Do I need a permit for a crossing?
Usually from the irrigation district for ditch crossings, and possibly NMDOT at the highway.