I only ever write reviews for businesses that I truly believe to represent among the best in Albuquerque, and like to educate people on often overlooked factors that can be very challenging to find out about a company online or in person. Abraham came out to Tijeras and quoted me for a large custom redwood fence. He came out with a smile on his face, prepared my quote, and we communicated through text messaging, nice and convenient. Nothing special here, basically the positive experience you would expect at the beginning of a project. He did know to use pressure treated redwood that is necessary for good, long lasting weathering. There are many cheaper woods that weather horribly that could get snuck onto projects to cheapen quotes, so watch out there from others and find out upfront. I received a middle of the road estimate and that was in line with my expectations. I have found that surprisingly low quotes come with inexperience, cut corners, and poor work. Too high quotes come with the exact same results, because you're paying a middle man that sub-contracts the work to the aforementioned people and oversees construction long enough to collect the payment on the first day and last day of the project, basically 30 minutes. The day construction started an older gentleman came out with several other guys, admittedly this put me on guard for several days, even though Abraham said it was his dad, who owns the business. I now legitimately believe it was, so we will refer to him as Father Abraham to put that annoying song in your head. Me and father Abraham walked through the project and discussed limitations and difficulties that I also anticipated, so it was a relief knowing he had a plan and knew what he was doing. Day 2 was when these guys really started to stand out. I didn't have to remain at the project site to micro-manage and oversee the project at any point in the couple of weeks it took to complete. Father Abraham knew exactly what to do and did it perfectly. The pictures speak to that. I almost always have to micro-manage stupidity in projects and hate it. Somehow Father Abraham was always smiling and happy during construction, which was a bit odd, since construction is exhausting. I usually only experience this when I am speaking to someone who only knows spanish and has no idea what I'm saying. I am guessing his smiling was from genuinely wanting to be a positive reflection of his business, but maybe he loves manual labor as well. We had one project addition of adding some gates on. It put about a 3 week gap in the project since they had to get to other pre-scheduled jobs. Making the custom light weight gates was a multi-day job, but they squeezed the work in on the weekend which is nice since my wife was becoming antsy being able to move in after 6 months of pandemic delayed projects required to have our new home ready for us and our dogs. Fence, leach-field, new well, etc... All in all, they're work speaks for itself in the pictures, but I wanted to take the time to commend them on how they run their business and alleviate you from having to take on the headaches of other companies. We will be sure to recommend them to other people that come through our personal business, and friends. They will also remain at the top off our list for our own personal projects we have planned.