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Las Cruces, New Mexico

Exterior construction in Las Cruces, New Mexico

Gutters, roofing, siding, windows, soffit, fascia and trim across Las Cruces and surrounding communities.

Wide view of a stone and stucco home with finished gables

Local conditions

Why Las Cruces homes need this

01

Las Cruces sits in the Mesilla Valley below the Organ Mountains, and a large share of its annual rainfall arrives during the summer monsoon rather than spreading evenly through the year. Drainage here is designed for short, intense events, not steady rain.

02

Runoff off the mountain front and through the valley’s arroyo network means that what lands on a roof is only part of the water a property has to deal with. Getting roof water discharged well away from the building matters more where the ground is already shedding rather than absorbing.

03

The housing stock is unusually mixed — older homes in established neighborhoods with deep overhangs and original drainage, alongside newer stucco construction with low-slope sections and canales. The two need completely different specifications, and the second is frequently built with no controlled drainage at all.

Our work

Exterior work from Mountain Top

A selection from Mountain Top’s project library. Call to discuss the service, material and color that fit your home.

  • Soffit and fascia detail above a brick arch
  • Gutter installed along a white-trimmed gable roofline
  • Installer working from a ladder at the eave of a home

Also covered from Las Cruces

  • Mesilla
  • Mesilla Park
  • Doña Ana
  • Radium Springs
  • Vado
  • La Mesa
  • Berino
  • Chaparral

Availability is confirmed by address during the estimate conversation.

Local questions

Working in Las Cruces

Do you charge for travel to Las Cruces?
Estimates are free and projects carry a $450 minimum job charge. Availability for an exact address is confirmed when you call.
When is the best time of year to have this done?
Ahead of the monsoon rather than during it. Work is easier to schedule and easier to do well before storms start, and the system is in place when it is actually needed.