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Concrete service areas in the Albuquerque metro

Eight communities across Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, several permitting authorities and very different ground. Here's how they compare.

Who handles permits — and what's underground

Some of these are independent municipalities; others are neighborhoods where the city/county line runs parcel by parcel. We confirm jurisdiction for every address before quoting.

AreaPermitting authorityCountyCommon soil conditions
AlbuquerqueCity of AlbuquerqueBernalillo CountyCaliche hardpan, Collapsible soil, Expansive clay
Rio RanchoCity of Rio RanchoSandoval County (a small portion lies in Bernalillo County)Caliche hardpan, Collapsible soil, Expansive clay
CorralesVillage of CorralesSandoval CountyRio Grande valley alluvium, Collapsible soil
North ValleyBernalillo County or the City of Albuquerque, depending on the addressBernalillo CountyRio Grande valley alluvium, Expansive clay
TanoanCity of Albuquerque, plus Tanoan HOA architectural reviewBernalillo CountyFoothill decomposed granite, Caliche hardpan
Paradise HillsBernalillo County or the City of Albuquerque, depending on the addressBernalillo CountyCaliche hardpan, Collapsible soil
Los Ranchos de AlbuquerqueVillage of Los Ranchos de AlbuquerqueBernalillo CountyRio Grande valley alluvium, Expansive clay
Albuquerque AcresCity of Albuquerque or Bernalillo County, depending on the addressBernalillo CountyFoothill decomposed granite, Collapsible soil

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