Working on Pueblo land
The Pueblo of Santa Ana lies along the Rio Grande and US-550 west of Bernalillo, bordering Rio Rancho. The Pueblo is a sovereign nation, and work on Pueblo land follows the Pueblo's own rules — approvals, contracting requirements, access and scheduling are set by the Pueblo and its departments, not by the county or a city.
We work within those requirements. For residential, community or facility projects on Pueblo land, the right first step is usually through the Pueblo's housing, public works or administration offices, and we coordinate with whoever is managing the project.
What we can help with
- Residential driveways and parking areas
- Community and facility parking lots — new, overlay, repair, sealcoat and striping
- Access roads, chip seal and recycled millings
- Culverts, drainage and erosion control
- Crack sealing and maintenance programs
Nearby off-Pueblo work
We also work on private property in the surrounding area, including Bernalillo and north Rio Rancho along US-550.
Respect for the setting
We follow access, scheduling and site rules set by the Pueblo, keep work areas clean, and are happy to adjust timing around community events and observances.
Services in Santa Ana Pueblo Area
- Hillside driveways and new asphalt driveways
- Gravel and dirt conversions
- Private and shared roads and association maintenance
- Chip seal and recycled millings
- Culverts, arroyo crossings and drainage
- Overlays, sealcoating, crack sealing and repairs
- Commercial lots
Questions & answers
Can you work on Pueblo land?
Yes, when the project is approved and coordinated through the Pueblo's process. We work within the Pueblo's requirements.
Who should I contact first?
For projects on Pueblo land, start with the Pueblo department responsible for the property — often housing, public works or administration. We can coordinate with them.
Do you provide written scopes for review?
Yes — written scope, quantities, schedule and price.