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Serving Los Alamos, New Mexico, and surrounding areas, Homeowner Built offers residential remodeling and construction services tailored to local homeowners. The company’s portfolio features additions, kitchen and bathroom renovations, home repairs, and new construction projects. With seven years of experience and a permit history that spans over 300 projects, Homeowner Built has worked on properties throughout the Los Alamos region, addressing the needs of both single-family homes and multi-unit residences. The business provides a streamlined process for homeowners interested in upgrading their properties, emphasizing clear communication and managing projects from initial planning through completion. Homeowner Built draws on local building knowledge to help clients navigate renovation and construction requirements specific to Los Alamos and nearby communities.
Submitted via front counter: replace asphalt three tab shingle roof with new asphalt shingles and under layment. rolled asphalt roofing (torch down) will be installed on low slope areas ( 1:12) over the outdoor patio and rear of garage. the rest of the roof has a slope of 4:12. drip edge will also be replaced
Valuation:
$5,000
Permit #:
BLDR-2025-07953
Status:
final
Fee:
$111
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
N/A
Accessory structure larger than 200 sq ft carport permit
Submitted via front counter: adding large accessory structure to property. space is planned to be conditioned in the future. electrical subpanel will be sized and added for new receptacles and future mini-split heating/cooling unit. non dwelling. work shop & storage shed
Submitted via email: parent permit: bldr-2025-08246. changing type of deck board from fiberon promenade to fiberon paramount. new material still meets class a flame requirement. change will reduce the decking cost substantially change is highlighted on sheet 2
Submitted via front counter: parent permit #bldr-2025-08045. adding layer of house wrap between the osb sheathing and the continuous foam insulation. this will simplify the weather wrapping around existing doors and windows and provide a drainage path should any moisture building up between the osb and the foam
Submitted via front counter: install edge blocking with 2x8 lumber on perimeter using structural screws and joist hangers. repair joist with framed plumbers box using double header for bathroom drain. plumbers box 2x8 lumber with double joist hangers. install 23/32 advantech subfloor sheets using construction adhesive and structural screws
Amendment to parent permit bldr-2024-07708: no longer demolishing one of the walls in the garage. wall has been opened to studs will reclose with half inch drywall. closed off one of two door ways. no value change estimated as this is reducing the demolishing amount and represents no significant cost due to reduced labor
Submitted via front counter: demolition of bathroom. remove sink vanity and toilet. remove window casing door casing and baseboard trim. remove tile tub surround remove drywall remove flooring underlayment and bathtub. dispose of removed materials at los alamos county landfill. material to dispose: drywall tile and backer board floor underlayment cabinet and sink
Submitted via front counter: replace bad (water damaged) insulation and hang new dry wall (sheet rock is 4x8 and 4x12 both 1/2") in sunroom. exterior walls are 2x6 and rafters are 2x12. insulation in ceiling is r-30 and walls are r-19
Submitted via front counter: fence fell and needs to be replaced from high winds. we are simply replacing all parts of fence that has become unavailable. same footing no changes. nm one call not required due to no digging being done
Submitted via email: parent permit #bldr-2025-08044. fur out inside of exterior walls with 2x4 and r-13 fiberglass insulation. fur out inside of ceiling with 2x4 and 1.5 rigid foam insulation. cover framing with 1/2 sheet rock
Building approx 833 sqft pt wood frame deck with fiberon pvc decking and cedar/metal railing including concrete footings. addition ~165 sqft concrete patio. building cedar wood pergola over patio and portion of deck with ~356 sqft of roof area. old deck and ledger previously removed. nm 811 #25jn110646
Submitted via css portal - adding a cedar fence to west side of property inside property line approx. 46.5 adding a single opening gate to southwest side of property next to garage. nm one call ticket number 25my270040
Submitted via front counter: install six-foot wood fence for length of approximately eighty feet on western boundary of property. installation will not occur withing public utility easement and new fence will
There will be a complete tear off to the decking. will check and repair decking as needed. will be installing an owens corning architectural shingle roof. the slope of the main roof is 3:12. the slope of the back room is 1:12 which is low slope and there will be no change
Submitted via email: parent permit #bldr-2025-08044. apply 1/2 plywood with screws over existing metal siding. apply vapor barrier over plywood. apply 20g stucco netting over vapor barrier. metal lath to doors and windows. apply western one coat and cement with plaster sand. apply crack fiber mesh over cement. primer with sto-primer apply sto-color
Submitted via front counter: parent permit bldr-2025-08159. change from extension of chain link to 6ft latia fencing attached by wire to original existing chain link fence. installed by oscars tree services
Submitted via email: replace failing chain link fence with wood and welded wire fence. dig new holes building fence remove old fence. request for utility marking for digging submitted. nm811 # 25ja210172
Submitted via email: parent permit: bldr-2025-08073: the originial work called for stucco along the exterior of the addition. stucco quotes back back out of budget so we are switching to a hardieplank lap siding. we will follow the james hardie installation instructions and continue to have the exterior insulation built in between the air barrier and lap siding
Submitted via css: adding a 6 foot wooden fence to an existing 4 foot chain link fence. existing chain link posts will be used -no new posts will be dug. wooden fence will be attached via u-bolts/wood panels. i could not locate an existing survey/plat drawing for the property