If you've managed a property for any length of time, you've had the experience: the proposal that took three weeks, the crew that showed up a day early or a week late, the change order that appeared after the work was done. You ended up doing the contractor's job of communicating, coordinating, and following up.
Camino was started in Albuquerque in 2026 by someone who spent 24 years watching that happen from the other side, and who believes it's avoidable. Not with slogans, but with a way of working: plan before mobilizing, put commitments in writing, document every day, and price changes before doing them. That's what we do on every job, whether the job is a single patch or a full reconstruction with four trades.
You get one contractor for everything paved. You know when the proposal is coming because we told you at the walk. You know when the crew is coming because it's in writing. You know what happened today because there's a photo in your inbox. And when something changes, you approve it before it costs you anything.
Founder and CEO
Tim has spent 24 years in asphalt, starting on a crew at 16 and spending the last decade-plus running paving and maintenance operations across New Mexico. He has walked the lots, written the proposals, built the schedules, and taken the call when something went wrong. Camino is built on what that taught him: the jobs that go well are the ones that were planned, communicated, and documented before anyone showed up.
What that means for you is a contractor whose owner has done every part of the job himself, knows what a missed commitment costs you, and is still the person you can reach when it matters.
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Tell us what you're looking at. You'll have a call back today, a site walk this week, and a proposal on a date we commit to at the walk.