Lots without services
Rio Rancho Estates was platted decades ago across mesa that still has no water line, no sewer and in places no paved approach. A Rio Rancho Estates owner building out here hauls water, drills a well or waits for an extension, which makes the handwashing station part of the basic order rather than an upgrade.
Because there is nothing on a Rio Rancho Estates lot to begin with, the unit is often the first thing delivered. We place a Rio Rancho Estates unit where a truck can turn around before any excavation starts.
Graded dirt and the last mile
Section roads through Rio Rancho Estates are graded dirt that washboards, drifts and cuts up after a monsoon storm. A Rio Rancho Estates delivery needs a description of that last mile, because a loaded truck is far heavier than the vehicles that usually use it.
Where the road is doubtful we set the Rio Rancho Estates unit at the last firm point and let the crew go the rest of the way. A Rio Rancho Estates rental that cannot be serviced is worth nothing to anyone.
Wind, sun and long intervals
Nothing breaks the wind across Rio Rancho Estates, and the sun at this elevation is punishing from March onward. Every Rio Rancho Estates unit is staked, and we prefer a placement in the lee of equipment, a container or a stack of material.
Distance also stretches the service interval on a Rio Rancho Estates rental compared with a city block. We work that into a Rio Rancho Estates plan up front, usually with an extra unit rather than a promise of extra visits. Owners building out in Rio Rancho Estates would rather have the spare capacity than wait on a truck.