From the RAZE Coverage Report
On a street that new, the address on a loan can be ahead of what a map knows. RAZE doesn't depend on the address to prove the visit: every photo the inspector captures carries its own GPS latitude and longitude and date and time stamps, linked to its draw sheet line item, so the record shows which lot was inspected and which work the draw is paying for.
- New West Side subdivisions
- Streets newer than the map
- High desert valley
About this market
Albuquerque is New Mexico's largest city, founded in 1706 as a Spanish colonial villa on a wide bend of the Rio Grande. The Sandia Mountains rise on its east side and the West Mesa on its west, and the West Side is where the city grows fastest, with subdivisions of new single-family homes extending west and north across the mesa.
On a newly graded West Side street, the address on a loan can be ahead of what a map knows. RAZE doesn't depend on the address to prove the visit: every photo carries its own GPS coordinates and date and time stamps, linked to its draw sheet line item, so the record shows which lot the work was on.
Same Rate Card as any U.S. address
No travel surcharge and no local premium: a draw inspection here is priced by project type, like everywhere else.
RAZE Rate Card
Any U.S. address, including Alaska and Hawaii
Marketplace
$125
per inspection, single-family
Direct Request
$25
per request, any residential property
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Frequently asked questions
- Does RAZE do construction draw inspections in Albuquerque, NM?
- Yes. RAZE completed draw inspections in Albuquerque (Bernalillo County), featured in the July 2026 RAZE Coverage Report. The RAZE Rate Card is the same here as at any U.S. address, including Alaska and Hawaii: $125 per inspection, single-family, when RAZE sends the inspector (Marketplace), or $25 per request, any residential property, when you send your inspector (Direct Request).
Order your next draw inspection here
Enter the project address in the Ordering Engine, the RAZE API or the RAZE MCP, then choose Marketplace or Direct Request.
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