LARRANAGA LLC
SARASOTA, FLORIDA

 Alan Larranaga – Owner/Lead Contractor Alan Larranaga has been in the remodeling and general contracting business since 1997. He has been involved in a variety of construction and remodeling projects.  His jobs vary greatly, from building new homes to landscaping and outdoor patios, to custom remodels of kitchens and more. Steve Ortiz has been a partner in the business for over 10 years. He goes above and beyond his daily duties to give customers what they want. His friendly and professional attitude has helped build repeat customers and grow the business. Lora Lee Ortiz is the operations manager for Larranaga Construction. We love it when we can provide our customers with their dream project. That’s why we have the best and most creative people in the industry on hand to build exactly what you want. Larranaga Construction LLC has been in business since 1997.  The company was started by Alan Larranaga in Albuquerque NM.  Each year he has grown the business and devotes his full attention to the contracts and projects the company manages. Larranaga Construction not only servers Albuquerque, but also bids on projects from the surrounding communities like, Edgewood, Moriarty, Belen, Los Lunas, Rio Rancho, Bernalillo and many in between. Larranaga Construction LLC (NM Lic. xxxxxx) Alan Larranaga With the help of a full service construction firm, homeowners are yielding healthy returns by investing in remodeling projects. If it is not up to par with comparable home standards, a dated kitchen can be a deal breaker. There are a variety of advancements in both kitchen and bathroom design that have occurred over the past decade. It is important to keep up with these trends to be able to sell a home for top dollar. Further, well-designed spaces help homebuyers visualize potential. If the home does not gain mass appeal, it will most likely be hard to sell. Remodeling and home improvements can reward home sellers with a shorter time on the market where as homes featuring dated bathrooms, kitchens and un-imaginative living areas are likely to suffer on the market