One owner. One standard.

Meet a Los Alamos, NM
drywall & painting contractor.

Juan Mendoza founded Su Casa around a simple commitment: personally handle every project and give each home the attention and quality it deserves.

Drywall installation underway in a bright residential room
25Years of hands-on experience
The Su Casa story

Rooted in service to the Española community and now working from Los Alamos across northern New Mexico.

A contractor you can reach—and recognize.

For 25 years, Su Casa Drywall and Paint has provided reliable drywall and painting services with Juan doing the work himself.

That owner-operated model is not a marketing line; it is how the business works. The person who hears what you need is the same person preparing the surface, completing the repair or finish, cleaning the work area, and reviewing the result.

Juan’s experience spans house painting, interior and exterior painting, commercial painting, drywall repair and installation, drywall finishing, stucco repair and installation, texture matching, and ceiling and wall repair. That range is especially useful when one project needs both the surface repaired and the finish restored.

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Owner-operated in Los Alamos, New Mexico

Meet the owner

Juan Mendoza

Owner & Craftsman

“My goal is simple: deliver quality workmanship that stands the test of time while treating your home with the respect it deserves.”
Experience25 years of hands-on experience
CredentialsLicensed and insured
Business modelSolo, owner-performed work
Primary locationLos Alamos, NM
What guides the work

The Su Casa standard.

Every surface is different, but the principles stay consistent from the first conversation through the final cleanup.

01

Direct responsibility

Juan is the point of contact and the person performing the work.

02

Preparation with purpose

The repair, protection, and surface condition are considered before the visible finish.

03

Respect for the property

Access, belongings, adjacent finishes, work hours, and cleanup are part of the project plan.

04

Terms without assumptions

Project scope and any written workmanship coverage are discussed for the specific job rather than promised broadly online.

Estimates and workmanship terms

Project details belong in the project.

How estimates begin

Call or submit the website form with the project address, the service you need, the surfaces involved, and the visible condition. Juan follows up and schedules an on-site review when needed before confirming the work.

Warranty and workmanship coverage

Su Casa does not advertise a blanket warranty on this site. If workmanship coverage is offered for a project, the written proposal should identify the duration, covered conditions, exclusions, and how to raise a concern. Ask Juan to review those terms before work begins.

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Start with your location, surfaces, and goals

Work directly with the craftsman behind the name.

Contact Juan directly or send the estimate form. He’ll follow up to understand the work and confirm the next step.