Veterans Organization, Auto parts store, and Dive Shop in Casita Vista – Albuquerque, New Mexico

Casita Vista has a number of Veterans organizations, Auto parts stores, and Dive shops we’ll discuss in this short post. First, a quick introduction to the area.

Casita Vista is the perfect place to live if you’re looking for a quiet, friendly neighborhood with plenty of things going on just outside your door. With 1 home available in this area that starts at $150k. There are hundreds upon thousands of cafes & restaurants within walking distance as well as thousands more accessible by car or public transit so no matter how much time our residents have available they will never run out of options easily accessible within Casitas vistas boundaries

American Legion Post 72

The American Military Veterans and Family Organization is a non-profit organization that helps veterans, their families and the community. They offer help through education about PTSD symptoms as well as services such: as individual counseling sessions (for those who want them), group workshops on topics like anger management where you can learn how to take care of yourself when dealing with stressful situations in your life; they also host regular happy hour events every day from 5 pm -7 pm where drinks are 50 cents off ($2 domestic beers & $3 imported ones!) Hall is available for rental – capacity 100 people.

AutoZone Auto Parts

If you are looking for high-quality automotive replacement parts, then AutoZone Auto Parts in Albuquerque is your one-stop-shop. They offer new and remanufactured hard parts as well as maintenance items to keep any vehicle running smoothly!

Their Albuquerque, New Mexico auto parts stores are a one-stop-shop for car enthusiasts. They offer free battery testing and charging in-store with their Loan A Tool® program to find the most likely fix if your Check Engine light comes on!

One Google reviewer, Shelton M., shared, 

“This establishment is very good at making sure that you have the parts that are required for your vehicle.”

Deep Blue Scuba

Diving in New Mexico has been an adventure from the start. Deep Blue Scuba New Mexico is a family-owned and operated full-service dive center located on landlocked shores, where they provide fun environments for divers to enjoy their time underwater with safe practices that influence others seeking out new adventures while also being responsible educators of all ages about what can be found near or far beneath our seas

Driving Directions from Deep Blue Scuba to Bosque Heating, Cooling and Plumbing

Drive 18 min (12.0 miles)
Deep Blue Scuba
5001 Central Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, United States

Get on I-40 E from Central Ave NW/U.S. Rt. 66 and Coors Blvd NW
7 min (3.0 mi)

Head west on Central Ave NW/U.S. Rt. 66 toward 52nd St NW
499 ft

Continue straight to stay on Central Ave NW/U.S. Rt. 66
Pass by Church’s Texas Chicken (on the right)
0.8 mi

Turn right onto Coors Blvd NW
Pass by Taco Bell (on the right in 1.4 mi)
1.7 mi

Slight right to merge onto I-40 E
0.3 mi

Continue on I-40 E. Take I-25 N to Pan American Frontage Rd N. Take exit 230 from I-25 N
8 min (8.1 mi)

Merge onto I-40 E
3.5 mi

Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 159B-159C to merge onto I-25 N toward Santa Fe
4.4 mi

Take exit 230 toward San Mateo Blvd/Osuna Rd
0.1 mi

Continue on Pan American Frontage Rd N to your destination
3 min (0.9 mi)

Merge onto Pan American Frontage Rd N
0.3 mi

Use the left lane to turn left onto San Mateo Blvd NE
249 ft

Continue onto Osuna Rd NE
0.1 mi

Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Pan American Fwy NE
0.4 mi

Turn right
Destination will be on the left
285 ft
Bosque Heating Cooling and Plumbing
5901 Pan American Fwy #D1, Albuquerque, NM 87109, United States

Air Purifiers and Ozonators for Albuquerque Homes and Businesses

For those concerned with the indoor air quality of their home or workplaces, there are other solutions as well. Ask the team at Bosque about UV lights that improve the air quality of a space, and also the option to install an Ozonator. These machines put a safe percentage of ozone into the air in your home or business to help purify the air. 

I live in a new home in Stinson Tower. Why would I need to worry about the indoor air quality?

It is counterintuitive, but actually new homes are full of potential toxins that seep out of building materials like flooring and paint. In fact, your indoor air quality isn’t “pure” unless you take actions to make it so. Without any air purification steps, the air outside is much cleaner than the air in your home.