Regional titans Arizona and Nevada are ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in percentage gains while New Mexico sits just outside of the Top 10.

Arizona reverses non-seasonally-adjusted losses from January although Nevada loses approximately 2,000 construction jobs.

After leading the nation in job growth for most of the year, Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico report weak gains early in 2019.

A look at some recent A/E/C activity in the Southwest, including new projects, and others nearing completion.

Although the Southwest has been aggressively adding jobs in the past year, the entire region trails historic high-employment levels.

By adding 1,000 construction jobs, The Land of Enchantment paces nation, but Arizona and Nevada are not far behind.

Founded in 1986, Buesing Corp. provides excavation services in a variety of sectors, including commercial, industrial, multi-family, healthcare, hospitality, higher education, public works, and renewables.

The Land of Enchantment lands just outside of the Top 10 in percentage of increase of construction jobs year-over-year.

The deadline for the survey is April 12 and includes work performed by firms on projects located in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.