Licensed General Contractor in Las Vegas, NV
Hand over the permits, the trades and the inspections. Get your evenings back.
What’s included
When a project touches several trades, someone has to run it. Without a general contractor you become the scheduler, the inspector, and the person who gets called when the tile guy shows up before the plumber finished. We plan the scope, pull the permits, sequence the crews, and stay accountable for the result. You get one number, one date, and one person to call.
- Project planning, scope, and written estimates
- Clark County and City of Las Vegas permit applications
- Scheduling and sequencing every trade
- Inspections coordinated and passed
- Licensed (NV #59782), bonded, and insured
- Budget tracking with change orders agreed before the work
- Subcontractor vetting, licensing checks, and lien releases
- A single point of contact from first walkthrough to final walk
The work you stop having to do yourself
Permits
We prepare and submit the application, answer the plan-check comments, and schedule the inspections. Permit rejections are usually a paperwork problem, and paperwork is our job.
Sequencing
Trades have to land in the right order. Drywall before paint, rough-in before drywall, inspection before it gets covered. Getting this wrong is what turns a six-week job into a twelve-week one.
One number
You get one price and one schedule instead of five quotes that do not quite line up and three that leave a gap nobody owns.
Licensed subs only
Every trade on your job is licensed and insured, and we hold the certificates. If something goes wrong, there is a real company behind it.
Change orders in writing
Walls open and surprises appear. When they do we price it, explain it, and get your sign-off before anyone swings a hammer.
Lien protection
We collect releases as subs are paid, so a sub who was not paid by someone else can never become a lien on your house.
Hiring a general contractor in Las Vegas
How do I check a contractor is really licensed?
Look them up on the Nevada State Contractors Board site by license number. Ours is #59782. Anyone who will not give you a number to check is telling you something.
Do I need a GC, or can I just hire trades directly?
For a single-trade job like a repaint or a floor, hiring direct is often fine. Once a project needs a permit or more than two trades, coordination becomes the job, and that is where projects go sideways.
What does a general contractor cost?
Contractor overhead and profit is typically built into the project price rather than billed separately. You get one number with your estimate, and we will walk you through what is in it.
Who pulls the permit, you or me?
We do. A licensed contractor pulling the permit also means the work is inspected against their license, which is the protection you are paying for. Be wary of anyone asking you to pull it as a homeowner.
How do you handle payments?
Payments are tied to milestones set out in the contract before work starts, not to a schedule that keeps moving. No large deposit up front for materials we have not ordered.
What if I already have drawings?
Bring them. We will price from what you have and tell you honestly whether anything in them will trip a plan check before you spend money on it.
What comes with every general contracting job
One contractor, every trade
You hire us, and one contractor runs every trade on the job: carpentry, plumbing, electrical, tile, paint. One written price, one schedule, one person to call when you have a question about any of it.
Licensed in Nevada
Nevada State Contractors Board license #59782, held since 2005. Search the number on the Board’s public database before you hire us, and do the same to anyone else quoting you.
Bonded and insured
Surety bond, general liability insurance and workers compensation on our crews and on every licensed subcontractor we bring onto your property. Certificates on request, sent by the insurer.
Permits in our name
Where the work needs a permit, we pull it in our name and book the inspections. A contractor who asks you to file as an owner-builder is moving the liability onto you.
Changes priced in writing
Anything we find behind a wall gets shown to you, priced, and approved as a written change order before we carry on. Nevada law requires that, and it is also how you avoid an invoice you did not expect.
Finished, then checked
We walk the job with you at the end and stay until your punch list is done rather than ours. We warrant our workmanship, and material warranties pass through to you.
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The kitchen you actually want to cook in. Cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures, and layout, run end to end by one crew.
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The extra room you need without the moving truck. Additions, second stories, and casitas, engineered and permitted.
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Condo Remodeling & Renovation
Your Las Vegas condo renovated on schedule, with the HOA packet filed and the freight elevator already booked.
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Basement Finishing & Remodeling
Raw below-grade space turned into legal square footage. Egress, moisture, and HVAC handled properly.
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Hardwood Flooring
Floors that stay flat and quiet on a Las Vegas slab. Install, refinish, and repair of solid and engineered hardwood.
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Interior Painting
Walls that look brand new rather than patched. Texture matched, prep done, your house lived in throughout.
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Get your general contracting priced in writing.
Tell us what you are picturing. We walk the space, answer the awkward questions, and hand you a written price and a finish date. It costs nothing, and nobody calls to chase you afterwards.
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