Kitchen remodeling
Bathroom remodeling
Home additions & ADU
Roofing
Windows & doors
Driveway & pavers
FenceFree written scope consultation - allowances, timeline, and change-order rules on paper before a single trade is scheduled
Fast, Reliable Home Remodeling Across Boulder City
Home remodeling in Boulder City, NV comes with a twist most homeowners don’t expect: the city issues its own building permits, separate from Clark County. That changes how projects get scoped, priced, and scheduled. Stonehall Construction handles that permitting process directly, so your remodel doesn’t stall at the counter. From kitchens on Avenue B to whole-house overhauls near Broadbent Memorial Park, we manage the full scope under one contract. Call (833) 772-4634 for a free estimate.
Why Stonehall Construction Is Boulder City’s Preferred Home Remodeling Company
Boulder City homeowners deal with a housing stock that leans heavily toward mid-century ranches built in the 1940s through 1960s. Those homes have quirks: pier-and-beam foundations that settle, load-bearing walls that complicate open-concept layouts, and original plumbing that’s long past its useful life. We’ve worked through all of it. Our crew knows the street layout from Wyoming Street to Georgia Avenue, and we understand what Boulder City inspectors look for because we’ve sat through those reviews repeatedly.
Nolan Briggs leads every Stonehall project with a simple approach: the scope gets written down, the allowances get spelled out, and nobody discovers a surprise halfway through that should have been identified in week one. Boulder City customers appreciate that. They’re not looking for a contractor who wings it. They want the person who reads the city’s code requirements before demo day, not after. That’s how we operate.
When you call us about a remodel in zip code 89005 or 89006, the conversation starts with your house, not a sales script. What year was it built? Has the subfloor been replaced? Is the kitchen wall load-bearing? Those questions matter here more than in newer parts of the valley, because Boulder City’s older homes hide structural issues that a Henderson tract home won’t have.
Styles & brands we work with
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
- Home additions & ADU
- Roofing
- Windows & doors
- Driveway & pavers
- Fence
Whole House Remodel in Boulder City
A whole house remodel in Boulder City typically runs $45,000 to $130,000 depending on square footage, structural work, and finish level. The job means reconfiguring living spaces, updating kitchens and bathrooms, replacing flooring, and often correcting deferred maintenance that accumulated over decades. For a 1950s ranch on a street like Adams Boulevard, the structural piece usually drives the early timeline: getting the beam permits, opening walls, and verifying the foundation before any cosmetic work begins.
What Structural Work Actually Involves
Many Boulder City homes have load-bearing walls between the kitchen and living areas. Removing one requires an engineered beam, city-approved plans, and an inspection before drywall goes back up. We pull those permits as the general contractor, coordinate the engineer, and keep the project moving while the city reviews the submittal. That’s the difference between a remodel that starts on schedule and one that sits idle for six weeks.
Sequencing the Interior Scope
After structural changes pass inspection, the interior sequence runs: rough plumbing and electrical, insulation, drywall, then flooring, cabinetry, and tile. We source materials from our manufacturer network rather than whatever’s on a supply-house shelf. That means KraftMaid or Wellborn cabinets, Kohler or Moen fixtures, and Cambria or Caesarstone counters if the budget supports it. The schedule gets written with Boulder City’s inspection lead times built in, not added later.
Luxury Home Remodeling in Boulder City
Luxury home remodeling in Boulder City tends to center on the historic district and the larger properties along the edge of town, where homeowners expect higher-end finishes and more careful detailing. The work often includes full kitchen overhauls, spa-style primary bathrooms, and built-in storage that respects the original architecture. A luxury kitchen remodel in Boulder City lands in the $14,000 to $45,000 range, while a full luxury bath typically runs $9,000 to $28,000. The materials drive much of that spread.
Material Selection Without the Runaround
Stonehall brings 50+ manufacturer partnerships to the table, so a luxury remodel doesn’t mean settling for whatever the contractor prefers. Cambria countertops, Therma-Tru entry doors, Schluter waterproofing systems in showers, and Toto or Sterling fixtures are all on the table. You see actual samples, compare pricing across tiers, and make decisions with our guidance, not a sales pitch. That single-source access means the whole project stays under our accountability from first demo to final walkthrough.
Historic District Sensitivity
Homes within Boulder City’s historic district face additional review. The city’s design guidelines can affect window styles, exterior materials, and even rooflines. We’ve navigated that process and coordinate with the city’s planning staff early so the design you approve is one that will actually pass review. It saves months and avoids redesign fees that kill remodel budgets.
Trusted Brands We Service in Boulder City
Because Stonehall operates as a full-scope general contractor, we install and service a wide range of systems under one contract. We regularly specify American Standard and Sterling for bathroom fixtures, Toto for toilets and bidet systems, and Schluter for shower waterproofing. Our Boulder City customers get direct access to these brands through our supplier relationships, which means faster availability of replacement parts and consistent product quality across a project. When we recommend a brand, it’s because we know how it performs in this climate and this housing stock, not because it’s the only thing in stock.
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AfterCommon Home Remodeling Problems We See in Boulder City Homes
- Permit confusion between Boulder City and Clark County. Boulder City runs its own building department, and assuming Clark County rules apply leads to scopes that won’t pass local review. We map the permit path before the contract is signed.
- Subfloor failures in pier-and-beam foundations. Homes near the historic district often sit on original joists and piers that have settled over 70+ years. New tile or hardwood over an unleveled subfloor fails fast, so we inspect and level first.
- Unwritten allowance battles. Remodel contracts that leave material allowances vague create disputes when the homeowner picks a higher-end countertop or fixture. We write allowances with named brands and specific dollar caps, so the conversation happens before installation, not after.
- Roof and attic ventilation issues in Boulder City’s dry heat. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 105°F, and older homes often lack proper attic ventilation. That heat stress shows up in warped wood, failed shingles, and higher cooling loads. A remodel is the right time to address it.
Pricing for Home Remodeling in Boulder City, NV
Boulder City’s remodeling market runs slightly differently than Las Vegas or Henderson prices due to the city’s own permit fees and older housing stock that demands more structural correction. Here’s what we quote for common scopes:
| Project Type | Typical Range in Boulder City |
|---|---|
| Kitchen Remodel | $14,000 – $45,000 |
| Bathroom Remodel | $9,000 – $28,000 |
| Home Addition | $45,000 – $130,000 |
| Whole House Remodel (typical) | $45,000 – $130,000 |
The biggest cost drivers in Boulder City are structural corrections, foundation leveling, and historic district compliance. A home that needs beam work, subfloor replacement, and custom window approvals will land at the higher end of these ranges. A clean-scope cosmetic remodel stays lower. We provide written line-item estimates before any work begins, and allowances are spelled out with brand names, not vague categories. Call (833) 772-4634 to schedule your free estimate.
We Also Serve Cities Near Boulder City
Our crews regularly work in Boulder City and surrounding communities including Henderson, Whitney, Paradise, and Enterprise. If your home sits just outside city limits or you’re weighing a remodel across multiple properties, our Home Remodeling team can scope the job with the same single-contract accountability Stonehall brings to every project. One contractor, every trade, across the entire valley.
Serving Boulder City, NV - Our Local Coverage Area
We serve Boulder City and nearby communities. Use the map below to see the area we cover. If you’re nearby, we can almost certainly help.
FAQs About Home Remodeling in Boulder City
Boulder City issues its own building permits through its own building department, independent of Clark County. Any structural change, electrical update, plumbing alteration, or addition requires a Boulder City permit with city review. We file those applications as your general contractor and manage the inspection schedule from first submittal to final sign-off. Call (833) 772-4634 and we’ll walk you through exactly which permits your project needs.
A whole-house remodel in Boulder City typically takes 4 to 8 months, with the range driven by structural scope and historic district review. Boulder City’s permit office works on its own calendar; structural plan reviews alone can add 3 to 6 weeks before demo begins. We build that lead time into the schedule upfront so you’re not surprised when the city’s review cycle pushes the start date. A kitchen-only remodel runs shorter, often 6 to 10 weeks. Call (833) 772-4634 for a timeline based on your specific house.
Allowances are budgeted dollar amounts for materials that get selected later, like tile, fixtures, or countertops. In our Boulder City contracts, each allowance names the brand and product tier, with a specific dollar cap. If you choose a Cambria countertop over a standard quartz line, we adjust the allowance before installation, not after. That’s how disputes get avoided. Call (833) 772-4634 and we’ll show you a sample allowance schedule for your project.
A punch list covers every incomplete or imperfect item discovered at the final walkthrough: paint touch-ups, a misaligned cabinet door, grout gaps, a fixture that drips. In Boulder City, the punch list should also include items the city inspector flagged during the final inspection, since those need correction before the permit closes. We write the punch list with you at the walkthrough and schedule corrections immediately. Call (833) 772-4634 to discuss how we close out projects.
Yes, but the city’s historic district review adds requirements that a standard remodel doesn’t face. Exterior changes, window styles, rooflines, and sometimes even paint colors must pass design review by the city’s historic preservation staff. We’ve completed remodels inside the district and coordinate with city staff early in the design phase so your plans pass review the first time. Call (833) 772-4634 for an assessment of your property and what the district rules mean for your scope.
Written by Nolan Briggs, Owner at Stonehall Construction, serving Boulder City and the greater Las Vegas Valley. One contractor. Every trade.