Home Remodeling in Las Vegas - Written Fixed-Price Quotes, Permits Handled

Fast, Reliable Home Remodeling Across Las Vegas

Home remodeling in Las Vegas typically costs between $14,000 and $45,000 for a kitchen, $9,000 to $28,000 for a bathroom, and $45,000 to $130,000 for a full addition, depending on scope, materials, and the condition of your existing structure. Most mid-to-large projects take 6 to 16 weeks from demo to final walkthrough. Stonehall Construction manages the entire job under one contract, so you’re not juggling three separate crews and hoping they show up. Call (833) 772-4634 to schedule a free estimate and get a written, line-item scope for your project.

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We work throughout Las Vegas, from Summerlin to Green Valley to the older ranch homes near John S. Park. Our office sits in North Las Vegas, which puts us within 30 minutes of nearly every ZIP code in the valley, including 89139, 89101, 89102, and 89140. What separates a remodel that finishes on budget from one that spirals isn’t luck. It’s scoping the job honestly up front. That’s the part we take most seriously.

Why Stonehall Construction Is Las Vegas’s Preferred Home Remodeling Company

Stonehall Construction is a licensed general contractor, which means we pull permits, manage every subcontractor, and carry full accountability for the outcome. Not just the labor. The entire project. Homeowners in Las Vegas call us because they’ve already tried coordinating a plumber, an electrician, a cabinet installer, and a countertop fabricator separately, and they’re done with it. One contractor. Every trade. That’s the model we built Stonehall around.

Nolan Briggs leads our team, and he’s the person you’ll talk to when something needs a decision. We don’t hand clients off to a rotating project manager who’s never been on the job site. When you’re spending $40,000 on a kitchen or $120,000 on an addition, you want to know who’s responsible. That’s Nolan. And that’s the same standard we bring to every Home Remodeling project we take on in Las Vegas.

We carry brand partnerships with over 50 manufacturers, including KraftMaid, Kohler, GAF, James Hardie, Therma-Tru, and Cambria. That means you’re not stuck with whatever is sitting in a warehouse. You pick from real options, and we install them correctly the first time. Materials you can verify, workmanship you can trust.

Luxury Home Remodeling in Las Vegas

Luxury Home Remodeling in Las Vegas means something different than it does in, say, Phoenix or San Diego. Out here, a luxury kitchen isn’t just about the stone. It’s about whether the cabinet boxes can survive a summer where your garage hits 110°F before noon and the door frames swell and shrink every August. We spec materials that handle thermal movement. A full luxury remodel in Las Vegas typically runs $60,000 to $130,000, depending on the size of the space and the surfaces you select.

Material Selection Without Guesswork

When we take on a high-end remodel, we bring the showroom options to you. Cambria countertops, Kohler or Toto fixtures, Therma-Tru entry doors, Schluter waterproofing systems for walk-in showers. You see actual samples, not a catalog photo. We walk you through which products hold up in the desert heat and which ones will warp, fade, or fail after two summers. That’s the difference between a luxury remodel that looks great in photos and one that still looks great after 10 years.

Coordination You Don’t Have to Manage

A luxury remodel touches every trade: electrical, plumbing, tile, cabinetry, glass, stone, and often structural work. Stonehall manages each of those crews under a single contract. When the countertop template gets pushed back a week because the stone yard is backed up, that’s our problem to solve, not yours. We handle the coordination so you don’t have to.

Full Home Remodel in Las Vegas

A Full Home Remodel in Las Vegas usually means opening walls, replacing the mechanical rough-in, and rebuilding the interior from the studs out. This is the right option when you’ve got an older home from the 1960s or 1970s where the wiring can’t handle a modern electrical panel, the plumbing is original galvanized steel, and the floor plan doesn’t match how you actually live. Budget realistically: expect $45,000 on the low end for a modest single-story and $130,000 or more for a larger two-story with structural changes.

Rough-In Upgrades Come First

Before we hang drywall or set cabinets, the electrical and plumbing systems get brought up to current code. Many Las Vegas homes built before 1980 still have aluminum branch wiring and cast-iron drain lines. Replacing those isn’t optional if you want the project to pass inspection. We build that cost into the initial estimate, not as a surprise change order later.

Desert Climate Construction Details

Full remodels expose what the sun has been doing to your framing for decades. In the John S. Park neighborhood, we remodeled a 1950s ranch where the original subfloor had warped badly from years of intense attic heat. Our crew sistered new joists, installed a moisture barrier, and used KraftMaid cabinets with a thermofoil finish that resists future warping. The project passed every inspection sign-off, and the homeowner now has a floor that doesn’t bounce when you walk across it.

Trusted Brands We Service in Las Vegas

Stonehall partners with manufacturers whose products are built for performance in the Southwest. We install Kohler and Toto plumbing fixtures, Schluter shower waterproofing systems, and American Standard tubs and toilets regularly for Las Vegas homeowners. Because we’re local to the valley, we can pull components from regional suppliers quickly when a fixture arrives damaged or a part is backordered, which keeps your project moving instead of stalled. If a brand matters to you, ask. We’ll tell you straight whether it’s the right call for your specific remodel and your budget as a full-scope GC.

Common Home Remodeling Problems We See in Las Vegas Homes

• Unpermitted work from a previous owner. We’ve walked into homes where a finished basement or converted garage was never permitted. When you try to sell the house or make an insurance claim, that unpermitted work becomes a problem, and the fix often means tearing out parts of the remodel that should have been inspected from the start.
• Warped cabinetry and cracked countertops. The desert heat and extremely low humidity cause wood to shrink, which pulls joints apart and warps doors. If the original installer didn’t leave expansion gaps or acclimate the material properly, you’ll see the damage within a year or two. We account for thermal movement in every cabinet run we set.
• Undersized electrical panels. Older Las Vegas homes were built with 100-amp service or less. Add a second refrigerator, an electric oven, a tankless water heater, and a car charger, and you’re tripping breakers constantly. A remodel is the right time to upgrade to 200-amp service, and we include that in the plan.
• Improperly flashed windows and doors. Monsoon season doesn’t happen often, but when it does, Las Vegas gets a lot of water fast. If windows and exterior doors weren’t flashed and sealed correctly, that water finds a way behind the stucco. We see it in homes across the valley and fix it with proper WRB layers and flashing detail that meets Southern Nevada building code.

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We Also Serve Cities Near Las Vegas

Stonehall Construction handles Home Remodeling in Las Vegas and the surrounding valley communities. We regularly work in Winchester, Spring Valley, Paradise, and North Las Vegas, where the housing stock ranges from 1970s ramblers to newer stucco subdivisions. If you’re anywhere in Clark County’s core, we can put a precise estimate together for your project.

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