Las Vegas Remodeling Questions, Answered

Yes. Vegas Pro Remodeling holds Nevada General Contractor License #0092906 and is licensed, bonded and insured. You can verify the license yourself on the Nevada State Contractors Board database in under a minute, and we put the number on every estimate we write.

Most Las Vegas bathroom remodels run $12,000 to $30,000 and most kitchen remodels run $25,000 to $55,000. Whole home remodeling typically starts around $90,000. Your free in home estimate turns those ranges into one written number for your exact home, with no obligation.

A bathroom remodel takes 3 to 5 weeks, a kitchen remodel takes 4 to 8 weeks, and a whole home remodel runs 8 to 16 weeks. Cabinet and countertop lead times drive most of the schedule, so we order early and sequence every trade before demolition starts.

Yes. We pull every required building permit with the City of Las Vegas, Clark County, Henderson or North Las Vegas, and we handle HOA design review submittals for communities like Summerlin, The Ridges and MacDonald Highlands. You never deal with the counter.

Almost always, yes. We contain dust with sealed barriers, protect adjacent rooms and keep water and power interruptions short and scheduled. For a kitchen remodel we help you set up a temporary kitchen station so daily life keeps moving.

We serve Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Centennial Hills, Enterprise, Paradise, Green Valley and Boulder City, plus guard gated communities including The Ridges, Ascaya, Queensridge, Southern Highlands and Spanish Trail.

Call 702-900-6191 or send the form on this site. We reply to every estimate request within 2 business hours during business hours, then walk your space, talk budget honestly and hand you a written itemized estimate.

Yes, if you are moving plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or removing a wall. Cosmetic swaps in the same locations usually do not need one. We pull every permit your kitchen remodeling project requires and schedule the inspections for you.

Quartz. It is non porous so it never needs sealing, it shrugs off our desert heat, and it handles hard Las Vegas water without staining. Granite is an excellent natural stone alternative if you do not mind annual sealing.

Shaker remains the most requested door in the valley because it reads modern and traditional at once. Flat front slab in white oak or walnut is the fastest growing choice, and two tone kitchens with white uppers over navy or green lowers are everywhere right now.

Usually yes. We evaluate whether the wall is load bearing, engineer the beam if it is, pull the structural permit and rebuild it clean. This open concept conversion is one of the most requested changes we build in Las Vegas homes.

Not planning enough storage. A beautiful kitchen layout that cannot hold your pots is a daily frustration. We run a detailed storage audit before finalizing any custom cabinetry plan, counting everything from small appliances to baking sheets.

Yes. Our design consultation covers layout, custom cabinetry, countertops, tile, lighting and hardware, and we can provide 3D renderings so you walk through your new kitchen before demolition day.

Yes, and it is our most requested bathroom remodel in Las Vegas. We remove the tub, reconfigure the plumbing, waterproof the wet area with a membrane system and build a custom tile walk in shower in the same footprint, usually with frameless glass.

A tub to shower conversion typically runs $8,000 to $20,000 depending on the size of the shower, the tile you choose and whether you want a frameless glass enclosure. We put the exact number in writing after we measure.

Porcelain. It is non porous, extremely durable, available in everything from subway to 48 inch slabs, and it stands up to hard Las Vegas water far better than natural stone, which needs regular sealing in a wet area.

It is the whole job. Tile and grout are not waterproof, so every wet area we build gets a dedicated membrane system with banded seams and sealed corners over cement backer board, and we flood test the pan before a single tile is set.

If you are relocating plumbing or electrical, yes. Cosmetic replacement in the same locations usually does not require one. We tell you exactly what your project needs during the free estimate and pull the permits ourselves.

Large format porcelain tile with minimal grout lines, floating vanities, LED backlit mirrors, matte black and brushed brass fixtures, curbless walk in showers and heated tile floors. Warm neutrals have replaced the all gray bathroom.

Typically the kitchen and bathrooms, new flooring throughout, interior paint, lighting, doors and trim, plus the open concept wall removals that change how the house lives. One licensed contractor sequences every trade on one schedule.

Cosmetic whole home refreshes with paint, flooring and lighting typically run $30,000 to $70,000. Full remodels including a kitchen, bathrooms and layout changes typically run $90,000 to $250,000 depending on the size of the home and the finishes.

Yes, always. A home addition requires plans, structural engineering and inspections from footing to final. We manage the entire permit process with your jurisdiction and your HOA.

Additions in the Las Vegas valley typically run $250 to $450 per square foot depending on complexity, with bathroom heavy scopes at the high end. A 400 square foot family room addition usually lands between $100,000 and $160,000.

Yes. We match rooflines, stucco texture, paint and flooring transitions so the addition reads as original construction, which is exactly what appraisers and future buyers want to see.

Search the Nevada State Contractors Board database for the license number. Ours is #0092906. If a contractor will not give you a license number in writing, that is your answer. Always confirm the license is active and that the classification matches your project.

Scope by trade, materials and allowances, a payment schedule tied to milestones, the permit responsibility, the timeline and the warranty. Our estimates are itemized line by line so you can see exactly where your money goes.

Hiring a licensed general contractor means one accountable name owns the schedule, the permits, the inspections and the warranty. Managing trades yourself makes you the unpaid project manager refereeing subs who have never worked together.

Yes. We offer home remodeling financing with fast approvals, flexible terms and low monthly payment options so a kitchen or bathroom remodel becomes a predictable monthly number. Ask during your free estimate and we will price your project both ways.

Every project closes with a punch list walkthrough, permit close out and our workmanship warranty in writing. We are still here after the final invoice, which is the entire point of hiring a licensed local contractor.