Casita & ADU Construction in Enterprise

Enterprise lots — particularly in Southern Highlands and the outer Mountain's Edge parcels — are among the few in the Valley with genuine backyard room for a detached casita. Before design starts we verify lot coverage, rear and side setbacks, and maximum accessory-structure size against the Clark County code for your specific parcel, because that math sets the maximum square footage you can build.

Utility runs are the hidden cost. Water, sewer, gas and electrical all have to reach the casita from the main house, and every foot of trench across a finished yard or pool deck adds cost. We route the shortest viable path during design and price the trenching explicitly rather than burying it in a lump-sum line.

Southern Highlands and most Enterprise associations review detached structures closely — height, roof pitch, stucco color and window placement all have to match the main home. We prepare the full architectural packet and submit it alongside the county application; plan on 4–8 weeks for that review.

Whether the casita can be rented separately depends on current Clark County ADU rules and your HOA's own restrictions, which are stricter than county code in most Enterprise associations. We tell you exactly what your parcel and association allow before you spend money on design — not after.