General Contractor in Las Vegas
Build4U is a licensed Nevada general contractor (NSCB #0095372) — design-build under one roof. Kitchens, bathrooms, additions and ADUs, fixed-price, 2-year workmanship warranty, all required permits pulled and managed by Build4U.
Family-owned in Las Vegas since 2024. 200+ projects across the valley.
What you get
- Fixed-price written quotes before demo
- 2-year workmanship warranty
- NSCB-licensed, bonded & insured
- Permits pulled under our license
- Free in-home consult + 3D design
- Financing from ~$899/mo OAC
Our services
What a Las Vegas general contractor costs in 2026
These are the real fixed-price bands we write contracts in across Clark County. Every number includes design, permits, our own crews and the 2-year workmanship warranty — not a “starting at” teaser that grows after demo.
Bathroom remodel
$25,000 – $115,000Guest baths start around $25K. Primary-suite gut renovations with a wet room, freestanding tub and custom vanity run $55K–$115K.
Kitchen remodel
$45,000 – $250,000+A same-footprint refresh with new cabinetry, counters and appliances starts near $45K. Opening up walls, relocating plumbing and full custom cabinetry runs $85K–$250K+.
Whole-home remodel
$150,000 – $500,000+Multiple bathrooms, a new kitchen, flooring throughout and usually a structural change or two — priced after a walk-through and existing-conditions review.
Room addition
$225 – $400 / sq ftIncludes engineering, foundation, framing, tie-in to existing roof and mechanical, and full finish. Primary-suite additions are the most common request.
Detached casita / ADU
$185,000 – $400,000400–1,200 sq ft detached units with a kitchen and bath, including zoning review, utility trenching and full finish.
Permits, licensing and inspections in Clark County
Build4U holds Nevada State Contractors Board license #0095372 — an active Class B general building license, bonded and insured. Every permit is pulled in our name, never yours, and never a homeowner-pulled “owner-builder” permit that leaves you personally liable for the trades.
Which office signs off depends on where the house sits: the City of Las Vegas for addresses inside city limits, the City of Henderson for Henderson, and Clark County Building & Fire Prevention for the unincorporated communities — Spring Valley, Paradise, Enterprise and most of Summerlin. Structural work, load-bearing wall removal, panel upgrades, gas moves and any addition are all permitted and inspected. We schedule the inspections and meet the inspector on site so you don't take a day off work for it.
Where we build across the Las Vegas Valley
We work the whole Valley and know how each pocket of it is built. The 1990s tract homes in Spring Valley and Peccole Ranch share the same galley-kitchen bulkhead and the same undersized 100-amp panels. Green Valley and Anthem in Henderson bring HOA architectural review on anything that changes the elevation. Summerlin adds Summerlin Council review on top of the City of Las Vegas permit. The Ridges and MacDonald Highlands estates are custom-built one-offs where nothing is standard and the framing has to be opened up before a firm number is possible. North Las Vegas and Enterprise are the newest stock, where the work is usually finish-level rather than structural.
FAQs
What does a general contractor do in Las Vegas?
A general contractor (GC) pulls permits, coordinates every trade (framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall, tile, cabinetry), schedules inspections with Clark County or the applicable city, and stands behind the finished work with a written warranty. In Nevada, any project over $1,000 legally requires an NSCB-licensed contractor.
How do I verify a Las Vegas contractor is really licensed?
Search the Nevada State Contractors Board at nvcontractorsboard.com for the license number. You'll see the license class (B-2 residential, B general building, etc.), monetary limit, bond status, and any disciplinary history. Build4U is NSCB #0095372 — Class B general contractor, active, in good standing.
Fixed-price contract or time-and-materials?
Always fixed price for a defined scope. Time-and-materials shifts every risk to the homeowner and encourages slow work. Build4U writes fixed-price quotes off the 3D design and material specs — you know the total before demo starts, and change orders are priced up front in writing.
What does a GC charge as a management fee?
Most Las Vegas residential GCs run 18–28% over hard costs to cover project management, insurance, warranty reserve, and margin. Anything under 12% either has hidden markups on materials or won't survive a warranty claim in year two.
How long has Build4U been building in Las Vegas?
Family-owned in Las Vegas since 2024, 200+ completed projects across the valley, 5.0★ on Google. Design-build under one roof — architectural drawings, permits, cabinetry, tile and install all managed by the same accountable team.
Do I need a permit to remodel my house in Las Vegas?
Yes for anything structural, electrical, plumbing or mechanical — including load-bearing wall removal, panel upgrades, moving gas lines, re-routing drains, and every addition or ADU. Cosmetic work (paint, flooring, cabinet swaps in the same footprint) generally does not. We pull the permit under our license, never as a homeowner owner-builder permit.
How long does a whole-home remodel take in Las Vegas?
Plan on 4–9 months from contract to final walk-through for a whole-home renovation: 4–8 weeks of design and engineering, 3–6 weeks in permit review depending on the jurisdiction, then 12–24 weeks of construction. Single rooms are much faster — kitchens 8–14 weeks, bathrooms 5–8 weeks.
Do you handle HOA architectural review?
Yes, in-house. We prepare and submit the architectural package for Summerlin Council, Green Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills and the sub-HOAs, and we sequence it in parallel with the city or county permit so it doesn't add weeks to the schedule.
