Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
• Flooring
  Wooden floors not only add to the look of your home, but they are low maintenance and easy to clean. This type of flooring is durable and goes perfectly with any type of decor you choose to put in your house.
• Cabinet Installation

Exterior

• Garage Door Repair/Replacement
  Home Security is a must if you plan on protecting your valuables and your family. With advanced technology, home security systems can also allow you remote access to your home such as garage door openers, controlling the thermostat, and more. Through internet-enabled smart security devices, homeowners can keep an eye on their property wherever they are, delivering peace of mind.
• Residential Roof Repair
  Building materials can help make a difference in slowing down the effects climate change has on the valley. Glass with specific tints and certain roofing materials can reflect instead of absorbing the sunlight. Buildings can be built to be carbon-neutral by switching to electricity from renewable sources, replacing natural gas appliances with electric, and using low-carbon concrete alternatives. Homeowners can consider having a green roof built to help cool down interior temperatures and offset the “urban heat island” effect, which occurs when city asphalt surfaces absorb and radiate heat, increasing the local air temperature. Such building strategies and material choices can help homeowners to reduce the temperatures of their homes and reduce their environmental impact, especially important for the climate of Las Vegas.
• Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

General

• Insulation
  However, building a steel frame is not the only thing that can provide fire protection. Non-combustible cladding, such as aluminum, stone, or ceramic, can improve fire resistance. These materials will not burn, protecting the home when faced with a fire. Another building trend is solid-wall construction, which consists of a concrete interior covered with foam insulation, followed by another layer of concrete or stucco. Alternatively, some builders may use a steel frame with foam, covered with concrete. This allows for up to 4 hours of fire resistance, during which the fire should have enough time to pass, protecting the home from destruction.