A design-build firm keeps design and construction under one roof. You talk to one team — the same people who draw your remodel are the ones who build it. No architect pointing at the contractor. No contractor blaming the drawings. At DesignZone Remodeling, we design, price, permit, and build across the Las Vegas Valley, start to finish, on one contract.

Licensed & Insured

Nevada State Contractor License #0086793, fully insured

In-House Design Team

designers and builders on one payroll, No handoffs

Written Estimates

line-item pricing before anything gets ordered

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Craftsmanship Warranty

every labor item backed in writing

what a design-build firm actually does

Most people hear "design-build" and picture something vague. Here's the plain version: one company owns the whole project, from the first sketch to the last coat of paint.

That means everything lands with us:

•     Interior design and 3D visualization
•     Space planning and layout changes
•     Load-bearing walls and structural work
•     Permitting and inspections
•     Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC coordination
•     Custom cabinetry, millwork, built-ins
•     Material and finish selection
•     Demolition through final finishing

The old way splits it in two. You hire a designer. Then you hire a separate contractor. Then you spend six months translating between them while the budget drifts and nobody quite owns the mistakes.

A design-build company removes that seam. One point of contact. One schedule. One number you can hold us to. When the person who designed your kitchen is standing in it during the framing, problems get caught on a Tuesday — not three weeks later on a change order.

why design-build makes sense in Las Vegas right now

A lot of homes in the Valley went up fast. Two big building waves — the late '90s and the mid-2000s — filled Summerlin, Henderson, and Spring Valley with houses built to a spec sheet, not to how anyone actually lives.

Closed-off kitchens. Dark hallways. Builder-grade everything.

The bones are usually fine. The layout and finishes are the problem. And that's exactly where a design and build approach earns its keep — because reworking a floor plan means design decisions and structural decisions have to happen together, not in separate rooms.

There's a desert factor too. Materials that look great in a Phoenix showroom warp, fade, or crack under Las Vegas sun and swing-season temperature shifts. We spec for the climate — porcelain that won't fade on a west-facing wall, quartzite that shrugs off heat, sealed stone that holds up in dry air. It's the kind of thing you only know from building here, year after year.

whole-home design-build

This is the heart of what we do — a complete full home renovation, planned and built as one project. A family buys a place with good structure and a tired interior, and instead of patching it room by room over five years, we take the whole thing at once.

Floors, walls, kitchen, baths, lighting, finishes — planned as one project so the house reads as a single home when it's done, not a series of remodels stitched together.

A couple in Summerlin came to us with a 2004 build that "worked, but felt like someone else's house." We opened the kitchen to the living room, moved a load-bearing wall to a beam, and ran rift-cut white oak and warm limestone through the main level. Same footprint. Completely different house.

luxury design-build remodels

For homeowners who want the finish level to match the address. Luxury design-build isn't about the most expensive material in every corner — it's about restraint and getting the details right.

Integrated appliances. Cabinetry with no exposed hardware, nothing breaking the run. Taj Mahal quartzite islands. Plaster range hoods. The kind of work where the craftsmanship is only obvious to people who know what to look for.

Quiet luxury, built by one team that answers for all of it.

single-space design-build

Not every project is the whole house. Sometimes it's one room done properly.

A full kitchen remodel or a bathroom renovation still gets the design-build treatment — 3D plan, material selection, permits, and construction under the same roof. The scope is smaller. The standard doesn't change.

who design-build is right for — and who it isn't

Straight talk saves everyone time.

This is a good fit if you:

•     Own a home in the Las Vegas Valley and want it reworked properly
•     Have a real budget and want one team handling design and build
•     Care more about how it's done than about shaving off the last dollar
•     Want to stop managing contractors and let someone run the project

It's probably not a fit if you:

•     Want the lowest bid on the block
•     Need a single small repair or a one-day job
•     Are planning to DIY and just need a contractor for the hard parts

Two honest notes. First: if you're shopping for the cheapest number, we're probably not your firm. If you want it done right, once, we are.

Second: we're a design-build company for remodels and renovations — not a ground-up home builder. Buying raw land to build new? We'll point you to someone who does that all day. Own a home here and want it transformed? That's us.

what design-build costs in Las Vegas

We don't publish a fixed price list, and here's the honest reason: no two homes and no two families are the same. A written estimate you can actually plan around means we have to see the space first.

What we can give you is a realistic range by scope.

Tier

Typical Range

What's Included

Timeline

Single-Space

$15,000 – $60,000

One room, full design-build — kitchen or bath, finishes, fixtures, lighting

3–8 weeks

Multi-Room

$60,000 – $200,000

Several connected spaces, layout changes, custom cabinetry, structural work

2–5 months

Whole-Home

$200,000 – $400,000+

Full interior, structural reconfiguration, premium custom finishes, systems

6–12 months

Every range covers design, materials, labor, and project management. Permit fees, when required, are quoted separately. After an in-home consultation you get a detailed, line-item estimate in writing — before a single wall comes down.

our design-build process

Five steps. Same on every project, whether it's one bathroom or the whole house.

in-home consultation

We walk the space with you, hear what's working and what isn't, and talk real numbers. No pressure, no ballpark you can't trust.

design & 3d visualization

We walk the space with you, hear what's working and what isn't, and talk real numbers. No pressure, no ballpark you can't trust.

permitting

We handle permits and inspections for structural, plumbing, and electrical work. In Las Vegas that usually adds two to four weeks before construction starts.

construction

Our own crew runs demolition through finish work — daily supervision, one schedule, no subcontracted design team pointing fingers.

walkthrough

We go through every space with you and don't hand over the keys until it's right.

what we put in writing

A written estimate with line items, agreed before we start.

A craftsmanship warranty covering all labor after completion

An in-house crew — design and build stay on one team, no outside handoffs

A 3D model so you approve the design before construction, not after

design-build faqs – Las Vegas

what's the difference between design-build and hiring an architect and contractor separately?

With design-build, one firm handles both. You sign one contract and deal with one team, so the design and the construction budget stay aligned from day one. Hiring separately means you manage the relationship between two companies — and you're the one caught in the middle when they disagree.

do you handle permits?

Yes. As a licensed Nevada contractor, we pull and manage all required permits for structural, plumbing, and electrical work, and we coordinate the inspections. You don't deal with the county.

how much does a design-build remodel cost in Las Vegas?

It depends on scope. Single-room projects generally run $15,000 to $60,000; multi-room projects $60,000 to $200,000; whole-home work $200,000 and up. You get a written, itemized estimate after an in-home consultation.

how long does a design-build project take?

A single space is often 3 to 8 weeks. Larger and whole-home projects run 2 to 12 months depending on structural scope. Permitting typically adds two to four weeks up front. We confirm your timeline in writing at the planning stage.

what makes designzone different from other design-build companies in Las Vegas?

Design and construction stay on one in-house team — no outside handoffs, no blame-shifting between a designer and a builder who've never met. You get a 3D model before we build, a written estimate before we start, and a warranty on the work when we're done.

design-build firm in Las Vegas — one team designs and builds your remodel