We serve homes near Nevada State University with full bathroom remodels, tile work, and custom finishes.
The neighborhood around Nevada State University sits in the northwest Las Vegas Valley. Homes here were mostly built between 1995 and 2008. That means a lot of builder-grade bathrooms with cultured marble counters, basic tub surrounds, and fixtures that are showing their age. Las Vegas hard water has been running through those pipes for 15 to 25 years. Calcium buildup and cracked grout are common. The desert heat also dries out caulk fast, so seals around tubs and showers fail sooner than homeowners expect. We've worked in this part of town and know exactly what these bathrooms look like before we even walk in the door. Families near Black Mountain Ranch Park and the university campus are choosing full gut remodels more often than simple touch-ups.[1]
Most homes in this area were built during the same decade. So we see the same issues come up again and again. Caliche clay soil causes floors to shift, which cracks tile over time. And low desert humidity dries out grout and wood faster than homeowners realize.
Many homes near Nevada State University have old garden tubs that nobody uses. We remove them and build custom tile showers in their place. It's one of the most common requests we get in this neighborhood.
Caliche soil shifts under slabs in this part of the valley. That movement cracks bathroom floor tile over time. We level the subfloor first, then install new tile so it lasts.
Builder-grade vanities from the early 2000s are worn out in most homes near the university. We install custom cabinetry and new countertops that match how homeowners actually use the space.
Grout in older showers near Black Mountain Ranch Park fails from years of hard water and heat. We tear out the old tile, waterproof the walls properly, and install new porcelain or natural stone.
We travel to the Nevada State University area regularly. Most jobs in this part of northwest Las Vegas are a straightforward drive from our location on Farm Road. We also serve nearby areas across the valley, so scheduling is flexible.
From Nevada State University on Nevada State Drive, head north to US-95 North. Take US-95 North toward Summerlin and exit at Farm Road. Our shop at 8414 Farm Road is about 20 to 25 minutes from the university campus depending on traffic.
We come to you for the initial walkthrough and all the work itself. You don't need to visit our shop. But if you'd like to see tile samples or cabinet options in person, we're happy to have you stop by.
Get DirectionsCall The Hanson Company at (702) 338-4267 and we'll set up a time to walk through your bathroom.
Here are answers to questions we hear often from homeowners near Nevada State University.
Yes, we come to you. We schedule an in-home walkthrough so we can see the bathroom before quoting anything. It's the only way to give you an honest price.
Cracked grout and failing caulk come up most. Hard water and desert heat dry everything out faster here than in most other climates. We fix the root cause, the surface.
It depends on the season. Fall and winter book fast because the weather is better for construction. Call us at (702) 338-4267 and we'll give you a current timeline.
Most mid-range bathroom remodels in this part of Las Vegas run between $8,000 and $20,000. The final number depends on size, materials, and how much of the existing work we can keep. We give you a clear quote before anything starts.
We start with an in-home consultation, then move to design and material selection. After that comes permitting if needed, then the build, and finally a walkthrough with you to confirm everything is right. No step gets skipped.
Not usually. Homes near Nevada State University have standard driveways and street parking. We bring our own tools and materials, and we keep the job site clean and organized each day.
We opened in 2021, but our team brings over 25 years of hands-on remodeling experience. Our employees were trained directly by the owner. You get a seasoned crew, not a crew learning on your home.
