Bathroom Remodels in Centennial Hills2026-10-20T11:26:49-07:00
A luxurious bathroom remodel by Kingdom & Co in Summerlin, Las Vegas, featuring a modern glass shower, freestanding tub, and sleek black decor.
Primary spa suite with steam shower, cedar sauna, and dual vanity in Summerlin by Kingdom & Co.
Primary bathroom panoramic view with natural wood oak vanity cabinetry, hanging brass pendant lights, freestanding white soaking tub by large windows, and shiplap walls at Magnolia Heights Estate
A luxurious bathroom remodel by Kingdom & Co in Summerlin, Las Vegas, featuring a sleek black vanity, freestanding tub, and illuminated mirror.

Luxury Bathroom Remodels in Centennial Hills
Designed & Built Under One Roof 

Centennial Hills is Northwest Las Vegas’s master-plan corridor — Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, and Tule Springs. The homes here were mostly built after 2000, which means strong bones, modern plumbing and electrical, and bathrooms that typically fall into one pattern: builder-grade primary baths that worked fine on day one and now hold back the rest of a Custom-tier home.

Kingdom & Co. brings the same in-house design and construction team that produced our NARI 2025 and 2026 Regional Winners — The Parker and The Lexington — to Centennial Hills bathroom remodels. Every project is design-build under one contract: no subcontractor hand-offs, no permit coordination you have to manage, no scope gaps between what was drawn and what gets built.

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Featured in Architectural Digest
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As seen on HGTV

Nevada State Contractors Board Licenses #0091618 and #0091629 with an unlimited monetary limit — state-approved to design and build projects of any size.

Bathroom remodels we Design & Build
in Centennial Hills

Freestanding tub, zero-threshold or steam shower, dual vanities, heated floors, custom cabinetry, dedicated water closet. On newer-construction Centennial Hills homes, scope often focuses on upgrading finishes and layout within the existing plumbing footprint rather than full systems replacement. Timeline 14–24 weeks.

Full gut and rebuild with new vanity, tub-to-shower conversion or custom shower rebuild, tile throughout, lighting plan, and plumbing updates. Timeline 8–14 weeks.

Statement vanity, custom millwork, feature wall tile or wallpaper, bespoke lighting. Timeline 4–8 weeks.

The most common Centennial Hills bathroom remodel: a 2000s-era builder primary that needs new cabinetry, stone, tile, and fixtures to match the standard of the rest of the home. Often paired with closet reconfiguration.

Full primary bath remodel combined with reconfigured primary closet. On newer homes with usable existing footprints, this is where the design value lives — rethinking how the suite flows rather than expanding square footage.

Common in Skye Canyon and Providence estates with pool-side guest wings.

Why Centennial Hills
Bathroom Remodels Need a Design-Build Partner

Centennial Hills bathroom remodels are a different design problem than Henderson or Central Las Vegas. The homes are newer (mostly post-2000), the plumbing and electrical are already up to modern code, and the challenge isn’t the systems underneath — it’s the finishes, layout, and cabinetry that were installed to developer spec and now need to come up to Custom-tier.

The Builder-Grade Primary Bath Problem

A Centennial Hills builder-primary from the 2000s or 2010s typically has: a drop-in tub, a prefab shower pan, laminate or basic stone counters, standard-grade cabinetry, and a layout optimized for build cost rather than daily use. All of it functions. None of it reads as the Custom-tier bathroom these homes earn once the rest of the house gets updated. A luxury bathroom remodel in Centennial Hills is almost always a finish and layout reimagining inside existing good bones.

Master-Plan HOA Architectural Review

Skye Canyon, Providence, and the surrounding Centennial Hills master plans have active HOA architectural review processes. Interior-only bathroom remodels typically don’t trigger review, but any scope with exterior-visible changes (window additions, exterior exhaust vents, modifications to walls facing streets) requires architectural approval. Kingdom & Co. confirms HOA review requirements at the start of every project.

Working Inside Existing Footprints

Centennial Hills homes typically can’t expand bathroom square footage without pushing into primary bedrooms or closets. That’s actually an advantage in design: it forces zoning decisions. A 150-sq-ft primary bath that reads as one open room functions worse than the same space divided into four zones — walk-in shower, soaking tub area, dual-vanity, dedicated water closet. The design value in a Centennial Hills bathroom remodel is in the zoning, not the square footage.

Kingdom & Co.’s Design-Build Approach

Our design phase on a Centennial Hills bathroom remodel includes an on-site walk-through with both design and construction team members present. We confirm what’s inside the walls — plumbing locations, electrical loads, structural framing — so the design is written against the real conditions. On newer-construction homes this phase is faster than on pre-1980 Central LV homes, but it still catches the surprises that would otherwise show up in construction.

Kingdom & Co. in Centennial Hills

Kingdom & Co. designed and built The Mayfair in Skye Canyon — a warm modern remodel of the kitchen, living room, and dining room that reimagined the home’s main living spaces around white shaker cabinetry, white quartz countertops, brass fixtures, light wood island base, and a marble-look slab backsplash. The scope was main-floor living, not bathrooms, but the project is a representative example of the design-build standard we bring to every Centennial Hills remodel.

See The Mayfair project

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Permits, HOA, Approval &
The City of Las Vegas Process

Nevada ROAD Act (2025) — Defined Response Windows

Nevada’s Residential Owner-Approval Decision (ROAD) Act set defined windows for HOA architectural review responses on home remodels. For Centennial Hills homeowners inside Skye Canyon, Providence, and other master-plan communities, this means your architectural review submittal has a bounded response timeline — not an open-ended wait.

Centennial Hills HOA & Architectural Review

Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, and the surrounding Centennial Hills master plans each have active architectural review processes with their own design guidelines. Interior-only bathroom remodels typically don’t trigger review, but exterior-visible changes (window additions, exterior exhaust vents, modifications to walls facing streets or common areas) do. Kingdom & Co. confirms HOA review requirements at the start of every project.

End-to-End Permit Management

Kingdom & Co. pulls all City of Las Vegas permits as part of our design-build contract. Plumbing, electrical, mechanical (for steam showers and chromotherapy installs), and structural permits are all handled by our team.

What we’ve learned from
100+ Las Vegas bathroom remodels

After more than a decade designing and building luxury bathroom remodels across the Las Vegas Valley — including newer-construction Centennial Hills homes — three patterns show up on nearly every primary bath project.

A 150-sq-ft primary bath designed as distinct zones — walk-in shower, soaking tub area, dual-vanity, dedicated water closet — functions better than a 250-sq-ft bath that reads as one open room. On Centennial Hills footprints where expanding square footage isn’t an option, zoning the existing envelope is where the design value lives.

On a Centennial Hills builder-primary, the single biggest shift from builder-grade to Custom-tier comes from the finish selections: natural stone slab counters and shower surrounds, custom shaker or inset cabinetry in the right wood and finish, bespoke tile over prefab shower pans, and real hardware over builder-standard fixtures. Layout tweaks matter; finishes transform the room.

Clients almost never put these on the first wish list. By the end of the project, they’re the features they say they’d never build without again. A dedicated steam shower, in-suite sauna, or heated primary floors change daily life in a way homeowners don’t anticipate until they’re living with them.

Primary bathroom double vanity with twin brass-framed arched mirrors, white oak shaker cabinetry, calacatta marble waterfall countertop, and a central brass pendant at The Charleston Southern Highlands remodel.

The Charleston, Henderson

Our 3-Phase Central Las Vegas Bathroom Remodel Process

01. Consultation (complimentary)

We meet you at your Centennial Hills home, walk the existing bathroom, listen to how you use the space, and discuss scope and budget range. One hour, no obligation.

02. Design

Floor plans, 3D renderings, finish and fixture selections, plumbing layout confirmation, and a detailed line-item estimate. Every allowance locked before demo. Permit submittals filed in parallel.

03. Construction

In-house construction team executes under one contract. Weekly client updates. City of Las Vegas permit inspections coordinated by our team. HOA architectural review inspections coordinated as needed. Final walk-through at completion.

Why Centennial Hills Homeowners
Choose Kingdom & Co.

Our Centennial office at 8311 Farm Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89131 is minutes from Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, and Tule Springs. Site visits, selections, and consultation meetings happen on your schedule, by appointment only.

Design and construction come from one team. No subcontractor hand-offs, no “that’s not what we drew” problems, no scope gaps between designer and GC.

The design standard that won our back-to-back NARI awards for The Parker and The Lexington is the same standard we bring to Central Las Vegas luxury bathroom remodels.

Nevada State Contractors Board #0091618 and #0091629. State-approved to design and build projects of any size.

Ready to start your Centennial Hills bathroom remodel?

Book your complimentary consultation.

Or

Visit Our Centennial Office, by appointment only: 8311 Farm Rd Las Vegas, NV 89131

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Centennial Hills?2026-11-09T16:22:07-08:00

Luxury bathroom remodels in Centennial Hills at Kingdom & Co. generally range from $15,000 for a powder room to $250,000 for a full spa primary bath with freestanding tub, steam shower, dual vanities, heated floors, and custom cabinetry. Secondary and guest baths typically fall between $60,000 and $80,000. The most common Centennial Hills scope — a builder-grade primary bath upgrade with Custom-tier finishes — typically falls in the $125,000 to $200,000 range. Every estimate is a detailed line-item breakdown.

How long does a bathroom remodel take in Centennial Hills?2026-11-09T16:21:35-08:00

Most Kingdom & Co. Centennial Hills bathroom remodels take 4 to 24 weeks from permit to final walk-through. Powder rooms run 4 to 8 weeks. Secondary and guest baths run 8 to 14 weeks. Spa primary baths with structural work, steam showers, or sauna additions run 14 to 24 weeks.

How much does a bathroom remodel increase home value in Centennial Hills?2026-10-14T16:35:06-07:00

A luxury bathroom remodel on a Centennial Hills home typically returns the strongest resale value when it brings the primary bath up to the Custom-tier standard the rest of the home is already carrying. The homes that command the highest Skye Canyon, Providence, and Iron Mountain Ranch resale prices are the ones where the primary bath reads as intentional and Custom-tier rather than developer-grade. Across the Centennial Hills luxury segment, the full-remodel tier ($125,000 to $250,000+) is where resale impact and daily livability align best.

Do I need a permit to remodel my bathroom in Centennial Hills?2026-10-15T11:22:57-07:00

Yes, in nearly every case. The City of Las Vegas requires permits for plumbing relocations, electrical work (new circuits, outlets, exhaust fans), mechanical work (steam showers, chromotherapy installations), and structural changes. HOA communities like Skye Canyon, Providence, and Iron Mountain Ranch may also require architectural review for exterior-visible changes. Kingdom & Co. pulls all permits and coordinates HOA review as part of our design-build contract.

Can I live in my home during a Centennial Hills bathroom remodel?2026-10-15T11:22:57-07:00

Yes, as long as another bathroom in the house is usable. We’ll seal the work zone with dust walls and coordinate water shut-offs ahead of time. If the primary bath is the only usable one or structural work is happening on multiple floors, we’ll walk through what day-to-day life will actually look like before you commit.

What Centennial Hills neighborhoods does Kingdom & Co. serve?2026-11-09T15:58:06-08:00

Kingdom & Co. serves homeowners throughout the Centennial Hills area, including Skye Canyon, Providence, Iron Mountain Ranch, Painted Desert, Elkhorn Springs, Tule Springs, and surrounding northwest Las Vegas communities. Our nearest office is on Cheyenne Avenue, just minutes from Centennial Hills.

Ready to start your Centennial Hills bathroom remodel?

Book your complimentary consultation.

Or

Visit Our Centennial Office, by appointment only: 8311 Farm Rd Las Vegas, NV 89131

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