Central Las Vegas Home Remodel — Design-Build for Historic & Established Homes

Central Las Vegas is home to some of the valley’s most architecturally distinctive neighborhoods — mid-century ranches in Paradise Palms, estate properties behind the gates of Scotch 80s and Rancho Circle, character-rich bungalows in Huntridge and John S. Park, and sprawling lots along the Las Vegas Country Club corridor. A central Las Vegas home remodel in these neighborhoods is less about updating a builder-grade floor plan and more about honoring the bones of a home that was built with intention, while bringing its systems, finishes, and livability into the present.

Kingdom & Co. is a design-build firm with five offices across the Las Vegas Valley. We specialize in the kind of remodeling that older, established homes demand — where structural upgrades, outdated mechanicals, and architectural preservation intersect with modern design expectations.

Remodeling in Central Las Vegas presents challenges that newer master-planned communities rarely encounter. Homes built between the 1940s and 1980s often have galley kitchens never designed for open-concept living, original plumbing and electrical systems that need full replacement, single-pane windows, and floor plans that predate the way families use a home today. A successful central Las Vegas home remodel requires a firm that can navigate these realities — not just cosmetically update surfaces.

Kingdom & Co. has been recognized as a 2x NARI Remodeler of the Year regional winner, featured across eight episodes of HGTV’s Property Brothers, and listed in the Architectural Digest AD PRO Directory three consecutive years. We are members of the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association and the National Association of the Remodeling Industry. Our design-build process pairs architectural planning with hands-on construction management, which is especially critical for older homes where surprises behind walls are the norm, not the exception.

Our portfolio includes projects throughout the Las Vegas Valley — from estates in Southern Highlands and Summerlin to custom homes in Henderson and Lake Las Vegas. The structural and design challenges we solve in those communities mirror the work Central Las Vegas homeowners need: opening up compartmentalized floor plans, modernizing kitchens and bathrooms, and bringing dated systems up to current code while preserving architectural character.

Browse our projects to see our approach in action, then schedule a walk-through at your Central Las Vegas property to discuss what your home needs.

Homes in neighborhoods like Scotch 80s, McNeil Estates, Beverly Green, and the Las Vegas Country Club area were built across several decades — each with its own construction methods and design conventions. A central Las Vegas home remodel in a 1950s ranch looks fundamentally different from one in a 1970s contemporary. But the underlying themes are consistent: modernizing infrastructure, reclaiming wasted space, and aligning the home’s design with how the owner actually lives.

Common project scopes for Central Las Vegas homes include:

• Kitchen remodels — opening galley kitchens into living areas, custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and appliance integration
• Bathroom overhauls — converting original tile-and-tub bathrooms into spa-inspired primary suites with walk-in showers and heated flooring
• Structural reconfiguration — removing load-bearing walls to create open-concept layouts in compartmentalized floor plans
• System upgrades — replacing original plumbing, upgrading electrical panels, and improving insulation as part of a larger remodel
• Outdoor living — covered patios, outdoor kitchens, and pool renovations on the oversized lots typical of Central Las Vegas
• Additions and casitas — expanding square footage on lots that are often twice the size of those in newer communities

Central Las Vegas spans two jurisdictions. Most neighborhoods — including Scotch 80s, Rancho Circle, Huntridge, John S. Park, and McNeil Estates — fall within the City of Las Vegas, where permits are issued through the City of Las Vegas Development Services Center. However, pockets of Central Las Vegas (Winchester, parts of Paradise) are unincorporated Clark County, where permits go through the Clark County Building Department.

For older homes, permitting often involves additional considerations: bringing existing electrical and plumbing up to current code during a remodel, addressing structural changes in homes that predate modern building standards, and navigating setback or lot-coverage requirements on properties that were platted under different rules. Kingdom & Co. manages the full permitting process — city or county — as a standard part of every central Las Vegas home remodel.

We begin every project with a consultation — either at one of our offices or at your home. For Central Las Vegas homeowners, we find the on-site visit is particularly valuable: walking through a 1960s ranch or a Scotch 80s estate reveals structural realities that floor plans alone don’t capture. From that initial meeting, our team develops a design concept, a realistic scope, and a project timeline tailored to the home’s age, condition, and your priorities.

Explore our portfolio for completed projects across the Las Vegas Valley, then reach out to schedule your central Las Vegas home remodel consultation.