Accessory building construction in Clark County, NV

We build detached garages, workshops, storage sheds, pool houses, game rooms, and similar structures on residential lots across Clark County. Each structure is built to match the zoning rules for your specific city or unincorporated area.

Yes, most accessory buildings in Las Vegas and Henderson require a building permit. Structures under 200 square feet in Las Vegas or under 120 square feet in Henderson with no electrical or plumbing may be exempt, but anything larger needs to go through the permit process.

We review your property's zoning district and applicable setback rules before any work begins. Clark County and each city within the valley have their own standards, and we build to those requirements from the ground up.

Yes, we work on properties with HOA oversight in Henderson, North Las Vegas, and across the valley. HOA architectural approval is a separate step from the city permit process, and we factor that into the project scope.

Yes, we serve Boulder City along with Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and unincorporated Clark County. Each jurisdiction has its own rules, and we apply the correct standards for your specific location.

A contractor who knows Clark County's zoning code, local inspection expectations, and how valley lots are typically configured will catch issues before they become costly problems. Coltyn Simmons has worked in Nevada construction since 1996 and knows this market from the ground up.