Kitchen Remodeling in Spring Valley, NV

If you are looking into kitchen remodeling in Spring Valley, there is a good chance your house went up during the town's big building boom. Spring Valley's population went from 51,726 in 1990 to 117,390 in 2000 and 178,395 in 2010, according to census figures on Wikipedia. Homes from those years were built quickly and to the taste of the day: a kitchen tucked behind a wall, a small eat-in nook and a breakfast bar that sits a few inches too high. In homes like these, a kitchen remodel that changes how the space works, not only how it looks, is often the bigger payoff.

Where it started. The area traces back to a racetrack. Stardust International Raceway was built here in 1965, and Pardee Homes bought the land in 1970 to begin a master-planned community. The name came from the community's views of the Spring Mountains. Clark County created the town of Spring Valley in May 1981 after residents petitioned for it.

County, not city. Spring Valley is an unincorporated town and census-designated place. It has no city hall of its own; the Clark County Commission governs it, with input from a Town Advisory Board. For homeowners, that means permitted kitchen work goes through Clark County rather than the City of Las Vegas, even though the mailing address says Las Vegas. We check this for every address before we plan work that moves a sink, gas line or circuit.

Layout and island changes we plan here

• Removing or shortening the wall between the kitchen and family room
• Lowering a raised bar to one counter height so the kitchen reads as one surface
• Turning a breakfast nook into a larger island with seating
• Moving the range to an outside wall for better venting
• Rearranging the work triangle so two people can cook at once

Kitchens that get used hard. Spring Valley is one of the most diverse parts of the valley. In the 2020 census, residents were 37.1% non-Hispanic white, 22% Hispanic or Latino, 21.1% Asian and 12.3% Black. The Spring Mountain Road corridor, designated Chinatown in 1999, draws people from across the region to shop for groceries and dine out. Many households here cook a lot, sometimes for big families. That pushes us toward strong range hoods vented outside, deep drawers for pots and woks, a large single-bowl sink and countertops that stand up to heat and daily scrubbing.

Dense, close-set homes. With 215,597 residents on roughly 33 to 35 square miles, Spring Valley had a density of about 6,072 people per square mile in 2020. Lots are tight and driveways are short. We plan where the dumpster or trailer goes, keep cutting noise to reasonable hours and keep materials out of shared walkways, especially in townhome and condo communities with their own association rules.

Other services. Not every Spring Valley kitchen needs walls moved. We also handle cabinet replacement and refacing, new countertops, backsplash and kitchen flooring, and smaller updates on a budget, such as new doors, hardware, lighting and a faucet.

Next step. Call (725) 330-5517 for a free visit. We look at the walls you want gone, check what runs through them, and give you a written quote with options, from a full opening to a partial pass-through, so you can choose what fits your budget.

Call (725) 330-5517