Handyman in Enterprise

Enterprise is where much of the valley's newest housing went up, and a handyman in Enterprise spends more time finishing houses than rescuing them. PrimeFix covers the whole town, from Mountains Edge and Southern Highlands to the Silverado Ranch area, and we take calls 24 hours a day.

Clark County formed Enterprise as an unincorporated town on December 17, 1996, after residents petitioned to keep a semi-rural feel and avoid annexation by Henderson. That feel did not last long. The town had fewer than 15,000 residents in 2000 and about 221,800 by 2020.

Most Enterprise homes were built after 2000, so the walls, wiring and plumbing are usually in good shape. The requests are about making a builder-spec house fit the people living in it: TV mounting with cords hidden in the wall, ceiling fan installation in bedrooms that only have a light, pendant lights over an island, and custom closets that use the full height of the room.

Garages are their own project: shelving, a spot for a second refrigerator, or a washer and dryer installed. A doggie door through a slider or an exterior wall is on the list too; we seal the frame so desert dust stays outside. Las Vegas reached 100°F or more on 112 days in 2024, so any new opening in the house needs to close up tight.

Large parts of Enterprise sit inside master-planned communities with their own associations. In Mountains Edge, for example, the master association reviews exterior changes only after the neighborhood sub-association approves them. Anything visible outside, such as exterior paint or a new front door, should have approval in hand before we start.

Enterprise is unincorporated, so building permits here go through Clark County rather than any city. If a bathroom or kitchen remodel calls for one, we say so at the start.