Handyman in Rhodes Ranch

Rhodes Ranch is a guard-gated, patrolled master-planned community in the southwest valley, built around the Rhodes Ranch Golf Club. As a handyman in Rhodes Ranch, PrimeFix takes on repairs, installs and remodels in its single-family homes, and our phones are staffed 24 hours a day.

Jim Rhodes acquired the first 950 acres from the Bureau of Land Management in March 1996, and the full plan grew to 1,330 acres. Right after Enterprise became a town in late 1996, county commissioners moved Rhodes Ranch into Spring Valley, which is why it belongs to Spring Valley today. The Ted Robinson-designed golf course opened on November 6, 1997. Its entrance features a Rhodes Ranch sign in giant letters styled after the Hollywood Sign.

Building ran in phases. About 700 homes stood by 2000, the Rhodes companies filed for bankruptcy in 2009, and Century Communities bought the property in 2014. By 2018 the community had 3,795 single-family homes, so late-1990s houses sit near ones barely a decade old.

That spread changes the job. In the oldest homes, expect worn grout, faucets scaled by hard water and 1990s builder lighting, which caulking and grout work, plumbing repair and lighting installation take care of. In newer homes the list leans toward TV mounting, fans and custom closets. A bathroom remodel fits either one when a tub-shower combo no longer suits the household.

The Rhodes Ranch Association manages the community and amenities like the Fun Zone water park and a 35,000-square-foot recreation center. Because the community is gated and patrolled, plan on adding us to your guest list for each work day. Ask the gate how far ahead names should be sent.

Exterior changes generally go through the association first. Permits are a separate matter: Rhodes Ranch is in unincorporated Spring Valley, so Clark County issues them, not the City of Las Vegas. When a job needs one, we raise it before anything is scheduled.