Handyman in Seven Hills

Seven Hills had a false start. A community on this land was first proposed in the mid-1980s by Japan-based Cosmo World, and that project was cancelled in 1991 when the company went bankrupt. Forest City Enterprises bought the site in 1993 with Canadian developer Terry Johnston, American Nevada Corporation joined as development manager in January 1996, and work was underway by that April. For a handyman in Seven Hills, the takeaway is simple: these houses went up from the late 1990s on.

The city's master plan map puts Seven Hills at about 1,285 acres, half a mile east of Henderson Executive Airport. Its golf course opened in 1997 as Rio Secco, a Rees Jones design, and was renamed Serket Golf Club in 2025. Seven Hills also has a master homeowners association, plus neighborhood associations such as Capistrano at Seven Hills.

A house from 1998 is now close to 30 years old, and one from 2005 is past 20. At that age the first remodel is often due. Kitchens get new tile, lighting and cabinet repair or a full kitchen remodel. A primary bath with a big soaking tub can trade it for a large walk-in shower, and dated fixtures get replaced along the way.

Hillside lots bring their own wear. Where a house has tall ceilings and big view windows, afternoon sun fades floors and paint, and a ceiling fan or chandelier can sit well out of reach of a step stool. We bring the ladders or scaffold the height calls for.

If your enclave is gated, put us on the guest list for the work day, and add any supplier making a delivery.

Exterior changes go through association review, and with a master association and a neighborhood association there can be two sets of rules to check. Permits come from the City of Henderson, and we tell you before starting if your project needs one.