Commercial AC / rooftop unit
$9,000 – $28,000
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What These Jobs Run Locally
Estimated ranges while our bid archive fills up. As completed jobs come in, you’ll see real, dated price ranges from licensed contractors.
Tile roof underlayment replacement
$12,000 – $28,000
Get real bids for this →Roof replacement
$9,000 – $25,000
Get real bids for this →Full yard landscaping / redesign
$6,000 – $25,000
Get real bids for this →Pavers / patio / hardscape
$3,500 – $15,000
Get real bids for this →Whole-house repipe
$4,500 – $13,000
Get real bids for this →These are our estimates, not bids — no contractor has quoted these numbers. The only way to find out what your job actually costs is to request bids.
How it works in North Las Vegas
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Describe the job once
Guided questions written by the trade, plus photos. About five minutes.
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Licensed companies bid
Up to five answer with a price, what it covers, the warranty and the earliest start.
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Compare like for like
Every bid answers the same written scope, so the differences between them are real.
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You choose — then they get your details
Until you accept one, nobody has anything to call you about. After, only that company does.
What these jobs cost around North Las Vegas
The valley is one labour market, so these do not change at the city line — they are our estimates for North Las Vegas and everywhere around it. As jobs close, each is replaced by what contractors actually bid.
- Commercial AC / rooftop unit$9,000 – $28,000
- Tile roof underlayment replacement$12,000 – $28,000
- Roof replacement$9,000 – $25,000
- Full yard landscaping / redesign$6,000 – $25,000
- Pavers / patio / hardscape$3,500 – $15,000
- Whole-house repipe$4,500 – $13,000
- Sewer line repair or replacement$3,000 – $12,000
- Artificial turf installation$4,000 – $12,000
- AC replacement / new system$6,400 – $11,000
- Desert landscaping / grass removal$3,000 – $10,000
- Furnace / heating replacement$3,200 – $7,500
- Flat / foam roof recoat$2,500 – $7,500
A range is not a quote. What your job costs depends on the equipment, the access and the condition of what is already there — which is what the bids are for.
What North Las Vegas is getting bids on
AC replacement / new systemRoof replacementWater heater replacementCommercial AC / rooftop unitWhole-house repipeAC repair — not coolingSewer line repair or replacementWater damage restorationTile roof underlayment replacementRoof repair / leakFurnace / heating replacementTankless water heater installFlat / foam roof recoatSlab leak / hidden leak repairMold remediationFull yard landscaping / redesignArtificial turf installationPavers / patio / hardscape
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Checked against the Nevada board
Every bidding company's license is checked with the Nevada State Contractors Board, with its classification and status shown on its company profile.
How we verify →Every bid says what it assumes
A price on its own is not comparable. Each bid carries the equipment, the warranty, the earliest start and the date the offer lapses — so you can see what a cheaper number left out.
Bids are scored against the final invoice
After a job finishes, the person who paid tells us whether the invoice matched the bid. That record is public, which is what makes an accurate bid worth more to a company than a low one.
Nobody buys their way to the front
A company cannot buy your job, buy an earlier look at it, or pay to be ranked above one that bid better. Every licensed company in the trade sees it at once.
How we rank →Who bids on a North Las Vegas job
A contractor’s licence in Nevada is issued by the state, not by the city. A company based in North Las Vegas and one based twenty minutes away hold the same licence and are checked against the same board, which is why a North Las Vegas job usually draws bidders from across the valley rather than from a single ZIP code.
That is the point rather than a compromise. Limiting a North Las Vegas job to companies with a North Las Vegas address would narrow it to whoever happens to be nearby, which is not a market — it is a coincidence. Every licensed company in the trade sees the same written job at the same moment, and the one that wins it wrote the best bid.
What does change with the address is drive time and scheduling, and both show up in the bid itself. Each one states the earliest the company could start and how long the price stands, so the trade-off is written down in front of you instead of discovered later.
Companies listed in North Las Vegas
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Browse the directory →Questions about bidding in North Las Vegas
Do I need to be home for a contractor to bid?
No. Bids are written against your description of the job and the photos you upload, so nothing has to be scheduled before you have prices in front of you. If the work needs someone to look at it in person, that happens after you have chosen a company — not as the price of finding out what it costs.
Are the contractors licensed to work in North Las Vegas?
Contractor licences in Nevada are issued by the state, so a licence is checked against the Nevada State Contractors Board rather than against a city. Every bidding company’s licence is checked, and its classification and status are shown on its company profile. How we verify sets out what that check covers.
Will companies from outside North Las Vegas bid on my job?
Usually, yes. The Las Vegas valley is one labour market, and a company twenty minutes away holds exactly the same state licence as one down the street. It is why a job here draws a real field rather than the two or three firms that happen to have the nearest address.
How many bids will I get?
Up to five. That is a cap rather than a target: five written bids answering the same scope is enough to see the shape of the market, and past that you are reading the same information again. It also keeps bidding worth a company’s time, which is what keeps the bids considered rather than thrown out.
How long does a bid stay valid?
Each bid states its own terms — the earliest the company could start, and the date the price lapses. You read that before you accept it, so there is no version of this where the number is only good if you sign tonight.