Construction

Development & Construction

We build what we operate. Licensed general contracting with the core trades in-house means development is executed on our own platform — not brokered out and marked up.

WellboundLV mid-build: the new addition going up behind the pool excavation
WellboundLV mid-build — the new addition going up behind the pool excavation, all by our own crews.
What's included

The work, in plain terms

Every engagement is scoped to the property and the goal — these are the capabilities we bring to it.

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Ground-up

Ground-Up Development

Purpose-built from the first drawing — capacity, amenities, and revenue designed together instead of retrofitted after the fact.

Reposition

Repositioning & Renovation

Added capacity, amenity upgrades, and new revenue layers for existing properties — phased so the asset can keep earning while the work happens.

Structures

Secondary Structures

Put the back of the lot to work: guest suites and wellness or training buildings that lift the stay, or 5,000+ sq ft storage, warehouse and light-production buildings that earn from tenants regardless of occupancy — verified parcel by parcel under code, zoning, and permitting review.

Trades

In-House Licensed Trades

Nevada license classifications spanning general building, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and fire protection — the trades that drive schedule and cost, under one roof.

Open book

Open-Book Delivery

Guaranteed maximum pricing with disclosed trade costs, and funds released against completed work — not against a calendar.

Control

Change-Order Discipline

Significant changes require sign-off before they happen. The most common way construction disappoints an owner is the one we engineer out first.

In practice

Built by our own crews

The WellboundLV rebuild, from bare framing to a finished villa — what in-house trades and open-book tracking look like on a real project.

Completed

A 765 sq ft kitchen addition

A new chef’s kitchen and 20-seat dining room, with a rooftop deck above and a wall of folding glass opening onto the pool.

  • Framed, roofed and finished by our own crews
  • Folding glass wall onto the new pool
  • Rooftop deck built above it
Completed

Garage to guest space

Part of the garage converted into a bedroom suite with its own bath, and the rest into a game room — adding sleeping capacity without adding footprint.

Completed

Walls opened for glass

Exterior walls opened up and re-framed for folding glass, so the main living spaces open straight onto the pool and yard.

Completed

A rooftop deck

A new deck built over the addition, adding an outdoor level to the property with views toward the Strip.

Completed

The outdoor build

A new pool and 15-person spa, two cedar saunas, a 20-seat hibachi and outdoor kitchen, a four-screen outdoor theater and a pickleball court — delivered in about five months, with more than 2,000 line items tracked against receipts and timesheets.

See the finished villa
Why it performs

What makes this different

Builder-operator alignment

We build things we will have to operate and market — which changes what gets value-engineered.

Cost transparency

Open books and a guaranteed maximum turn the usual markup stack into a visible, controlled number.

Schedule control

The trades that most often stall a project are in-house, so the critical path answers to us.

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