Flat-pack built square, shelves that hold, blinds hung straight. I handle assembly and secure wall installation across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Enterprise.
Licensed & insured · 90‑day workmanship warranty · Parts at cost + 20% (receipt shown at time of service)
Quick Answer: Assembly and install work in Las Vegas typically ranges from $149 to $500, depending on the item, wall type, anchoring needs, and how many pieces are being installed.
Mounting a television? That has its own page — TV mounting in Las Vegas.
I see a lot of rushed work in Las Vegas homes - shelves out of level, blinds that do not line up, wardrobes racked out of square, or furniture assembled loosely enough to wobble within a month. Building square and anchoring properly matters, especially when the wall finish is already done and you only want to do it once.
| Service | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Simple furniture assembly | $149–$250 |
| Shelving, blinds, or curtain hardware | $175–$350 |
| Multiple installs or heavier anchoring | $350–$500+ |
Final price depends on the item, wall type, anchoring needs, and access. A $149 minimum applies to any visit, and you see the price before you book. TV mounting is priced separately on its own page.
Mounting a television is handled on the TV mounting page. You may also want general repairs or carpentry and trim help, depending on what needs fixing or finishing. Planning a home sauna? See preparing your home for a sauna installation for what to sort out before delivery.
None of this is required, but each one saves time on the day and keeps the visit to a single trip.
You buy it, I build it. Flat-pack from any retailer is fine. If a part is missing or damaged in the box, I will tell you exactly what to request from the supplier rather than improvising something that will not hold.
Usually yes. Most flat-pack follows the same few patterns, and I can work from the parts and the panel drillings. If it is genuinely ambiguous I will say so before starting rather than guess and have to take it apart.
That depends entirely on what is behind the drywall and what you plan to put on them. I find the structure, use the right anchor for that wall, and tell you honestly what the shelf will take once it is up.
Yes, and doing several in one visit is the sensible way. Aligning them to each other and to the window lines matters more than any single bracket, and that is much easier done together.
Not for the whole visit, but I do want you there at the start to confirm placement and heights, and at the end to look it over before I leave.
Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Enterprise. If you are outside the valley, give me a call and we will sort it out.
If you want it level, square, and solid, I can help you get it done without the usual guesswork.