Seven Hills built out across roughly 1,300 acres in south Henderson between 1996 and 2008, anchored by Rio Secco Golf Club and organized into about eight distinct sub-enclaves, several of them guard-gated. That build-out window means a large share of original cabinetry in the community is now 18 to 30 years old — past its finish life but structurally sound, which is exactly the profile refacing was built for.
Larger, higher-end homes and layered HOA rules mean Seven Hills jobs get scoped a little differently than newer Henderson communities.
For investors holding units in Seven Hills as long-term rentals, a full reface or repaint between tenants brings a dated original kitchen up to current rental-market expectations without a full remodel.
On a resale flip, a scoped reface gets a 20-year-old kitchen photograph-ready and appraiser-friendly at a fraction of full cabinet replacement cost — and on a schedule that protects your closing date.
Many Seven Hills original cabinet boxes are solid hardwood built to last — often the better call is a professional repaint rather than a full reface, and we'll tell you which fits the property and the budget.
Homes from the community's earlier build-out phases are now well past the age where original cabinet doors and finishes typically need attention — the sweet spot for refacing over replacement.
Seven Hills homes run larger on average than newer Henderson master plans, which means bigger kitchens and more cabinet linear footage per job — we price and schedule accordingly.
For property managers holding more than one unit across Seven Hills' sub-enclaves, we can standardize door style and hardware across your portfolio regardless of which phase or builder the home came from.
One point of contact for your management company or your flip crew to schedule and confirm completion — no chasing subcontractors mid-project.
Tell us the enclave, the kitchen size, and whether it's a rental turnover or a flip.
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