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Successful custom home builders are choosy about every client they work with. Here's why. The best business relationships are those where everyone has high standards, both for themselves and [...]
Successful custom home builders are choosy about every client they work with. Here's why. The best business relationships are those where everyone has high standards, both for themselves and [...]
Merlin Custom Home Builders is pleased to announce that Erica Morrison recently became an owner of the firm, partnering with Steve and Bart Jones in their mission to transform [...]
From Merlin Contracting to Merlin Custom Home Builders - Renewing Our Commitment To Our Clients We recently changed our official company name from Merlin Contracting to Merlin Custom Home [...]
Las Vegas, Nevada - June 22, 2019 - Merlin Custom Home Builders brought home a 2019 Silver Nugget Award from the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association’s gala, held Saturday [...]
Building Success 101 Q: What is thermal mass? A: Thermal mass is the ability of a material to absorb and store heat energy. For example, a dense material like [...]
Building Success 101 Q: Why do products need to be ordered ahead of time? A: Like most industries, building suppliers have embraced just-in-time inventory management, which means they only [...]
Steve Jones started Merlin Custom Home Builders in 1989 with a vision: “Build houses that generations will be proud to call home”. Steve learned the craft of homebuilding as [...]
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS MADE OUR COMPANY SUCCESSFUL!!! WE ARE BLESSED WITH WONDERFUL HOMEOWNERS, MERLIN’S DEDICATED AND TALENTED TEAM [...]
Creating a durable and efficient Las Vegas home is no job for amateurs. In 1985 Las Vegas was home to 562,280 Southern Nevadans. In that ancient time—30 years ago—someone with basic construction knowledge could build a serviceable home. No more. Today, the combination of contemporary building materials and code-mandated construction practices have made homes more complex with less margin for error.