Betty's Village
Las Vegas, NV
Betty's Village is a one-of-a-kind residential community designed for adults with disabilities, part of Opportunity Village, one of Las Vegas's most beloved nonprofits. Betty's Village North is the second location of its kind, comprising 22 residential dwellings and three commercial buildings that will provide employment for the very residents who call it home. Canyon State was honored to bring our full capabilities to this project: TPO roofing, tile roofing, metal roofing, flush panels, and three-coat stucco, all delivered on a development that is making a real difference in the Las Vegas community.
First residential buildings under construction. Large communities with tight timelines often face scaffolding delays. Canyon State owns extensive scaffolding inventory, keeping our clients on schedule.
Residential buildings coming together across a 30-building site built in under 18 months. Managing congestion, trade coordination, and multiple exterior finishes (including dissimilar materials) is where Canyon State earns its keep.
A broad aerial view of Betty's Village taking shape. The clubhouse standing seam waterfall roof is front and center, surrounded by 22 residential dwellings and three commercial buildings all under construction simultaneously.
Neat material staging, proper safety equipment, and owned heavy machinery. We solve problems before they become problems.
Clean layouts and precise finishes, even with concrete cement board fascia making rake installation difficult. Constraints never compromise our standards.
The centerpiece of Betty's Village is the clubhouse, which features a striking standing seam waterfall roof. This complex application required a roll former, multiple telehandlers, and experienced applicators managing 70-foot continuous panels. Canyon State completed the 3-coat stucco, coping metal, cap metal, standing seam metal, 80-mil TPO, and all custom flashings.
A closer look at the standing seam waterfall detail on the clubhouse, one of the more demanding installations in Canyon State's portfolio.
The retail building takes shape as Canyon State crews lay out the 80-mil TPO system with tapered ISO crickets.
Canyon State employees tied off and working through the tile roof layout at Building 2.
A broad view of Betty's Village taking shape. Check back here for updates as this project progresses.