Shane Lyons Construction - Custom Homes, Remodels & Fire Rebuild in Reno & Tahoe
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SHANE LYONS CONSTRUCTION LLC. LICENSED NV & CA - EST. 2021

Custom homes, built for Reno & Tahoe.

Five years building custom homes, inspired remodels, and commercial improvements across the Reno and Tahoe area - licensed in Nevada and California, with clear bids and crews you can count on.

Custom home framing in California by Shane Lyons Construction FIG.01 Custom Home - California
NV Lic #0094758 CA Lic #1082096 Bonded & Insured
5
Years building
2
States licensed
100%
Licensed & bonded
4
Areas of expertise
§ 01 - What we build

Four specialties, one crew.

Tap any specialty to see what’s included. We self-manage every job from foundation to final walk-through.

01

Custom Homes

Ground-up custom homes engineered for mountain sites - snow loads, slopes, and the views you bought the lot for.

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Site, foundation & snow-load engineering
Ground up, foundations, framing, and through final finishes
Permitting & inspection management
Fixed-price or cost-plus bids
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02

Remodels & Additions

Kitchens, baths, and whole-home remodels that respect your home and finish on the schedule we promised.

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Kitchens, baths & whole-home
Structural changes & additions
Window & door replacement, siding upgrades
Lived-in or moved-out scheduling
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03

Light Commercial

Tenant improvements, offices, and retail build-outs for businesses on both sides of the line.

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Tenant improvements & build-outs
Offices, retail & hospitality
ADA & code compliance
After-hours work to protect ops
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04

Decks & Outdoor Living

Decks, pergolas, and outdoor kitchens built to handle Tahoe winters and made for long summer evenings.

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Composite, cedar & hardwood decks
Pergolas, railings & outdoor kitchens
Footings rated for Tahoe frost
Built-in lighting & screening
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§ 02 - Some of our selected works

Built for quality.

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Kitchen Remodel with Shaker Cabinets and Tile Backsplash
FIG.08 - kitchen remodel Kitchen Remodel with Shaker Cabinets and Tile Backsplash
Beautiful White Oak Floating Shelves
FIG.09 - kitchen & island Beautiful White Oak Floating Shelves
A New Fence Makes for a New Yard
FIG.15 - before / after A New Fence Makes for a New Yard
Elevated Deck Framing in California
FIG.14 - deck framing Elevated Deck Framing — California
Framing a New Pool House in Reno
FIG.22 - framing Framing a New Pool House — Reno, NV
Fire Hardening with Fiber Cement Siding
FIG.21 - hardie siding Fire Hardening with Fiber Cement Siding
Work in Progress — Garage Conversion with New Bathroom and Kitchenette
FIG.20 - in progress Garage Conversion — Bathroom & Kitchenette
Enjoying a New Composite Shingle Roof That We Just Completed
FIG.19 - roofing Enjoying a New Composite Shingle Roof — Just Completed
Tiled Shower for Bathroom Addition
FIG.18 - tile work Tiled Shower — Bathroom Addition
Guest Bath Remodel for Airbnb in Sparks, NV
FIG.17 - bath remodel Guest Bath Remodel for Airbnb — Sparks, NV
Increase your home’s efficiency with insulation and air sealing
FIG.10 - before / after Increase your home’s efficiency with insulation and air sealing
Upgraded doors and trim bring your home into this century
FIG.23 - doors & trim Upgraded doors and trim bring your home into this century
Hardie Siding Install
FIG.24 - siding Hardie Siding Install
Gym Renovation
FIG.25 - before / after Gym Renovation
Deck Stairs and Rails
FIG.26 - deck & rails Deck Stairs and Rails
Wall Removal with New LVL Header
FIG.27 - structural Wall Removal with New LVL Header
13' Vaulted Ceiling
FIG.28 - framing 13' Vaulted Ceiling
Tiled Shower with Patterned Pan
FIG.29 - bath remodel Tiled Shower with Patterned Pan
Studio Kitchen Conversion in Plumas County, CA
FIG.30 - kitchenette Studio Kitchen Conversion in Plumas County, CA
Rough Framing in Reno
FIG.31 - framing Rough Framing in Reno
§ 03 - Why Shane Lyons Construction as your building contractor

You talk to the builder - not a voicemail.

We started Shane Lyons Construction to build the way the Reno and Tahoe area deserves - carefully, honestly, and with people who live here. Five years in, we still run lean: the crew on your site is the same vetted local team, job after job.

Every project starts with a clear, line-item bid and stays that way through billing - no vague allowances, no surprise change orders. Licensed and bonded on both sides of the state line.

- Shane Lyons, Owner / Builder
Nevada
Lic #0094758
California
Lic #1082096
Coverage
Bonded & Insured
01

Five years, two states

Fully licensed and bonded in Nevada and California, with the paperwork to back it.

02

Local, reliable crews

Vetted local subcontractors who show up, do clean work, and stand behind it.

03

Clear bids & billing

Line-item estimates and transparent invoices - no vague allowances or surprise change orders.

04

Easy to reach

You talk to the builder direct. We always try to make ourselves available to our clients.

§ 04 - In their words

What owners say after the walk-through.

“They handed us a clear, line-item bid and hit every milestone. The crew treated our property like it was their own.”

Homeowner - Incline Village

“Communication was the whole difference. I always knew what was happening on site and exactly what it cost.”

Remodel Client - Quincy

“We went into our kitchen remodel thinking we could do it ourselves. After Shane consulted for us on a few items, we realized it was time to hand the project over to the professionals. I’m glad we did.”

Homeowner - Galena

“Shane and team helped us get our project off the ground. He coordinated with architects, engineers, and the county. Getting started was the hardest part. He has completed a beautiful pool house addition that our family loves.”

Homeowner - Reno

“They handed us a clear, line-item bid and hit every milestone. The crew treated our property like it was their own.”

Homeowner - Incline Village

“Communication was the whole difference. I always knew what was happening on site and exactly what it cost.”

Remodel Client - Quincy

“We went into our kitchen remodel thinking we could do it ourselves. After Shane consulted for us on a few items, we realized it was time to hand the project over to the professionals. I’m glad we did.”

Homeowner - Galena

“Shane and team helped us get our project off the ground. He coordinated with architects, engineers, and the county. Getting started was the hardest part. He has completed a beautiful pool house addition that our family loves.”

Homeowner - Reno
§ 05 - Keys to hiring a general contractor

What homeowners worry about - answered.

Hiring a contractor in the Reno and Tahoe area is nerve-wracking. Here are the eight worries homeowners cite most - and exactly how Shane Lyons Construction handles each one.

01

“I can’t even get anyone to call me back.”

We respond within 24–48 hours. Call, text, or email - you’ll hear back from a real person, not a voicemail queue.

02

“How do I know they’re legit and not a scam?”

Verify us in one click. Licensed and bonded in NV (#0094758) and CA (#1082096), with general liability and workers’ comp - look us up on the state boards below.

03

“The price keeps changing and I don’t know why.”

Written, itemized bids - no surprises. Every estimate breaks out labor, materials, and timeline. Scope changes go through a signed change order first.

04

“Projects drag on forever past the deadline.”

A schedule you can see. You get a written timeline up front and regular progress updates, so you always know what’s next and when.

05

“Communication just breaks down.”

One point of contact - the builder. You talk to Shane directly, with regular check-ins and same-day answers to your questions.

06

“What if they take my deposit and vanish?”

You pay for progress, not promises. Payments are tied to completed milestones - never a large lump sum up front.

07

“They left a mess and didn’t manage their subs.”

We own the whole job. We manage every subcontractor directly and leave your site clean at the end of each day.

08

“I don’t even know what to ask.”

We’ll tell you what to look for. Verify the license, demand a written estimate, avoid big cash deposits - we pass every test we tell you to apply.

Don’t take our word for it - verify us.

Licensed and bonded in both states, with general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Check our standing directly with the state contractors boards:

Verify NV #0094758 Verify CA #1082096
§ 06 - Fire rebuild & home hardening

Build it back to stand.

Nearly every home we touch sits in the wildland-urban interface. We rebuild after loss and fire harden what’s still standing. We can bring your home up to California’s Chapter 7A and Nevada’s WUI standards.

Shane was a part of the devastation and rebuild process of the 2017 Tubbs Fire in Northern California. He has experience recovering from the ground up and with all the challenges the rebuilding process involves.

WUI  |  CH. 7A
Measures not to wait on
ZONE 0  ·  0-5 FT
The ember zone

Non-combustible ground cover, no bark mulch, no stored firewood, nothing flammable against the wall. This five-foot zone decides more fires than any other.

ZONE 1  ·  5-30 FT
Lean, clean, green

Limbed trees, spaced shrubs, cleared decks and gutters. We clear ladder fuels and rebuild fencing so it can’t carry flame to the house.

ZONE 2  ·  30-100 FT
Break the run

Thinned canopy and spaced fuels so a crown fire drops to the ground before it reaches the structure. Coordinated with your local fire district.

Assemblies we harden
Class A roof - metal or asphalt with a fire-rated underlayment and closed, blocked eaves.
Ember-resistant vents - 1/16" mesh or listed WUI vents at every soffit, gable, and crawlspace.
Non-combustible siding - fiber cement, stucco, or mineral wool assemblies to grade.
 
Tempered glazing - dual-pane windows with a tempered exterior lite and metal-clad frames.
Decks & rails - ignition-resistant decking, enclosed underside, nothing storable beneath.
Gutters & edges - metal gutters with guards, sealed roof-to-wall transitions, no gaps over 1/8".
Rebuilding after a loss

We’ve walked owners through the whole thing: reading the insurance scope, documenting what the adjuster missed, permitting through county rebuild programs, and building back to current WUI code without surprise change orders.

01Site walk and written scope compared against your insurance estimate.
02Debris, soil testing, and utility coordination handled before design.
03Permit set drawn to Chapter 7A / NRS WUI requirements from day one.
04Milestone billing, weekly updates, and a hardened home at final walk-through.
§ 07 - Service area

Both sides of the line.

CA  |  NV
Reno. Sparks. Incline Village. Truckee. Tahoe City. Carson City. Carson Valley. Minden. Gardnerville. Glenbrook. South Lake Tahoe. Virginia City. North Valleys. Cold Springs. Portola. Graeagle. Quincy. Washoe County. Plumas County.
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Reno · Tahoe · Carson Valley
§ 08 - Ready to build?

Let’s talk it through.

We respond within 24–48 hours. Tell us about your project and we’ll get you a clear, honest bid - no pressure, no runaround.

(775) 525-1525
Mon–Fri · 7am–5pm
shane@lyonsbuilds.com
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