Nevada contractor license 0077896A · Advanced Design & Development, Inc.

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM · 1155 Watson Way, Suite 7, Sparks, NV 89431

(775) 200-0648

Where we work, and which building department signs off on your job.

Advanced Design And Development runs out of a shop at 1155 Watson Way, Suite 7 in Sparks, along four road corridors. Eleven communities, five building departments and one regional agency at the lake. The answer to “do I need a permit” changes with the line your parcel sits on.

Shop
1155 Watson Way, Suite 7, Sparks, NV 89431
Corridors
I-80 east · I-580/US-395 south · US-50 east · NV-431 to Incline
Pages
Reno · Sparks · Carson City · Fernley · Incline Village · Verdi
Talk to us
(775) 200-0648, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

01How far we go, and why

The footprint is four road corridors, not a radius.

A general contractor’s service area is not a circle drawn on a map. It is how far a superintendent can drive twice in one day when a framer has a question, and how many building departments one office can keep straight without getting one of them wrong.

Ours is four roads out of Sparks. I-80 east through the Truckee canyon to Fernley. I-580 and US-395 south through Reno, Washoe Valley and Carson City to the Carson Valley floor. US-50 east to Dayton. NV-431 over the Mt Rose summit to Incline Village. Inside those four we quote; a job we cannot reach twice in a day is a job we cannot supervise.

02Who reviews the work

Three answers to one question, inside twenty miles.

Ask which counter reviews an addition, or whether taking a bearing wall out is exempt anywhere, and Reno, Sparks and unincorporated Washoe County answer from three different offices on two different portals. Carson City adds a fourth counter, Fernley a fifth, and at the lake TRPA reviews on top of the county. Every exempt list in the footprint is short and written for small work; nothing that moves structure or changes a footprint is on any of them.

01

City of Reno

Development Services, counter at 1 E. First Street, onenv.us portal. No exempt list of its own: the city points to the IRC list of work exempt from permit, and an addition, a bearing-wall change or a roofline change is not on it.

02

City of Sparks

Building and Safety, 431 Prater Way, Accela portal. Its published exempt list is made of replace-in-kind items and small finish work; structural openings, additions and anything that moves a wall pull a permit.

03

Unincorporated Washoe County

Planning and Building, 1001 East 9th Street, onenv.us portal. Its exemption is narrow and conditional; structural work, exterior alterations and anything that disturbs the site sit outside it, and in the Tahoe basin TRPA reviews on top.

A window, siding or door swap on its own is not work we quote.

03The footprint

Where the corridors go.

Drawn, not embedded: no third-party script, no cookie, no extra request. The map is redundant navigation: every community on it is also a card below, and nothing here is reachable only through it.

Service-area map: eleven Northern Nevada communities A drawn map of Northern Nevada, projected from real coordinates, with a ten-mile scale bar, a graticule, and the state line between Nevada and California. Four numbered road corridors run out of Sparks: Interstate 80 east through the Truckee River canyon to Fernley; Interstate 580 and US 395 south past Washoe Valley to Carson City and the Carson Valley; US 50 east to Dayton; and State Route 431 over the Mount Rose summit, elevation 8,911 feet, to Incline Village. Lake Tahoe, Lahontan Reservoir, the Truckee and Carson rivers, and the Carson and Virginia ranges are drawn for orientation. Eleven communities are marked; the six with their own page are links, drawn as double circles. The same eleven are listed as text cards below the map. 119°45'W 119°30'W 119°15'W 39°00'N 39°15'N 39°30'N Our shop: 1155 Watson Way, Suite 7, Sparks, NV 89431 Spanish Springs Sun Valley Fernley Sparks Reno Verdi Washoe Valley Incline Village Dayton Carson City Gardnerville / Minden
  • Lake Tahoe
  • Lahontan Reservoir
  • Truckee River
  • Carson River
  • CALIF.
  • NEVADA
  • MT ROSE SUMMIT · 8,911 FT
  • THE SHOP
  • 10 MILES
  • N
Four numbered corridors, the Truckee and Carson rivers, the Carson and Virginia ranges, the state line, and the eleven communities we hold contracts in. Everything is projected from real coordinates, so relative distances hold against the ten-mile bar. The solid square is the shop; a double circle means the community has its own page. Shorelines and alignments are simplified: a wayfinding drawing, not a survey.

04Communities

Eleven communities, and the one thing that is true about each.

Six have their own page. The other five are covered inside the page nearest them, and the card goes straight to that section.

  • City of Reno

    Reno

    The counter is the city’s, not the county’s. Houses a street apart get different answers.

  • City of Sparks

    Sparks

    Its own Building and Safety counter on Prater Way, and a short exempt list that no addition or bearing wall is on.

  • Consolidated municipality

    Carson City

    One government, one Building Division, one counter for every address in the jurisdiction.

  • City of Fernley, Lyon County

    Fernley

    Inside city limits its own building department reviews and issues; outside them, the work goes to Lyon County instead.

  • Washoe County and TRPA

    Incline Village

    Two agencies review the work, and site disturbance carries conditions of its own.

  • Unincorporated Washoe County

    Verdi

    Conifer wildland-urban interface, and a 2024 WUI code that reaches every addition, deck and roofline change.

  • Unincorporated Washoe County

    Spanish Springs

    County review, plus an architectural committee that wants the elevation first.

  • Unincorporated Washoe County

    Sun Valley

    A HUD-code manufactured home is not an IRC building, and is not scoped like one.

  • Unincorporated Washoe County

    Washoe Valley

    NDOT prohibits nine-foot vehicles on I-580 here when gusts hit the posted threshold.

  • Lyon County

    Dayton

    A different county, a different counter, a different permit answer than Reno or Sparks.

  • Douglas County

    Gardnerville / Minden

    Douglas County review, Carson Valley floor, downslope wind off the Sierra front.

Address not on the list? Call (775) 200-0648 and you will get a yes or a no on that call.

05The edges

Where we stop, and why we say so.

We do not work in California. That is a different regulator and a different credential, and Verdi is where the footprint ends rather than where it thins out. Inside Nevada we still turn work down: if a superintendent cannot get to an address twice in a day, any schedule we wrote for it would be fiction. You get that answer on the first call, not in week six, and sometimes it comes with the name of somebody closer.

Ask about your address

  • PERMIT SET: TITLE BLOCK
  • JURISDICTION
  • REVIEWING DEPARTMENT
  • PARCEL / APN
  • SCOPE OF WORK
  • SHEET
  • CONTRACTOR
  • DATE
  • REV
A title-block study drawn for this page. It is an illustration, not a document from a real project. The top two fields are the ones this page exists to answer.

06Questions about the footprint

Three questions we get before the first walkthrough.

These are about where we work. Contracts, draws and change orders are answered on the home page.

07Start a conversation

Tell us the address. We will tell you which department reviews it.

The first conversation is not a sales call. It is us establishing whether your address sits inside the corridors above, and which counter it answers to.

Fastest way to reach us (775) 200-0648

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. A person answers, and it is somebody who has been on a job site. The form goes to the same place, one business day behind the phone.

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