Your Boulder City home inspector offers FREE FOLLOW-UP CONSULTATIONS FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR HOME; and FREE REINSPECTIONS FOR 90 DAYS following your initial Boulder City home inspection. Our Boulder City home inspection service provides more value for your dollar than any other Boulder City home inspector. Home inspections in Boulder City take about three hours of your time. We prefer our clients attend the inspection so you can see what we see. Every home inspection we do in Boulder City is followed by a detailed written report, filled with digital images and an up-front narrative that summarizes the condition of the house.

Vesta Inspections is known as The Boulder City Home Inspector because we offer you a home inspection with more value added services than any other Boulder City home inspector. Your Boulder City home inspector will explain and educate you about the condition and the operation of your home. We promise that you will not find another Boulder City home inspector offering better service, with more qualifications and experience than Vesta Inspections. Almost every home inspector in Boulder City Nevada charges for follow-up consultation and reinspections. We offer these services to you for no additional fee.  

We spend a great deal of time performing home inspections in Boulder City Nevada, and our clients are often searching for information about the Boulder City, so we decided to provide the following historical facts and details about Boulder City Nevada and the surrounding area.

Historical Facts and Information about Boulder City Nevada

Boulder City was originally built in 1932 by the Bureau of Reclamation as housing for workers who were building Hoover Dam (the original name of the dam was Boulder Dam). It was designed by landscape architect Saco Rienk DeBoer. Alcohol sales, membership in unions and all forms of gambling were prohibited in the city. The Bureau did not relinquish control of the city until 1958. Boulder City was officially incorporated on January 4, 1960, and the city council selected pharmacist Robert N. Broadbent as the first mayor.

The city charter, approved by the residents, prohibited gambling within the city limits. This provision still exists, making Boulder City one of only two locations in Nevada where gambling is illegal (the other is the town of Panaca). The Hacienda Hotel and Casino, which has a Boulder City mailing address, is located on a parcel of private land within the boundaries of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, and is not within city limits.

The other casino on the other end of town is the Railroad Pass Hotel and Casino, which has a Boulder City phone prefix, but is in the nearby city of Henderson, NV.

Alcohol sales were permitted in 1969. 

The 6th Best Place to Retire . . . In 2009, Money magazine ranked Boulder City 6th in its annual list of the top 25 places to retire in the United States, which was based on affordable housing, medical care, tax rates and arts and leisure.

Please visit the following links for more information. Courtesy of your Boulder City home inspector!

Boulder City Nevada website

Boulder City Nevada Attractions

City Data.com/Boulder City Nevada

Boulder City Dining