Mountain's Edge has grown past 12,000 homes across roughly 3,500 acres on the southwest rim of the valley, and unlike a lot of Las Vegas master plans, there's no single guard-gated master board sitting over the top of it — it's dozens of separate sub-HOAs, each running its own clubhouse or common area. We bid property by property, board by board.
Neighborhood clubhouses, pool houses, and fitness rooms scattered across Mountain's Edge's many sub-communities, painted in phases so residents keep access throughout the job.
Between-tenant repaints for the rental and multifamily product built into the community's more recently developed western parcels, scheduled to fit your make-ready window.
Office and retail interiors along the community's retail corridors near Blue Diamond and Buffalo, scheduled after hours or on weekends.
Focus Property Group has developed Mountain's Edge since 2004, and the original plan called for as many as 22 separate neighborhoods across the full build-out — a scale that's part of why the community was the top-selling master plan in the country for two straight years starting in 2007. Because there's no single master HOA gating the whole community, each neighborhood's board (or its management company) makes its own painting decisions independently.
We walk the property with the board or management company and provide a written bid ready for a vote — no assumption that a neighboring HOA's approval carries over.
Work is scheduled in phases with resident notice posted in advance — clubhouses and amenity spaces rarely need to close completely.
Every job uses Sherwin Williams paint. If a clubhouse or common area is changing colors, that's a full two-coat application for even coverage.
Final walkthrough with the board or manager before the job closes out, plus a certificate of insurance on file for that neighborhood's association or management company.
Because Mountain's Edge is dozens of separate sub-HOAs rather than one master-governed palette, "the" Mountain's Edge color list doesn't exist — each sub-community keeps its own. Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro HOA archive does list a specific entry for Yellowstone at Mountains Edge, with 29 approved schemes pairing a stucco body color with trim and accent options. A sample from that listing:
Stucco: DE6075 Wood Lake (trim DEC750 Bison Beige or DEC748 Oyster, accent DEC756 Weathered Brown) — or Stucco DE6197 Modern Ivory (trim DEC759 Hickory or DE6125 Carved Wood, accent DE6348 Draw Your Sword). Per Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro listing for Yellowstone at Mountains Edge.
Stucco: DE6221 Flintstone (trim DEC769 Ranier White, accent DE6125 Carved Wood or DEC755 Cocoa) — or Stucco DEC760 Desert Gray (trim DE6231 Shaker Gray, accent DET634 Downing to Earth). Per Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro listing for Yellowstone at Mountains Edge.
These 29 schemes are specific to the Yellowstone at Mountains Edge sub-HOA. If your property is in a different Mountain's Edge sub-community, this list won't apply — tell us your neighborhood when you call and we'll help you track down your actual HOA's approved palette.
Confirm the current approved list with your HOA or management company before purchasing paint — palettes are periodically updated.
Tell us the neighborhood, property, and scope — we'll schedule a walkthrough with your board or management contact.
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