Fence Contractor for Paradise & the Las Vegas Strip

Most people don’t realize the Las Vegas Strip isn’t in Las Vegas at all — it’s in Paradise, the unincorporated town that also holds Harry Reid International Airport, the university district, and thousands of residential blocks east of the resort corridor. It’s our home turf: Red Star’s 4-acre campus on W. Dewey Drive sits about ten minutes away, which makes Paradise the fastest place in the valley for us to mobilize.

The work here spans the full range of what we do. Resorts and their contractors need back-of-house enclosures, crowd barricades, and construction fencing that goes up overnight and disappears before guests notice. The airport environment demands genuine high-security perimeter work. And the neighborhoods around Eastern Avenue, Tropicana, and Silverado Ranch need the same honest residential fencing we’ve installed for 30+ years.

Close by: we’re about 10 minutes from our W. Dewey Drive campus.

Resort corridor and event work

For properties on and around the Strip we provide pedestrian barricades, crowd-control fencing, screened construction panels, and secure back-of-house enclosures — scheduled around show calendars and delivered from our own yard so overnight installs actually happen overnight.

Airport-grade security perimeter

With Harry Reid International in the middle of Paradise, we’re experienced in the security fencing standards that aviation facilities require: tall fabric, barbed-wire outriggers, crash-rated gates and bollards, and documented installation that passes inspection. Red Star has fenced airports across Nevada.

Unincorporated Clark County permitting

Paradise addresses fall under Clark County — not City of Las Vegas — codes and permitting. Wall-and-fence height limits, pool barrier rules, and commercial screening requirements differ from neighboring jurisdictions, and our estimators quote to the county code your parcel actually sits in.