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Construction underway in Carson City on new Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel

Metcalf Builders, an award-winning construction company headquartered in Northern Nevada, have broken ground on its most recent project, Home2Suites by Hilton. The hotel will be located at 3941 N. Carson St., Carson City.

A fast-growing concept, Home2Suites by Hilton has more than 600 locations nationwide. The new location in Carson City will be the third Home2Suites location in Northern Nevada, with one located in Reno and the other in Elko.

The 57,000 square-foot, four-story hotel will have a wood framed design, an exterior of stucco and stone and 91 suites. The design will also include a structural steel porte-cochere and a variety of amenities, including an indoor pool.

“Metcalf is excited to begin construction on Home2Suites by Hilton and bring this popular hotel to Carson City,” said Bryce Clutts, President and CEO of Metcalf Builders. “This will be our eighth hotel for this developer, Carson City Hotel, LLC, and we are grateful for their continued investment in Northern Nevada.”

The project, valued at more than $19 million, is expected to span over the next year, with an estimated completion date set for fall 2025.

About Metcalf Builders 
As a leading general contractor, Metcalf specializes in commercial construction and construction management in both the public and private sectors. The firm’s owners, employees and staff come from diverse backgrounds in commercial construction, with work spanning across the United States. Its philosophy that “together we are building the future” allows the company to maintain a trusting and proactive approach with its clients and its vast array of projects.  

Since Metcalf’s inception in 1994, its mission has been to create a full-service commercial construction company with professionals that have integrity and skills to achieve objectives through an open, interactive culture that fosters a team approach and a thorough understanding of clients’ needs. The Metcalf team believes in developing relationships to deliver the optimum combination of cost, quality and timing while addressing specific project requirements. Its professionals hold decades of experience in all forms of construction to accomplish this. More information can be accessed at  metcalfbuilders.com. 

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