Las Vegas and Clark County, NV
Repairs, drains and sewer, water heaters, fixtures and water treatment across the valley. Las Vegas water is classed very hard at 17 grains per gallon, and most of what fails in a valley home traces straight back to it.
Start here
Plumbing problems fall into a handful of buckets, and the right first move is different for each one. Find yours below.
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Tell us what is happening and you will get a straight answer on what it usually means and what it costs to find out.
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What we do
Six of the most requested below. Every service we cover is listed further down this page and on the services page.
A water softener removes the calcium and magnesium that make water hard, using ion exchange. It matters in Las Vegas because the Las Vegas Valley Water District reports valley water at 291 parts per million, or 17 grains per gallon, which it classes as very hard.
Water Softeners explained
Plumbing repair covers the everyday failures in a home water system: dripping fixtures, running toilets, failed shutoff valves, weak pressure and noisy pipes. Most are small parts that fail on a schedule.
Las Vegas plumbing repair
Drain cleaning clears a blocked line and, when the blockage repeats, finds out why. A single slow sink is usually a local clog.
Drain Cleaning across Clark County
Water heater repair covers the parts that fail before the tank does: thermostats, elements, gas control valves, thermocouples, dip tubes and relief valves. Most no hot water calls are a failed component rather than a failed tank, and the difference is worth thousands..
Water Heater Repair help
Leak detection is the work of finding water that is escaping where you cannot see it, before anyone opens a wall or a slab. The tools are pressure isolation, acoustic listening and thermal scanning.
Leak Detection And Repair services
A plumbing emergency is any failure that is actively damaging the building or has made it unsafe to use: a burst line, a leak you cannot stop, a sewage backup, or no water at all. The first move is yours, not ours.
Emergency Plumbing servicesHard water, the local problem
The Las Vegas Valley Water District publishes the figure directly: valley water is 291 parts per million, or 17 grains per gallon, categorised as very hard. The source is Colorado River water delivered through Lake Mead.
That single number explains the scaled shower door, the spotted glassware, the faucet cartridge that failed in three years, and the water heater that runs out of hot water halfway through the second shower. It is an aesthetic and equipment problem rather than a health one, and the district says so plainly.
It is also why water softeners are a larger part of what we do here than they would be almost anywhere else.
How it works
Coverage
Each community page covers what we commonly work on there, because a mid century home near the city center and a new build in the south valley fail in completely different ways.
Every service
Everything we cover, grouped. No page here exists purely to rank: each one is the page you would want if that was your problem.
Guides
Plain explanations of the problems Las Vegas homes actually have, written so you can work out what you are dealing with.
Las Vegas Valley water is classed very hard. The Las Vegas Valley Water District reports it at 291 parts per million, or 17 grains per gallon.
Hard Water In Las Vegas explainedA water softener is worth it in Las Vegas if your complaint is scale: crust on fixtures, spotted glassware, soap that will not lather and water heaters losing capacity. It is not the answer to a taste complaint, a pressure complaint or a health concern, and it only works if it is maintained..
Read: Do I Need A Water Softener?No hot water usually means one component failed rather than the whole heater. On an electric unit the most common cause is a tripped high limit reset or a failed element.
Read: No Hot Water
Reaching us
We are a service area business and work across the valley rather than from a storefront, so there is no counter to visit. Everything starts with a call.
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Questions
The Las Vegas Valley Water District reports valley water at 291 parts per million, or 17 grains per gallon, and classes it very hard. That mineral load is what scales fixtures, fills water heaters with sediment and shortens the life of appliances across the valley.
Yes, all makes and models. Repair, replacement and maintenance, including units installed by someone else. Have the brand and model number on hand when you call.
Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Paradise and Centennial Hills, plus the wider Clark County service area. Every one has its own page listing what we commonly work on there.
You get the price before the work starts. Nothing additional happens without a separate number and your agreement first. We do not publish a price list, because a real quote depends on what is actually wrong.
If water is escaping and you cannot stop it, if waste is coming back into the building, or if a water heater is leaking from the tank body, yes. Close the main shutoff first, then call. A single slow drain or a dripping faucet is not an emergency, and you can still call. The line is open 24 hours a day.
Yes. Restaurants, offices, retail and multi unit residential, scheduled around your business hours rather than whenever a van is free.
Call (725) 444-5979 and get it triaged now. The line is open 24 hours a day.