Las Vegas Valley
Stop the water, find a licensed plumber, and check their license before you hire. Free tools and advice for Las Vegas Valley homeowners.
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If you smell gas, or water is near electrical outlets, leave the area and call 911.
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Three steps for any plumbing problem.
Turn off the valve under the fixture, or your home's main water shut-off if water is spreading. Switch off power at the breaker only if you can reach it safely.
Search the Nevada State Contractors Board list (opens the Nevada State Contractors Board site) for Clark County and the C01 Plumbing and Heating classification.
Confirm the license is active, ask for a written estimate, and pay the plumber directly for their work.
Burst pipes can cause serious damage fast. Shut off the water first, then call a licensed plumber.
Cold showers? A licensed plumber can tell you whether your water heater needs repair or replacement, including high-efficiency units suited for Vegas hard water.
Plumbing failures cost revenue. Look for a licensed plumber experienced in commercial property repairs.
High water bill? You might have a slab leak. Ask a licensed plumber about leak detection, and estimate the cost first with our Water Waste Auditor.
Use our calculators to estimate repairs and assess costs.
Calculate your leak cost using LVVWD tiered rates. See what the leak costs over time.
Live ToolSee how plumbing problems escalate: water waste, repair costs, and property damage over time.
Live ToolMore calculators are in progress.
Vegas water runs 15-24 GPG (Very High). This mineral buildup destroys standard water heaters in 6-8 years instead of 12.
Most Vegas homes are built on concrete slabs. When pipes under the slab leak, they require specialized detection equipment to locate.
115°F summers cause pipes to expand and contract aggressively, leading to joint failures and sudden bursts.
Las Vegas Valley
Find a licensed plumber on the Nevada State Contractors Board list, and check their license before you hire.
Find a licensed plumber Opens the Nevada State Contractors Board site