Plumbing & Heating in Downtown Las Vegas, NV

Homes built in the 1940s–1960s along the Downtown corridor typically have galvanized steel supply lines. After 60-plus years of Las Vegas hard water, those pipes are heavily corroded inside — restricting flow and producing rust-colored water. Repiping with PEX-A restores full pressure and eliminates the discoloration.

In most cases, yes. We route new PEX-A lines through accessible paths — attics, utility chases, and under the slab where needed — and minimize drywall openings. For homes undergoing a full renovation, we coordinate with your general contractor for a complete replumb.

Significant. Downtown's mature trees — especially the large shade trees along Park Paseo and surrounding streets — send roots into cast iron pipe joints. We use camera inspection to assess the damage, then clear roots with hydro-jetting or recommend trenchless replacement when the pipe is structurally compromised.

If your water heater is more than eight years old, replacement during a renovation is the most cost-effective timing. We can right-size the unit for your updated layout and install a water softener loop at the same time to protect the new equipment from scale.

Loft conversions in the 18b district often reuse portions of the original building's plumbing. We inspect existing drain stacks and supply risers, replace what's degraded, and verify that water pressure and drain slope meet current code for the new layout.