Plumbing & Heating in Las Vegas, NV

If your home was built before the mid-1970s along the Rancho corridor or near Fremont, you likely have galvanized steel supply lines. After 50-plus years of Las Vegas hard water, the interior walls of those pipes are heavily scaled and corroded — restricting flow and discoloring your water. Repiping with PEX-A restores full pressure and eliminates rust.

Watch for unexplained spikes in your water bill, warm spots on the floor, or damp baseboards. Most Las Vegas homes sit on concrete slabs with supply and drain lines embedded underneath, so a leak can run for weeks before you notice. We use electronic leak detection to pinpoint the exact location so the repair is targeted, not exploratory.

At least once a year. Scale buildup on heating elements and inside the tank is the number-one issue in Las Vegas — without annual flushing and anode-rod checks, a tank water heater loses efficiency every year and often fails years ahead of its rated lifespan. Tankless units scale even faster if the heat exchanger isn't flushed regularly.

Yes. We start with a free water test, then size and install whole-house softeners, reverse-osmosis drinking systems, or standalone filtration — whichever your water report calls for. Given Las Vegas water hardness (typically 16–22 grains per gallon), a softener is one of the most cost-effective ways to extend the life of your pipes, fixtures, and water heaters.

Absolutely. Your furnace sits idle eight or nine months a year, and dust collects on burners, heat exchangers, and blower motors. A pre-season tune-up catches cracked heat exchangers, failing ignitors, and clogged filters before the first cold night — problems that show up precisely when you need heat most.