About Centennial Hills
Centennial Hills is the name northwest Las Vegas picked in a 2001 contest. It runs up to Tule Springs Fossil Beds and toward Kyle Canyon, and centers on the interchange of I-11, US 95 and the 215 Beltway, the Centennial Bowl, finished in 2023. Providence and Iron Mountain Ranch are master plans here, Skye Canyon sits farther northwest, and Lone Mountain holds larger older homes and custom builds.
Newer homes mean newer plumbing, but not leak free plumbing. Washer hoses, toilet supply lines, water heaters and attic AC drains fail here like anywhere else, and a second story leak can reach a kitchen ceiling fast.
The water damage we see most in Centennial Hills
- Second story laundry and bath leaks
- Attic AC drain overflows in summer
- Water heater leaks in garages
- Monsoon runoff on hillside lots
Weather numbers that matter in Centennial Hills
| Measure | Normal |
|---|---|
| Days at 100 degrees or more | 79 |
| Rain per year | 3.99 inches |
| Nights at 32 degrees or below | 11 |
Those numbers explain the pattern. Freeze breaks are rare and mostly hit exposed outdoor pipes. Heat is constant, which speeds up how fast standing water goes bad. And most of the year's rain arrives in short monsoon storms, which the county flood district says can flash flood even on sunny days between July and September.
Water and hard water in Centennial Hills
The Las Vegas Valley Water District serves about 1.5 million people and rates its water very hard, at 291 parts per million or 17 grains per gallon. That is calcium and magnesium from the Colorado River. It is not a health issue, but the scale is hard on water heaters, valves and fixtures.
Permits for repairs
Drying and drywall work usually starts right away. Plumbing, electrical and structural repairs can need a permit from City of Las Vegas Building and Safety at City Hall, 495 S. Main St. The city moved to the 2024 plumbing and building codes for projects submitted from January 2026, and it lists same for same water heater swaps, repipes and small drain repairs as online permits with no plans.
How a Centennial Hills job runs with us
You call or text
Send a photo and the address to (702) 746-6703.
We read the house
Moisture readings around the wet area and a dry standard from an unaffected room.
We dry
Extraction, removal of what cannot be saved, then air movers and dehumidifiers.
We rebuild
Insulation, drywall, texture and paint, by the same crew.