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Water damage help in North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas water damage calls come from newer master plans like Aliante and Valley Vista and older neighborhoods like Eldorado, all on their own city water system.

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About North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas is its own city with its own utility. Aliante and Sun City Aliante sit in the northwest, Eldorado is an older master plan in the middle of town, and the Villages at Tule Springs and Valley Vista are newer builds along the north edge. Craig Ranch Regional Park covers 170 acres off Craig Road.

The North Las Vegas weather station also runs hotter than the two airport stations. It averages about 85 days a year at 100 degrees or more and about 18 nights at or below freezing, more of both than the airport stations.

The water damage we see most in North Las Vegas

  • Supply line and water heater leaks in newer two story homes
  • Hose bib and exposed pipe breaks on the coldest nights
  • Attic AC drain overflows during the long hot season
  • Ground movement concerns. A 1989 state geology report noted land sinking near the North Las Vegas Airport from groundwater pumping

Weather numbers that matter in North Las Vegas

NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals from the North Las Vegas weather station
MeasureNormal
Days at 100 degrees or more85
Rain per year4.27 inches
Nights at 32 degrees or below18

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 North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas Utilities serves about 376,000 people with Lake Mead water treated at Southern Nevada Water Authority plants plus the city's own wells. Its water report calls the water hard from calcium and magnesium.

Permits for repairs

Drying and drywall work usually starts right away. Plumbing, electrical and structural repairs can need a permit from the City of North Las Vegas, which is its own city with its own building department. Call the city before plumbing, electrical or structural work.

How a North Las Vegas job runs with us

  1. You call or text

    Send a photo and the address to (702) 746-6703.

  2. We read the house

    Moisture readings around the wet area and a dry standard from an unaffected room.

  3. We dry

    Extraction, removal of what cannot be saved, then air movers and dehumidifiers.

  4. We rebuild

    Insulation, drywall, texture and paint, by the same crew.

Questions people ask

Who supplies water in North Las Vegas?
North Las Vegas Utilities, using Lake Mead water treated by the Southern Nevada Water Authority plus city wells.
Is North Las Vegas hotter than Las Vegas?
Its station averages about 85 days a year at 100 degrees or more.
Do pipes freeze in North Las Vegas?
Sometimes on exposed lines. The station averages about 18 nights at or below 32 degrees.
Do you serve Aliante?
Yes, including Sun City Aliante.
Do I need a permit for repairs in North Las Vegas?
North Las Vegas has its own building department. Check before plumbing, electrical or structural work.
How much rain does North Las Vegas get?
About 4.27 inches a year at its station.
Is the water hard in North Las Vegas?
The city's water report calls it hard from calcium and magnesium.
Do you fix drywall after leaks in Valley Vista?
Yes, along with insulation and paint.
Can a slab leak happen in a newer home?
Yes. Joints and fittings can fail in newer homes too.
How fast should I call after a leak?
Right away. EPA says to dry within 24 to 48 hours.

Water on the floor right now?

Shut the main valve if you can reach it without standing in water near outlets. Then call, or text a photo and the address.

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