About us
About Las Vegas Plumbing
A plumbing and water treatment company serving the Las Vegas Valley. This page says what we do, how we price, the license the work is performed under, and which claims this website does not make.
Las Vegas Plumbing provides residential and commercial plumbing and water treatment across Las Vegas and Clark County, with a focus on water softeners sized for local hardness at 17 grains per gallon.
What we do
We cover residential and commercial plumbing across the Las Vegas Valley: repairs, emergency work, drain and sewer service, leak detection, pipe repair and repiping, water heaters including tankless, fixtures, and the water treatment work that very hard local water makes necessary.
The water treatment side is a genuine focus rather than an add on. At 17 grains per gallon, hardness is behind a large share of the plumbing failures in this valley, and treating it is often the cheapest way to stop paying for the damage.
How we price
Diagnosis comes before a quote. Scope and price go in writing before work starts, and that includes what is excluded, because unwritten assumptions about exclusions cause more disputes in this trade than dishonesty does.
Where a job could go two ways, repair against replace or spot repair against reroute, you get both numbers and what each is likely to buy in service life. The decision is yours to make with the arithmetic in front of you.
License
Plumbing work arranged through this website is performed under Nevada State Contractors Board license NV #0085422, held by Kingdom Plumbing.
Confirm the license, including whether it is active and which classification it holds, in the public license lookup maintained by the Nevada State Contractors Board. A number on a website is only text until that lookup agrees with it.
What this website does not claim
This site does not publish a star rating, a review count, years in business, a guarantee, or awards.
Each of those is a statement a visitor cannot verify from the page, and this site does not publish one that has not been confirmed and documented.
Besides the license above, the site carries facts you can check independently. The water hardness figures come from the Las Vegas Valley Water District.
How to verify a plumber in Nevada
Nevada licenses contractors through the Nevada State Contractors Board, which maintains a public license lookup. It shows whether a license is active and what classification it holds.
We would rather you check than take anyone at their word. A company confident in its licensing has no reason to object.
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