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Leak Detection Las Vegas

Leak Detection Las Vegas Phone Number for Visits in Las Vegas, NV

The Leak Detection Las Vegas phone number is the way to book a visit. Tell us what you are seeing and which water provider is on your bill, so we can plan leak detection across the valley from your evidence.

Serving the Las Vegas Valley

Visits across Clark County, NV, in these communities:

Call 24/7 Leak Detection in Las Vegas, NV

The line is answered 24/7, nights, weekends and holidays included; the arrival time is confirmed on the call.

Call (702) 555-0100

Phone: (702) 555-0100

How a Visit Is Booked by Phone in Las Vegas, NV

  1. Call and describe what you see

    A moving meter, a warm floor, a dropping pool or water at the heater.

  2. Answer a few planning questions

    Leak type, property type, whether water is moving now, and any LVVWD notice date.

  3. Name the water provider on your bill

    LVVWD, City of Henderson Utility Services, another utility or not sure.

  4. We confirm the visit on the call

    Expect questions about the address, meter box access and any gate code.

  5. We locate the leak on site

    The search starts at the meter; once the source is marked, we explain what your plumber discusses next.

The provider question matters because it decides which notice you may have received and which leak programs could apply later.

Slab cross-section with a leaking supply line under the floorCross-section of a floor on a concrete slab with a water supply line in the soil beneath it. Numbered markers show the floor covering, the slab, the supply line, the leak, a warm spot on the floor, a damp patch and sound travelling up from the leak.1234567
  1. 1Floor covering: tile, wood or carpet.
  2. 2Concrete slab foundation.
  3. 3Water supply line running beneath the slab.
  4. 4The leak, wetting the soil around the line.
  5. 5Warm spot on the floor when the leaking line carries hot water.
  6. 6Damp or discoloured flooring, or wet carpet, near the leak.
  7. 7Sound of running water with every fixture turned off.
Diagram: where a slab leak usually shows itself

Active Leak in Las Vegas, NV: Shut the Water Off First

If water is spraying or pooling, stopping it comes before the call.

  1. Close the house shut-off valve (see shutting off water to the house).
  2. Turn off power to a leaking electric water heater.
  3. Photograph the water and any damage before cleanup.
  4. If you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility and 911.

Gas is outside our work, which is water leaks only. For Las Vegas, NV homes with water still moving, emergency leak detection in Las Vegas covers what to do while you wait.

Water meter, flow-indicator triangle, service line and house shut-off valveCross-section from the water meter box to the house. Numbered markers show the meter box, the flow-indicator triangle on the meter face, the meter dial, the underground service line and the house shut-off valve.12345
  1. 1Meter box. Lift the lid to see the water meter.
  2. 2Flow-indicator triangle (red or white) on the meter face. With all water off inside and outside the home, a triangle that is still moving means there may be a leak.
  3. 3Meter dial and sweep hand, which record the water that passes through the meter.
  4. 4Service line from the meter to the house. If the triangle still moves with the house shut-off valve closed, the leak is likely underground on this line.
  5. 5House shut-off valve. Close it and check the triangle again: if it stops, the leak is elsewhere on the property.
Diagram: reading the water meter before anything is opened

Our Service Area in Las Vegas, NV and Nearby Communities

For water leak detection close to home, we book visits in these Clark County, NV communities:

  • Las Vegas, NV
  • Henderson, NV
  • North Las Vegas, NV
  • Enterprise, NV
  • Spring Valley, NV
  • Paradise, NV
  • Summerlin South, NV
  • Sunrise Manor, NV
  • Whitney, NV
Technician checking a residential water meter register for movement with all fixtures off at a Las Vegas, NV home
With every fixture off, a moving meter means water is escaping somewhere on the property.

About the Team You Are Calling in Las Vegas, NV

Leak Detection Las Vegas is a detection-only specialist for homes, pools and commercial properties across the Las Vegas Valley. We locate water, slab, pool and water heater leaks and mark the source. We do not repair them, and roof, gas and restoration work go to other trades. You can read who we are and how we work before you call.

Open curbside water meter box with the cast lid set aside in a gravel strip beside a Las Vegas, NV sidewalk
Valley meter boxes sit flush in the sidewalk or front-yard strip; the lid lifts with a meter key.
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