A wet strip in a dry month
Soggy turf or a green band usually traces to a zone valve or buried pipe; zone isolation confirms which.
Our leak detection in Enterprise, NV separates irrigation, service-line and in-house leaks at the LVVWD meter, zone by zone, so the leak is marked before anything is dug up. Calls are answered 24/7.
You speak with Leak Detection Las Vegas about what you are seeing, and we book a visit to locate the leak.

Leak Detection Las Vegas is a leak detection company serving Enterprise, NV, from Mountains Edge to Silverado Ranch. We separate irrigation, service-line and in-house leaks at the LVVWD meter before anything is dug up or opened, then mark the spot. Repairs go to your builder, your landscaper or a licensed plumber.
In Enterprise the first clue is often outside the house.

Soggy turf or a green band usually traces to a zone valve or buried pipe; zone isolation confirms which.
LVVWD prohibits Sunday sprinkler watering, so a head running that day means a stuck valve or a mis-set controller.
With every tap off, LVVWD says a red or white meter triangle that keeps moving may mean a leak.
LVVWD contacts the account holder after three or more days of continuous flow; see what an LVVWD leak alert means.
A soft wall behind a vanity or a stain by the heater closet points to an indoor connection.
An auto-fill hides pool loss, so the fill line is shut off and the level watched alone.
Enterprise, NV leak detection services, yard and house alike.

Supply lines under a newer slab are pressure-tested and traced from above before any floor is opened.
Evaporation is separated from real loss, then shell, skimmer, lights and fittings are checked in the backyard.
Irrigation is ruled in or out at the controller first, the usual first suspect in an Enterprise yard.
In newer homes the drip is often at a connection, so fittings are checked before anyone blames the tank.
Retail and multifamily properties near St Rose Parkway and Blue Diamond Road, with shut-downs planned with managers.
For urgent water leak detection in Enterprise, NV, close the house shut-off or irrigation main, then call.
A moving indicator confirms water is leaving the property.
If the meter stops, the leak sits in the yard system.
Still moving with that valve closed points to the service line from the meter.
Each zone or house branch runs alone until one keeps the meter turning.
Listening, pressure or thermal checks narrow it, and we mark it for whoever repairs it.
Three reasons and one limit.

Irrigation is the quickest thing to rule out in a newer Enterprise yard, so we start there.
Copper or PEX is confirmed on site, because the material decides which methods work.
The mark tells you whether the next call goes to the builder, the landscaper or a plumber.
We do not repair pipes, fix irrigation, dry out rooms or sell sensors.
Pipe material decides the method; our guide to how leak detection works explains each one.

| Method | Works best on | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Meter and zone isolation | Any system, irrigation included | Names the zone or branch, not the exact spot |
| Pressure isolation | Any line that can be closed off | Needs working valves at each branch |
| Acoustic listening | Metal lines, which carry sound well | Plastic lines can be harder to hear |
| Thermal imaging | Hot-water lines close to a surface | Little help on cold lines or buried irrigation |
Prices are not published yet; time on site depends on these.

A yard leak is proved at the controller and meter; a house-side leak needs slower indoor branch isolation.
Each zone is run and shut off alone, so more zones mean more steps.
Pavers, artificial turf or rock over a buried line mean the final pinpoint has to be tighter.
Newer housing changes where we look first.

The Census counts 232,043 people in Enterprise, NV, with a median year built of 2006 (ACS 2019-2023), level with Summerlin South for the newest median among the areas we serve.
A 2026 Las Vegas, NV real-estate ZIP guide lists Enterprise ZIPs among the fastest-growing new-construction ZIP codes, against a 1994 median for Las Vegas, NV citywide. Newer homes tend to leak at fittings and irrigation.
LVVWD allows 1 watering day a week from November to February and 6 in summer, Monday to Saturday, so a constant leak stands out on idle days.
A zone stuck open can run all night, and calls are answered 24 hours; tell us what the meter did with irrigation off.
We locate the leak; any plumber you choose repairs it.
Three checks pair the meter with LVVWD's mandatory watering schedule (opens in a new tab) before a shovel comes out.

| Check | How | What the meter tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Controller off, irrigation main closed | Read the meter with the house running nothing | Stops: the leak is on irrigation. Still moving: house or service line |
| Zones one at a time | Run each zone, shut it, then watch the meter and the ground | The zone that keeps the meter turning has a stuck valve or broken line |
| Sunday check | LVVWD prohibits sprinkler watering on Sundays | Any spray or drip running that day is a fault or a mis-set controller |
These are SNWA's terms from its Home Leak Sensor Rebate page (opens in a new tab); we do not sell or install sensors.

SNWA pays 50 percent of the purchase price or $200, whichever is less, one rebate per property.
Buy within 30 days of the coupon's printed date, then install at the listed address within 90 days of purchase.
Accounts in good standing with an SNWA member agency qualify; LVVWD, which serves Enterprise, is one of them.

If the leaking part might still be under a builder's warranty, call the builder and check the paperwork for terms.
A failed zone valve or split drip line is a job for your landscaper or an irrigation contractor.
Service-line and in-house leaks go to a licensed plumber. NRS 624.700 makes contracting in Nevada without an active license unlawful, so check the NSCB License Search first.
If you searched leak detection near me in Enterprise, NV, these neighborhoods are covered.

Irrigation zones are isolated first: the yard is the quickest thing to rule out.
Yard and house are split at the valve before indoor branches are tested.
89183 (also 89123) · Southeast Enterprise neighborhood The meter-to-house service line along Silverado Ranch Boulevard gets its own check, since a leak there rarely shows indoors.
We read the LVVWD meter with all water off, then close the house valve. Still moving means the buried service line feeding the house.
Yes. We cover Mountains Edge in 89139, 89178 and 89179, Southern Highlands in 89141, and Silverado Ranch in 89183 and 89123.
Yes. A stuck valve or broken line can run nonstop, and LVVWD reaches out after three days of continuous flow. Sunday spraying is a strong clue.
It can. Enterprise homes on LVVWD water are SNWA member-agency accounts, so the rebate of 50 percent or $200, whichever is less, may apply. Check SNWA's deadlines first.
Our phone is answered 24/7, weekends included. Shut the irrigation main first, then tell us what the meter does; the visit is arranged on that call.
Three things that let the visit start at the controller.
