Use up, nothing changed at home
More gallons than the same month last year, with the same household and watering days. That gap is the first number we check.
Our leak detection in Spring Valley, NV works from the LVVWD meter inward and starts with your billing date, so the repair fits LVVWD's Leak Adjustment window. 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 water leak detection company in Spring Valley, NV for homes on LVVWD water. The visit runs in a fixed order: a meter test, isolation of yard, house and each branch, then pinpointing, so your plumber can repair inside LVVWD's Leak Adjustment window. We locate and mark; the repair stays with your plumber.
Most Spring Valley calls start with a bill, not a puddle.

More gallons than the same month last year, with the same household and watering days. That gap is the first number we check.
LVVWD contacts you when its meter logs continuous flow for three days or longer. The notice says water is moving, not where.
Turn off every tap, then watch the red or white triangle on the meter. If it still moves, LVVWD says there may be a leak.
A trickle at night, after the irrigation cycle ends, often comes from a toilet refilling or a zone valve that never closed.
Either can mean a supply line below; thermal and moisture readings show which.
Intermittent movement usually means something that cycles, such as a toilet or a sticking valve.
Spring Valley, NV leak detection services, matched to what the bill shows.

A warm tile patch in a Spring Valley home is traced along the hot line under the slab before concrete is touched.
Evaporation is measured against actual loss first, then the shell, skimmer, lights and plumbing are tested.
Starts with the billing date, because LVVWD's 60-day repair window counts from it.
A wet heater closet is traced to the tank, its temperature and pressure relief valve, or the lines feeding it.
Offices, retail and multifamily buildings along Rainbow Boulevard, with shut-downs planned around tenants.
Emergency leak detection in Spring Valley, NV: close the main shut-off, then call.
From the bill to the mark.
It shows how much of LVVWD's 60-day repair window has already passed.
A moving indicator confirms water is leaving somewhere.
With the house valve closed, a moving meter points to the buried line before it.
Each intermittent source is tested alone, with everything else closed.
Listening, pressure and thermal checks narrow it to one spot we mark for your plumber.
Three reasons and one limit.

We ask for the billing date first, so your plumber still has room inside LVVWD's window.
If an earlier search came up empty, our fixed order of checks often finds what was skipped.
We are not selling the repair, so the readings decide what gets opened, not a quote.
Nobody can promise every leak is found, and adjustment credits are LVVWD's decision, never ours.
Each method narrows the search; see when a plumber could not find the leak.

| Method | Finds | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Meter split | Underground before the house valve, or house side | Says which side, not which pipe |
| Toilet dye test | A flapper or fill valve letting water slip into the bowl | Covers toilets only |
| Pressure isolation | Which closed-off branch loses pressure | Names the branch, not the exact spot |
| Thermal imaging | Hot-water lines warming a floor or wall | Of little use on cold-water lines |
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A constant leak shows on the meter within minutes; a toilet that leaks only on refill takes longer.
A leak before the house valve is traced along a buried line. House-side leaks need branch isolation first.
More bathrooms or a casita means more branches to isolate and test.
LVVWD's 60-day window counts weekends too, and the phone is picked up 24/7; have the billing date ready.
We locate the leak; any plumber you choose repairs it.
These are LVVWD's published rules for its Leak Adjustment Program (opens in a new tab), for LVVWD customers only.

| Rule | LVVWD requirement | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Usage history | At least one full month of recorded use before the leak month | New move-ins may not qualify yet |
| Size of the increase | Use up at least 50 percent during the leak period | A slow drip may fall short |
| Repeat credits | No Leak Adjustment credit in the past 12 months | A second leak within a year usually is not |
| Repair deadline | Repairs completed within 60 days of the billing date when the leak was discovered | Locate early so the plumber has time to finish |
| Application | Online, within 90 days of the date repairs were completed | Keep the paid repair invoice and its date |
Three steps, in order.

A leak at the meter or utility side usually goes to LVVWD, not your plumber. Report it through LVVWD's find and fix leaks page (opens in a new tab).
Under NRS 624.700, contracting in Nevada with no active license is unlawful; check the plumber on the NSCB License Search before work starts.
File the paid invoice and apply online; the 90-day clock runs from the repair date.
Water leak detection near you in Spring Valley, NV, across all three ZIPs.

This ZIP is split between Spring Valley and Peccole Ranch in the City of Las Vegas; both bill through LVVWD.
Calls here start with the billing date and an idle-house meter read.
Toilets and irrigation valves that run only at night are ruled out near Rainbow Boulevard before anyone opens a wall.
Landmarks and nearby places
No. Spring Valley, NV is unincorporated Clark County. Its homes are LVVWD accounts, so LVVWD's flow notice and Leak Adjustment rules apply.
Yes, all three, including Southwest Spring Valley in 89147 and the Peccole Ranch side of 89117, which is City of Las Vegas but still LVVWD.
Repairs must be done within 60 days of the billing date when the leak was discovered, then an online application within 90 days of the repair. Locating early leaves room inside that window.
Yes. Calls are answered 24/7, nights and holidays included. Have the billing date handy; it shows how much of LVVWD's 60-day repair window is left.
No. Summer watering and household changes raise use too. LVVWD's adjustment needs use up at least 50 percent, a useful gut-check against the same month last year.
Three things that let the visit start on time.
