Get a plumber on the way

Because we are a service area business rather than a storefront. We come to you, there is no counter to visit, and Google's own guidance is that a business which does not serve customers at its address should not publish one.

Publishing a street address we do not serve customers at would put this site out of step with that guidance and would give you a place to drive to that cannot help you. The phone number is the fastest way in.

Shut the main off first, then call. The main shutoff is usually in a concrete box at the edge of the yard near the sidewalk, in the same box as the water meter, or on the wall where the supply enters the house.

If you cannot find it or cannot turn it, call anyway and say so on the phone. Knowing the water is still running changes how the call is handled.

The address with the ZIP, what the symptom actually is in your own words, when it started, and whether anything has already been tried. If it is a water heater, the approximate age and whether it is gas or electric saves a step.

A photograph helps more than a description on anything visible. You can send one after we speak.

There is a diagnostic visit and it has a cost, which is stated as a figure on the call before anyone is dispatched. Across the trade that fee runs about $75 to $150 in normal hours, and an emergency or after hours dispatch commonly runs $150 to $350 or more.

Whether it is credited toward the repair is confirmed on the same call. You will never find out about a fee from an invoice.

No air conditioning, no heating, no duct work, no appliance repair beyond the plumbing connection. If that is what you need, we are the wrong call and we will say so rather than sending someone.

We also do not do septic system permitting, which is handled by the Southern Nevada Health District for properties without sewer service.