Domestic and fire service water line installation, meter setting, and main tie-ins for commercial and residential sites across the Las Vegas Valley. Tell us about your project and we'll match you with a vetted, licensed local water contractor — free.
Water scopes range from a single domestic service line for a home to full water main extensions and fire service infrastructure for a commercial development. Contractors we match you with typically handle:
Which agency serves your property depends on its location. The Las Vegas Valley Water District serves the City of Las Vegas and much of unincorporated Clark County, while the City of Henderson and City of North Las Vegas each operate their own water utility within city limits. Design standards, meter requirements, and review timelines can differ between these agencies — see our permitting overview for more detail.
Water lines are typically installed with required vertical and horizontal separation from sanitary sewer lines to prevent cross-contamination, and are often installed after sewer but alongside or before storm drain, depending on the site's civil design. Getting this sequencing right is one reason many owners hire a single contractor for combined utility packages — see our full site development page.
It depends on location. The Las Vegas Valley Water District serves the City of Las Vegas and much of unincorporated Clark County, while the City of Henderson and City of North Las Vegas each operate their own water utility within their city limits.
A domestic water line supplies drinking and general-use water to a property, while a fire service line supplies water specifically for fire suppression systems and hydrants. Many commercial projects require both, sized and installed separately.
Yes. New water mains and services typically require pressure testing and disinfection to the applicable water district's standards before the line is approved for use.
Backflow prevention is commonly required, particularly for commercial and irrigation services, to protect the public water system from contamination. Requirements vary by water purveyor and use type.
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