Plumbers in Las Vegas, NV

These Las Vegas plumbing companies all held an active license with the Nevada State Contractors Board when we checked. Most offer emergency service around the clock.

5 companies · Last checked

Active Plumbing

24/7 emergency service

Family-owned, veteran-owned Las Vegas plumbing company founded in 1991, offering drain, sewer, slab leak and water heater service.

Hours
24/7 emergency service
Service area
Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas
Services
Emergency plumber, Drain cleaning, Water heater repair, Water heater installation, Leak detection, Sewer line repair
License
NV 0047021, checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board lookup in October 2026

Details last checked October 1, 2026. Is this your business? Request an update or removal

Hips Plumbing

24/7 emergency service

Family-owned Las Vegas plumbing company handling slab leaks, sewer problems, repipes and water heaters.

Hours
Mon-Sat 6am-5pm; 24/7 emergency callout
Service area
Las Vegas Valley
Services
Emergency plumber, Water heater repair, Water heater installation, Leak detection, Sewer line repair
License
NV 0081785, checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board lookup in October 2026

Details last checked October 1, 2026. Is this your business? Request an update or removal

Impact Plumbing

24/7 emergency service

Las Vegas plumbing company with emergency service, drain and sewer work, leak detection and water heaters.

Hours
24/7 emergency service
Service area
Las Vegas Valley
Services
Emergency plumber, Drain cleaning, Water heater repair, Water heater installation, Leak detection, Sewer line repair
License
NV 0088310, checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board lookup in October 2026

Details last checked October 1, 2026. Is this your business? Request an update or removal

Much Better Plumbing

24/7 emergency service

Locally owned Las Vegas plumbing contractor licensed for plumbing and water heaters, with drain, sewer and slab leak service.

Hours
24/7 emergency service
Service area
Las Vegas Valley
Services
Emergency plumber, Drain cleaning, Water heater repair, Water heater installation, Leak detection, Sewer line repair
License
NV 0082725, checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board lookup in October 2026

Details last checked October 1, 2026. Is this your business? Request an update or removal

Precision Plumbing

24/7 emergency service

Las Vegas plumbing company offering 24/7 service, leak detection, sewer work, hydro jetting and water heaters.

Hours
24/7 service
Service area
Las Vegas Valley
Services
Emergency plumber, Drain cleaning, Water heater repair, Water heater installation, Leak detection, Sewer line repair
License
NV 0066040, checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board lookup in October 2026

Details last checked October 1, 2026. Is this your business? Request an update or removal

How to check a Nevada plumber's license

Plumbing contractors in Nevada are licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board. Plumbing falls under the C-1 classification, and you will often see the plumbing subclassification listed as C-1D. Nevada rules require contractors to show their license number on advertising, vehicles, bids and contracts, so you can look it up on the board's license search before you book.

Plumbing problems Las Vegas homeowners call about

Las Vegas Valley water is hard, so scale builds up in water heaters, tankless units, faucets and valves. Regular flushing and descaling help, and many homeowners add a water softener. Many valley homes sit on concrete slabs, where a leak can go unseen; learn the signs of a slab leak and ask whether a company does its own leak detection.

What plumbing costs

Our national guides cover emergency plumber cost, water heater repair cost and slab leak repair cost. Get the price in writing before work starts.

Common questions

Is a C-1D license enough for a plumbing job?

C-1D is the plumbing subclassification under Nevada's C-1 plumbing and heating license. Check the board's license search to confirm it is active.

Why do water heaters fail early in Las Vegas?

Hard water leaves scale inside the tank or heat exchanger. Flushing a tank or descaling a tankless unit on schedule helps.