Major Leak & Flood Emergency Plumbing in Las Vegas

Four moves, in order. Shut off the water — the fixture valve if you can see the source, the main if you can't. If you don't know where your main is, find it now with our shut-off valve guide. Contain it — towels, a wet-vac, and move belongings up off the floor. Document everything with photos and video before you clean up, because your insurer will want to see it. Dry it fast — air movers and open windows — since mold can start within 24 to 48 hours.

Then call us to find and fix the source. A major leak is exactly what our 24/7 emergency plumber is for.

Some floods announce themselves: a hose spraying, a tank split down the seam. Those we shut off and repair — often a burst pipe repair or a water-heater fix. Others are sneakier. If water is spreading and you can't find where it's coming from, we bring electronic leak detection to pinpoint a hidden supply line behind a wall or under the slab before we open anything.

If the failure is your water heater, we can handle it as a no-hot-water emergency and replace the tank the same day. The goal is always the same: stop the water, then fix the actual cause — not just mop up and hope.

Las Vegas gets most of its rain in a few violent monsoon storms, and they find every weak point. Garages flood first — they sit low, the door seal leaks, and the floor drain, if there is one, can't keep up. Our guide on what to do with a flooded garage walks through it.

We see storm-driven flooding across low-lying and older parts of the valley, from Paradise to Winchester. When a storm overwhelms your plumbing or backs water up indoors, we're on call to help stop it and sort out what's plumbing versus what's intrusion.

When we roll up to an active flood, the first job is stopping the water — confirming the shutoff, isolating the failed line or fixture, and getting the flow to zero. Only then do we chase the source. Whether it's an obvious split hose or a hidden line behind a wall, we pinpoint it, make the repair right, and pressure-test to be sure it holds.

Then we help you set up for drying and hand you a documented repair for your claim. We won't pretend to be a restoration company — but we'll tell you honestly what needs professional water mitigation versus what you can handle with fans, so you're not overpaying or under-drying.