Your Plumber in Spring Valley
Our shop on West Oquendo Road is just minutes from Spring Valley, so we can get to you fast for leaks, water heaters, drains and slab leaks. Family owned and answered 24/7.
Plumbing Services in Spring Valley
Leak detection & slab leaks
Finding hidden leaks and repairing or rerouting lines under the slab. Learn more →
Water heaters & tankless
Repair, replacement and tank-to-tankless conversions done to code. Learn more →
Drain & sewer
Clogged drains, hydro jetting, camera inspections and sewer repair. Learn more →
Repiping
Whole-home PEX or copper repipes to end repeat leaks. Learn more →
Water softeners & filtration
Protecting your plumbing and appliances from hard water. Learn more →
24/7 emergency plumbing
Burst pipes, backups and leaking water heaters, answered day or night. Learn more →
Spring Valley Areas We Serve
We serve all of Spring Valley, including Rhodes Ranch, Spanish Trail, The Lakes area, Desert Inn West and the neighborhoods along Rainbow, Jones, Durango and Fort Apache, in ZIP codes 89103, 89113, 89117, 89146, 89147 and 89148.
Nearby areas we also serve: Rhodes Ranch, Enterprise, Summerlin, Paradise, Mountains Edge.
Need a plumber in Spring Valley? Call 702-932-5755.
Spring Valley Plumbing Questions
How close are you to Spring Valley?
Very close. Our shop is at 4011 W Oquendo Rd, just minutes from most of Spring Valley.
Are slab leaks common in Spring Valley?
Yes. Many Spring Valley homes are 25 to 45 years old, and the copper water lines under their slabs are prone to pinhole leaks.
Do you serve Rhodes Ranch and Spanish Trail?
Yes, including guard-gated communities. We coordinate gate access before we arrive.
Is Spring Valley part of the City of Las Vegas?
No. Spring Valley is an unincorporated town in Clark County, served by the Las Vegas Valley Water District.
Does a water heater replacement need a permit in Spring Valley?
Yes. Water heater replacements in Spring Valley need a plumbing permit from Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention. When a permit is required, we pull it and schedule the inspection for you.
Who is responsible for the sewer line in Spring Valley?
Sewer service in Spring Valley is provided by the Clark County Water Reclamation District. In most cases the homeowner is responsible for the private sewer line from the house to where it connects to the public main, so roots, bellies and backups in that line are yours to fix. The utility can confirm where that point is for your address, and we can run a camera down the line to find the problem.
Work With a Las Vegas Plumber You Can Trust
Homeowners, businesses and property managers across the valley call TPM for honest answers and work done right. Give us a call and see the difference.