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Sewer line repair & replacement Companies in City of Las Vegas

City of Las Vegas · Past year
  1. Resolution Plumbing

    Verified license

    Resolution Plumbing provides plumbing repair and replacement in Las Vegas and surrounding communities.

    26recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  2. Royalty Plumbing

    Verified license
    26recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  3. Adaven Plumbing

    Verified license

    Family-owned Adaven Plumbing serves Las Vegas, Henderson and Enterprise with residential and commercial plumbing and flat-rate pricing.

    95recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  4. Pipe Pros is a family-owned Las Vegas plumbing and mechanical business offering water-system and HVAC services. Its home work ranges from underground lines to heating and cooling equipment.

    15recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  5. Lee’s serves Las Vegas Valley homes with heating, cooling, plumbing and indoor-air improvements. Its coverage includes Henderson, Boulder City and surrounding communities.

    85recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  6. Monkey Wrench Plumbing

    Verified license

    Monkey Wrench Plumbing provides Las Vegas Valley plumbing repairs, drain services, water-heater work and repiping.

    48recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  7. Hips Plumbing

    Verified license

    Hips Plumbing provides household and light-commercial plumbing, including water heaters, leaks, drains, repiping, treatment systems and gas lines.

    81recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  8. Atlas Plumbing

    Verified license

    Atlas Plumbing is a family-owned company serving Henderson and the Las Vegas Valley with residential and commercial plumbing.

    27recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  9. Sierra Air Conditioning & Plumbing provides air-conditioning, heating and plumbing services in the Las Vegas Valley.

    162recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  10. MC Plumbing

    Verified license

    MC Plumbing handles drain cleaning, repiping, water heaters and leaks, with residential and commercial service across the Las Vegas Valley.

    16recorded plumbing projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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About this project search

Ask how the damaged section was located, which repair methods suit the pipe and whether a before-and-after camera record is included.

The map and blue counts show broader plumbing records for relevant companies, not sewer line repair & replacement job totals.

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Local experience you can explore.

See the companies behind documented home projects, then ask about the work you need. Routine repairs and maintenance often do not appear in these records.

How this selection works

Companies need recorded plumbing work in this area and a matched active license at the saved check. Common trade services can qualify through an established trade fit; specialist services need relevant published information. Neither is a guarantee of availability or the exact work a company will accept.

Recommended uses our daily trade recommendations where companies also fit this project, followed by other relevant companies. Most active uses past-year trade records. Branding and profile completeness do not influence placement.

79,138 broader trade records appear in City of Las Vegas across available dates; 5,513 fall between 2025-10-27 and 2026-10-27. Counts are not project-specific job totals. A permit alone does not prove completion, a passed inspection or workmanship.

This local record selection uses the City of Las Vegas boundary. Nearby valley communities have their own pages below.

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Repair & replacement · Las Vegas Valley

Sewer Line Repair in Las Vegas: Know Your Options

Understand camera findings, repair locations, cleaning limits, excavation and the full scope of a sewer-line proposal.

About this guide
Editorial illustration: secured side-yard excavation beside a desert stucco home.
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In this guide

THE TAKEAWAY

Request the camera findings, a marked location and the affected length before accepting major excavation. A repair method should fit the actual defect and pipe condition.

Connect the backup to the inspection finding

Recurring backups deserve a clear diagnosis before a major sewer proposal. Record which fixtures back up together, how often it happens and what prior cleaning accomplished. Ask whether the line must be cleared before a useful camera inspection can be completed.

Request the inspection footage or findings, a marked location, the affected length and the basis for any proposed excavation. A camera image should be explained in context; ask how the finding relates to your actual backup rather than accepting a replacement recommendation from an unexplained screenshot.

Compare your options

  1. Clear an obstruction
  2. Repair a measured section
  3. Replace or rehabilitate a larger run
OptionWhen to discuss itWhat to clarify
Clear an obstructionCleaning can restore flow and the line’s condition supports it.Ask whether follow-up inspection is needed to understand recurrence.
Repair a measured sectionThe defect is localized and connections to sound pipe are practical.Request exact start and end points and restoration details.
Replace or rehabilitate a larger runThe inspection supports broader work.Ask why the proposed method fits the pipe, condition and access.

Repair method, access and reinstatement

Require the line location, diameter where known, repair length, method and connection points in the proposal. Ask which existing branch connections must be preserved and how the completed work will be inspected or tested. For excavation, include utility coordination, access, soil handling, paving and landscaping restoration.

For a trenchless option, ask what conditions make the method appropriate and what access pits or internal preparation are still necessary. Identify who handles approvals and whether any public connection work is included.

Editorial illustration: capped sewer cleanout beside a stucco wall and gravel landscaping.
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A CLOSER LOOK

What happens to the yard after the pipe is fixed?

For a line beneath desert landscaping or a driveway, ask bidders to separate pipe work from access and restoration. Compare who replaces pavers, irrigation and finished surfaces—not just the footage of sewer pipe.

If a trenchless method is offered, ask where access openings remain and whether the method preserves every required connection. Keep a clear boundary between a proposed private-line repair and any work involving the public sewer connection. The permitting authority should match the property.

Clark County provides a permit inquiry resource for work within its jurisdiction. [2]

What affects the price

Depth, length, access, surface restoration and the selected repair method influence cost. Compare the same measured segment and final restoration, not a broad “sewer replacement” label. Ask whether cleaning, locating, camera work and permits are included or already billed.

Request a written limit and approval process for additional findings. Keep emergency flow restoration separate from the permanent repair decision when circumstances allow.

Questions to ask before approving work

  1. Can I see the footage and the marked defect location?
  2. Why is this repair length necessary?
  3. Which repair methods were considered and ruled out?
  4. What surfaces and landscaping will be restored?

After the visit: checks, records and upkeep

Ask for the final inspection record or post-work footage, a description of repaired connections and the warranty exclusions. Keep the location sketch for future landscaping or construction. Confirm whether any temporary restoration requires a later return.

Ask what maintenance is appropriate for the repaired line, rather than assuming repeated aggressive cleaning is always needed. If multiple fixtures back up again, report the pattern promptly and avoid continuing to use affected drains.

Common questions

Does a recurring clog always need a new sewer line?

No. The cause and condition need to be established. Ask how the inspection supports cleaning, a localized repair or broader replacement.

Does trenchless mean no digging at all?

Do not assume it does. Ask for the required access points, preparation and restoration for the specific method proposed.

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Service context

YES! describes camera inspection and hydro-jetting among its drain services; the appropriate service depends on the diagnosed problem. [1]

The questions and comparisons are Hey Neighbor’s homeowner guidance. Company pages describe advertised services, not an endorsement or proof of results. Equipment instructions and a property-specific assessment govern the actual work.

Sources & further reading

  1. YES!. Drain Repair Services. Accessed .
  2. Clark County Building Department. Do I Need a Permit?. Accessed .

About this guide

Written and maintained by Hey Neighbor. Updated .

Editorial update: clarified the main decision, added topic-specific context and checked the reference supporting the added context.

How this guide is put together

These are AI-assisted editorial guides for homeowners, built around published sources and practical questions to ask. This update checks the added source-backed context; it is not a licensed trade professional’s technical review or an inspection of your home. Earlier references retain their individual access dates below their citations.

Examples are illustrative, and artwork does not depict a listed company’s actual work. Local requirements depend on your property and the authority responsible for it. Read our guide standards or suggest a correction.

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