Las Vegas Plumber for Drain Cleaning, Water Heaters & 24/7 Emergencies

Our shop is on S Eastern Ave in the Silverado Ranch/Enterprise area, so we cover the whole south and central valley fast — plus Henderson, Paradise, Spring Valley, Summerlin, North Las Vegas and the rest of Clark County. If you're not sure we reach you, just call (614) 830-0578.

Yes. Burst pipes, sewer backups, major leaks and no-hot-water calls don't wait for business hours, and neither do we. We answer the phone around the clock and dispatch to Las Vegas emergencies day or night.

Very hard — roughly 16 grains per gallon valley-wide per the Las Vegas Valley Water District, and higher in some neighborhoods. That scale silently coats pipes, clogs aerators, and kills water heaters years early. It's the single biggest reason valley homes need softeners, annual flushes, and eventual repipes.

Yes. Mike's Drain and Plumbing is licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board and fully insured. You can verify any Nevada contractor's license at nvcontractorsboard.com — always ask for a license number before you let a plumber start work.

Estimates are free, and you get a written, up-front price before we start any work — not a vague hourly guess. No surprise after-hours surcharges tacked on at the end. If the scope changes, we stop and talk to you first.

For most of the south and central valley we offer same-day service, and often within a couple of hours for urgent calls. Because we're based right in the 89123 zip, our response times to Enterprise, Silverado Ranch, Henderson and the South Strip are hard to beat.

Hard-water minerals settle as sediment in the bottom of the tank, insulate the burner, and cook the unit from the inside — which is why many valley heaters quit at 6–8 years instead of 12. An annual flush (or a tankless unit with yearly descaling) buys you far more life.

Watch for a warm spot on the floor, an unexplained jump in your water bill, or the sound of running water with every fixture off. We locate slab leaks without tearing up your home, then give you honest reroute-or-repair options. Our rule of thumb: two or more slab leaks in 3–5 years usually means it's time to repipe rather than keep patching.

If you want your water heater, pipes and fixtures to last, it's the single best protective upgrade here. Valley water runs about 16–17 grains per gallon — and higher in some ZIP codes — well past the 10.5 gpg that's considered 'very hard.' A properly sized softener slows the scale that clogs fixtures and kills water heaters early.