Desert Shores wraps around Lake Jacqueline and its sister lakes in northwest Las Vegas, with homes and condos built mostly from the late 1980s through the 1990s. Their aging copper and lakeside landscaping both leak in time. We locate them across Desert Shores, ZIP 89128.
Desert Shores is a lake community off Rampart and Lake Mead Boulevard, known for its waterfront homes, condos and walking paths. Many properties are 30 years old or more, with copper plumbing that is now developing hidden leaks. Our leak detection in Desert Shores finds those leaks with minimal disruption.
Slab leaks are the most frequent call here, followed by leaks in walls and ceilings of two-story homes. Mature landscaping and lawns also mean irrigation leaks and buried service line leaks can quietly raise water bills.
Desert Shores, NVThese leaks show up most often in Desert Shores properties.
Late-1980s and 1990s copper is now leaking more often.
Established lawns and trees mean more irrigation and root issues.
Shared walls can spread water between units.
Older backyard pools leak at lights, skimmers and returns; see pool leak detection.
Tell us what you are noticing at your Desert Shores property and a local specialist will explain the next steps.
House, condo or townhome by the lakes.
Late-1980s copper is checked first.
Lawns and trees mean irrigation and root issues.
Lights, skimmers and returns tested.
Desert Shores homeowners get careful testing, tidy work on every visit.
Homes around Lake Jacqueline.
Older irrigation and established trees.
Shared-wall tracing.
Rampart and Lake Mead Boulevard.
Our team is based in Las Vegas, and Desert Shores is about 10 miles northwest of us via Lake Mead Boulevard or Summerlin Parkway. We serve the homes around Lake Jacqueline, the Regatta area, the condos along Rampart and nearby The Lakes and Summerlin.
Yes. We cover the homes, condos and townhomes throughout Desert Shores.
Yes. Many homes have copper slab lines that are 30 years old or more.
Yes. We test valves, mainlines and drip zones.
Yes. You receive written findings and photos.

Pinpoint hidden supply-line leaks inside walls, floors and ceilings without guesswork.
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Find leaks under your concrete foundation with acoustic and thermal tools before you open a floor.
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Trace leaks in buried lines between the meter, house, yard and pool equipment.
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Locate leaks on the main service line from the water meter to your home.
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Track down the cause of a sudden jump in your water bill, from toilets to buried pipes.
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Dye, pressure and electronic testing for pool shells, lights, skimmers and plumbing.
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24/7 leak response when water is actively spreading in your home or business.
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Repair options after the slab leak is found: spot repair, reroute or repipe.
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Replace failing copper with PEX when pinhole leaks keep coming back.
Learn moreTalk to a local leak specialist now and find out what is leaking, where, and what to do next.