Whitney sits along Boulder Highway near the Clark County Wetlands Park, with a mix of 1970s and 1980s homes, manufactured homes and newer infill. Older supply lines and long service runs keep us busy here, finding slab, yard and pipe leaks across ZIPs 89121 and 89122.
Whitney is a small unincorporated town on the east side of the valley, between Tropicana Avenue and the Wetlands Park. Its housing ranges from older single-family homes to manufactured home communities, each with different plumbing. Our leak detection in Whitney adapts to the property, whether pipes run under a slab or beneath a raised floor.
Many calls here involve aging service lines and leaks that show up first as a high water bill. In homes where copper or galvanized pipe keeps failing, we can compare repiping with a one-time repair.
Whitney, NVProperty type and age shape the leaks we find in Whitney.
Decades of service lead to corrosion and pinhole leaks.
Supply lines under raised floors can freeze, crack or loosen.
Older lots often have long buried runs that leak underground.
Older heaters and connectors are frequent hidden water leak sources.
Tell us what you are noticing at your Whitney property and a local specialist will explain the next steps.
Slab homes and manufactured homes are tested differently.
Lines under manufactured homes are inspected.
Long older service runs are followed to the meter.
Both options explained side by side.
We give Whitney homeowners straightforward answers and the option to compare repair and repipe.
Plumbing under raised floors.
Copper and galvanized from the 1970s and 1980s.
Older lots with long buried runs.
Near the Clark County Wetlands Park.
Our team is based in Las Vegas, and Whitney is about 9 miles southeast of us via Boulder Highway or Tropicana Avenue. We serve the neighborhoods around Whitney Recreation Center, the Boulder Highway corridor and the streets near the Clark County Wetlands Park.
Yes. We test plumbing in manufactured homes, including lines under raised floors.
Yes. We explain both so you can decide what makes sense for your home.
We cover 89122 and the nearby parts of 89121.
Close the house shut-off and watch the meter. If it still moves, the line between the meter and the house may be leaking.

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.
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