Plumbing and HVAC Services in Henderson, NV
What a plumbing and HVAC company actually does.
Two systems keep a house liveable, and most people never think about either one until it stops. Plumbing moves water in and waste out. HVAC moves heat in and out. A company that does both holds licenses in two trades that meet in the same closet.
The plumbing half starts with the water heater, because that is the part hard water reaches first. Then the drains, and the sewer lateral carrying them out to the street. Then the supply lines feeding every fixture, the shutoffs, the pressure regulator, and the softener if the house has one.
Repiping and slab leaks sit on this list too. That matters in the 1940s townsite, where the original lines are still in the ground.
The other half is the air conditioner and its outdoor condenser. Then the furnace, the air handler, the ducts running to every room, and the thermostat. Up in the southern neighborhoods the furnace is not decoration. Those addresses sit well above the valley floor, and the heat runs real hours every winter.
The two halves share space. Water heater, furnace and air handler often sit in one closet, on the same slab, sharing a gas line and a drain. So a leak at the water heater soaks the furnace cabinet beside it, and a blocked condensate line looks like plumbing and is air conditioning. One crew holding both licenses sees all of it in one visit.
So when you call, it is one number, one arrival window, and one technician who can diagnose across both systems and quote the whole job. Nevada licenses these trades separately, so it is worth asking any company which ones they actually hold. Ours are on every estimate.
Most of what we do in Henderson is a short list. Water heater repair, air conditioning repair, a blocked drain, a leak under a slab. We hold both licenses, plumbing contractor and HVAC contractor, so the emergency plumber and the heating and air conditioning technician share one dispatch.
Air conditioning services in Henderson, NV
Cooling is the biggest category in Henderson by what we bill. Most of it comes down to one of two jobs. Either a system worth repairing, or a Green Valley or Seven Hills unit already on its second life and reaching the end of it. Past a certain age, air conditioning replacement and installation costs less than the next two repair visits.
Which one you need depends on the unit, not on the season. Book AC repair in Henderson and we test the system before we quote anything. If it has years left in it, that is what we tell you. For how cooling, heating, and ducts work together in this climate, see our Las Vegas homeowner's HVAC guide.
Heating services in Henderson, NV
Most of this valley barely uses a furnace. Henderson is the exception. Seven Hills and the southern neighborhoods sit well above the valley floor, and the heat up there runs real hours every winter.
So heating work here is one of three jobs. A tune-up before the first cold snap, a repair in the middle of one, or heating installation when a furnace stops being worth fixing. October is the month to have it looked at. By the time it quits, everybody else's has too.
Plumbing services in Henderson, NV
The largest single plumbing job in Henderson is a water heater. Lake Mead water arrives at 16 to 18 grains per gallon, and scale takes years off a tank here that the same unit would keep somewhere milder. A puddle on the garage floor is usually the last warning before water heater replacement stops being a choice. A warm patch on a slab floor is a different call, and that one is slab leak repair.
Pipe is the other half of it. The 1940s townsite still runs its original supply and drain lines, and Green Valley houses built between 1978 and the mid 1990s fall inside the polybutylene window. One pinhole leak in either is worth a look at the whole house, so ask about repiping in Henderson before you patch the same wall twice.
Drain and sewer services in Henderson, NV
Drains are where Henderson's age shows first. Townsite houses from the 1940s and 1950s are still on the drain lines they were built with, and that plumbing has outlived the job it was designed for.
A slow drain gets cleared. A drain that backs up twice in one year is telling you something about the line itself, and a camera settles it in a single visit. Where the line has actually failed, sewer line replacement is the fix. We would rather show you the camera footage than ask you to take our word for it.
Not sure which trade you need in Henderson?
One call covers plumbing and HVAC both. Someone answers day or night.
Your Henderson neighbors have trusted us since 2013.Here's why.
Henderson is the single largest part of our service area, and has been since Andrew and Alexis started the company with one truck in 2013. Today that is 16 licensed technicians and 24 stocked trucks. What it means for you is ordinary and useful. Most mornings one of them is already working within a few miles of your house, before you pick up the phone.
Andrew is a fourth-generation plumber from Santa Fe. He and his wife Alexis started the company with one truck in 2013 and still own it.
We answer every day of the year, holidays included.
Stocked trucks, so most jobs are done on the first visit.
Licensed plumbing and HVAC technicians on the payroll.
Licensed and insured, Nevada #77906 #88741.
Plumbing, Heating and Cooling in Henderson, NV
One crew for all three. That matters when your water heater, furnace and air handler share the same closet and the same drain.
Heating
- Heating repair
- Furnace repair
- Heating installation
- Heating tune-up
- Heat pump services
- Thermostat services
- Emergency heating repair
- Commercial heating services
- Mini-split heating systems
- Duct insulation
Need any of this in Henderson?
Tell us what is happening and we will give you an arrival window.
Real reviews from your neighbors.
"Brendan, Jason, and Cahlil did a complete removal of ductwork, old A/C unit and insulation and installed an all new system. Their expertise was unmatched and their kindness throughout was amazing."
"Outstanding service! Christian was on time, professional, and clearly very knowledgeable. He explained the issue, walked me through the solution, and completed the work efficiently with great attention to detail."
"I contacted Pure Plumbing for an estimate on remodeling three bathrooms in my home. I spoke with Chris A, and we confirmed a day and time for him to visit."
"Pure Plumbing came through again. Water softener went out on us and had two other companies come out to give estimates. Pure Plumbing came in, Dave was the rep, and offered a better product and price."
"I had a very bad clog that was backing up into the shower. Pure plumbing was super responsive and able to make it out for a free consultation the same day!"
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8 ZIP codes across Henderson
Henderson holds a wider spread of housing ages than anywhere else in the valley.
The original townsite off Water Street went up in the 1940s, for workers at the magnesium plant. Green Valley started in 1978. Seven Hills and MacDonald Ranch came through the late 1990s. Inspirada and Cadence are still being built.
- Henderson Townsite
- The oldest housing in the city, built in the 1940s for the magnesium plant. Original drain and supply lines, so a single leak is usually a symptom rather than the whole story.
- Green Valley
- Started 1978. Homes from the late 1970s through the mid 1990s sit in the polybutylene window, which is worth identifying before you repair a pinhole leak twice.
- Seven Hills
- High enough above the valley floor for genuinely cold winter nights, so the furnace here does real work and earns an annual inspection.
- Inspirada and Cadence
- Still being built out, so these are the newest systems in the city. Tankless water heaters are common here and need descaling on a schedule, which first owners are rarely told.
ZIP codes: 89002, 89011, 89012, 89014, 89015, 89044, 89052, 89074. Not sure if your address counts? Call and we'll give you a straight answer on whether we can reach you.
Other areas we cover
Hard water is why fixtures fail early here.
Every home in this valley drinks Colorado River water out of Lake Mead. That water runs 16 to 18 grains per gallon. It's some of the hardest municipal water in the country.
Scale is what kills equipment here. It's why a water heater gives up years earlier than the same unit would in Portland. It's why a kitchen faucet starts weeping. And it's why a tankless unit that never gets descaled throws an error code instead of hot water.
Henderson adds a second factor. The southern edge of the city climbs well above the valley floor, so winter nights are genuinely cold up there. Furnaces in those neighborhoods do real work every year. That isn't true of every address in Clark County.
Two problems, at opposite ends of the city. The 1940s and 1950s townsite homes are still on their original drain lines. That plumbing has outlived its design life.
Green Valley is the other one. Homes built between 1978 and the mid 1990s fall inside the polybutylene window. A pinhole leak in one of those is worth a whole-house look, not a patch.
Working together is easy.
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We answer around the clock, holidays included. Tell us what is happening and we will tell you whether it can wait.
Pick your window
Morning, afternoon or evening. We hold the window we give you, and we call if anything shifts.
Meet your technician
You get a photo and a text before arrival, so you know who is at the door. Every technician is licensed and background checked.
Approve the price first
You get the price in writing before anyone picks up a tool, and nothing starts until you say yes.
Job done right
We test the work, clean up, and follow up before we leave.
Estimates are free, and you get the price in writing before any work starts. If a repair turns into a replacement, financing is available through GoodLeap, GreenSky and All Service Financing.
What it's like to work with Pure Plumbing & Air
We work hard. We play hard.
- We work hard
Fourth-generation trade knowledge, 16 licensed technicians, and 24 stocked trucks so most jobs finish on the first visit.
- We play hard
Andrew also runs The Modern Day Tradesman, a community built to bring pride and respect back to the trades.
- We grow together
Five apprentices are learning the trade here right now, taught by the lead technicians they ride with.
