Plumbing · Toilets · Faucets · Drains
Plumbing Fixes in Las Vegas
Small plumbing problems. Handled right.
Leaky faucet? Running toilet? Disposal problem or drip under the sink? I handle small plumbing fixes across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Enterprise.
- 4.7 on Google (38 reviews)
- Owner-operated
- 25+ years in the trades
What small plumbing fixes usually cost
Quick answer
Small plumbing repairs in Las Vegas usually range from $149 to $450,
depending on whether it’s a faucet, toilet, disposal, under-sink leak, or valve issue.
Scope of service
What I handle
Faucet replacements, running toilets, disposal issues, under-sink leaks, and other small plumbing repairs that don’t need a major plumbing crew.
- Faucet replacement and supply line swaps
- Toilet flappers, fill valves, running toilet fixes, and minor resets
- Garbage disposal replacement and under-sink reconnects
- P-traps, tailpieces, and visible drain leak fixes under sinks
- Shutoff valve issues and other small plumbing repairs that don't need a major plumbing crew
Water running right now
If it’s actively leaking
If you smell gas, stop and leave. Do not try to shut anything off, do not switch lights on or off, and do not use anything that could spark while you are inside. Get everyone out of the building, then call 911 and your gas utility from somewhere safely away from it.
- Stop the water at the fixture if you can reach it. Under a sink there are usually two small oval or round handles on the wall — the angle stops. Turn clockwise until they stop. If a handle is stuck or crusted, leave it; forcing a seized valve is how a drip becomes a burst.
- If there is no accessible fixture valve, use the main shutoff. In most Las Vegas homes it is in a box at the front of the property near the street, or on the exterior wall near the hose bib.
- Put down towels and move what is underneath. Cabinet bottoms absorb water quickly, and that is usually the expensive part.
- Then call or book. Tell me what you shut off and what you saw — it is genuinely useful before I arrive.
Leave the plumbing alone and call an appropriately licensed professional if water is near electrical outlets or a panel, if it is coming from a wall or ceiling rather than a visible fitting, or if the main shutoff will not close.
Pricing
How much do plumbing fixes cost in Las Vegas?
Final price depends on the fixture, access, parts needed, and whether water damage has already started.
| Repair | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Faucet or fill-valve replacement | about $149-$225 |
| P-trap or under-sink leak fix | about $150-$300 |
| Garbage disposal replacement | about $175-$325 |
| Multiple small plumbing fixes in one visit | about $250-$450+ |
Local context
Local plumbing problems I see around Las Vegas
In Las Vegas homes, hard water wears out valves, cartridges, and fixtures faster than a lot of homeowners expect. I see plenty of faucet drips, crusted shutoffs, disposal issues, and under-sink leaks that start small but can turn into cabinet damage if they’re ignored.
Shutoff valves are the clearest example. The angle stops under a sink sit untouched for years while scale builds on the stem. When someone finally needs them — usually mid-leak — the handle will not turn, or it turns and the valve keeps passing water, or the packing nut starts weeping as soon as it moves. That is why a valve that was fine last year can fail the first time you need it, and why replacing a seized stop is a common part of an otherwise small repair.
For bigger permit-level plumbing or anything hidden deep in walls, I’ll tell you honestly when an appropriately licensed plumber is the better call. But for many common fixture and under-sink problems, a handyman visit can solve it fast.
Warning signs
When it’s time to call
- Your faucet keeps dripping or leaking around the base
- The toilet keeps running, won't fill right, or rocks slightly
- There's water under the sink or cabinet after use
- The disposal hums, leaks, or stopped working properly
- A small plumbing issue is starting to turn into cabinet or wall damage
Why it pays to fix leaks early
A lot of “small” plumbing jobs aren’t small for long. I’ve seen a minor under-sink drip turn into swollen cabinet bottoms, stained drywall, and flooring damage just because it was easy to ignore for a few weeks.
If it’s leaking, running, or getting worse, it’s usually cheaper to handle it now than after the damage spreads.
What to expect
How the visit works
Tell me what's happening.
Book online or call. Describe the symptom — a faucet that won't stop dripping, a toilet that keeps running, water showing up under the cabinet — and roughly when it started.
I find what's actually causing it.
I take the time to find what's causing the problem rather than replacing the first part I see.
You get the options and the price before I start.
I explain what I'd do and what it costs. If the issue involves concealed piping, new supply or drain lines, or permit-level system work, I explain that it falls outside this service.
I finish, test, and clean up.
I complete the approved repair, test that it works properly, and leave the immediate work area clean.
Service area
Where I work
- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- Summerlin
- Spring Valley
- Paradise
- Enterprise
Questions
Common questions
How much do plumbing fixes cost in Las Vegas?
Small plumbing repairs usually run $149 to $450. Faucet or fill-valve replacement is about $149-$225, a P-trap or under-sink leak fix about $150-$300, garbage disposal replacement about $175-$325, and several small fixes handled in one visit about $250-$450+. Final price depends on the fixture, access, parts needed, and whether water damage has already started.
What kinds of plumbing work do you handle?
Faucet replacement and supply lines, toilet flappers and fill valves, running-toilet fixes and minor resets, garbage disposal replacement and under-sink reconnects, P-traps and visible drain leaks under sinks, and shutoff valve issues.
What plumbing work falls outside this service?
My service is focused on accessible faucets, toilets, disposals, shutoff valves, supply lines, P-traps, and visible under-sink leaks. Concealed piping, new supply or drain lines, and permit-level system work fall outside this service.
Why do faucets and valves wear out so quickly in Las Vegas?
Hard water can wear out valves, cartridges, and fixtures faster than homeowners expect. It commonly contributes to faucet drips, crusted shutoffs, and fixture problems around the Las Vegas Valley.
My under-sink leak looks minor. Can it wait?
A lot of “small” plumbing jobs aren't small for long — a minor under-sink drip can turn into swollen cabinet bottoms, stained drywall and flooring damage in a few weeks. If it's leaking, running, or getting worse, it's usually cheaper to handle now than after the damage spreads.
Book it
Need a plumbing fix handled quickly?
Tell me what it’s doing and roughly when it started. You’ll get the options and the price before anything begins.