Plumbing for Industrial Buildings & Warehouses in Las Vegas, NV

Why Industrial & Warehouse Operators Choose Active Plumbing

• 24/7 Emergency Service: Nights, weekends, and off-shifts when production runs.

• Industrial-Savvy Techs: Used to forklifts, docks, PPE, lockout/tagout, and safety rules.

• Ops & Safety Focused: We aim to keep docks, lines, and crews moving safely, not shut you down.

• Clean, Controlled Work Zones: Clear cones/tape, signage, and coordination with supervisors.

• Documentation Ready: Photos and notes for maintenance logs, owners, and safety teams.

• Local NAP: Active Plumbing · 3580 Polaris Ave #17, Las Vegas, NV 89103 Phone: (702) 438-3357 · Email: service@activeplumbinginc.com

Common Industrial & Warehouse Plumbing Problems We Solve

• Backed-up floor drains in docks, loading areas, and production zones

• Restroom backups for crews and drivers

• Clogged mop sinks, slop sinks, and janitor closets

• Sewer odors in warehouses, breakrooms, and office cores

• Slab and main-line leaks under warehouse slabs or drives

• No-hot-water for restrooms, wash stations, or break areas

• Hard-water damage to fixtures, valves, heaters, and process equipment

Plumbing Services for Industrial Facilities & Warehouses

24/7 Emergency Plumbing for Industrial Operations

We respond with safety and uptime in mind:

• Sewage or gray-water backups on docks, aisles, or production areas

• Restroom shutdowns during shifts or pick/pack operations

• Burst domestic lines in warehouse ceilings, walls, or mechanical rooms

• Sudden no-hot-water affecting restrooms or wash-down areas

We coordinate with your facility manager, safety officer, and on-site maintenance.

Floor Drains, Trench Drains & Dock Areas

Critical for washdown and spill control:

• Clearing clogs in floor and trench drains in dock and staging areas

• Unblocking drains in wash bays, equipment cleaning areas, and cold storage vestibules

• Hydro-jetting long industrial drain runs for debris, silt, and buildup

• Camera inspections to locate bellies, breaks, or root intrusion on older sites

• Recommendations for drain protection to reduce pallet wrap, debris, and trash in lines

We keep water moving so forklifts, pallet jacks, and crews can work safely.

Restroom & Breakroom Plumbing

For crews, drivers, and office staff:

• Toilet and urinal clog clearing in high-use restrooms

• Flushometer, valve, faucet, and sink repairs

• Breakroom and office-core sink and drain repairs

• Odor troubleshooting in restrooms and break areas

• Fixture upgrades to durable, low-maintenance commercial units

We respect shift schedules and minimize disruption to staff.

Process, Utility & Specialty Plumbing (Non-Hazardous)

Standard building-side and non-hazardous uses, such as:

• Utility sink and mop sink repairs/replacements

• Non-hazardous eyewash/shower supply and drain repairs

• Hose bibs and utility lines for yard/grounds work

• Basic supply/drain work for non-chemical washing and rinsing

• Tie-ins and corrections related to tenant improvements and layout changes

(We do not design or install hazardous chemical process systems; we handle building plumbing and standard utility connections.)

Water Heaters & Hot Water for Industrial Sites

For crews, cleaning, and break areas:

• Repair and replacement of tank and tankless water heaters

• Sizing for crew restrooms, wash stations, and break areas

• Hard-water descaling and periodic maintenance for Las Vegas conditions

• Code-compliant installs: pans, drains, venting, strapping, and shutoffs

• Support for small central plants in larger facilities

We make sure hot water is there when you need it, even on big shifts.

Slab Leaks, Mains & Exterior Lines

Industrial slabs and sites are big—and repairs must be smart:

• Slab leak detection under warehouse floors and corridors

• Spot repairs or reroutes of failing domestic or sewer lines

• Exterior line repairs under drives, truck courts, and parking lots

• Coordination with GCs, concrete/paving, and restoration vendors

• Phased work to limit downtime in critical aisles and areas

We design repair strategies that respect your workflows and traffic patterns.

Tenant Improvements, Build-Outs & Change-of-Use

For industrial and warehouse tenants changing usage:

• Plumbing for office build-outs inside warehouses

• Added or relocated restrooms, breakrooms, and wash stations

• Code-compliant venting, trap, and fixture count planning

• Tie-ins and corrections for new tenants or use types

• Coordination with GCs, architects, and city inspectors

We help ensure plumbing doesn’t become the reason your TI schedule slips.

Preventive Maintenance & Service Plans

Get ahead of recurring issues:

• Scheduled jetting and camera work for dock lines, trench drains, and mains

• Regular checks of restroom fixtures, PRVs, and water heaters

• Standardized scopes and pricing for typical facility repairs

• Simple, manager-ready reports with “now / soon / plan” priorities

We tune PM plans to your shift patterns, operations, and risk tolerance.

Who We Serve in Industrial & Warehouse

• Distribution centers and logistics hubs

• E-commerce and fulfillment warehouses

• Light manufacturing and assembly facilities

• Cold storage and refrigerated warehouses (building-side drains and utilities)

• Industrial flex buildings with mixed warehouse/office use

• Owner-occupied and tenant-occupied facilities

If you have docks, floor drains, and industrial plumbing loads, we’re a match.

Industrial & Warehouse Markets We Serve in the Las Vegas Area

We support industrial and warehouse properties throughout:

• Las Vegas (city) — industrial pockets along I-15, US-95, and major arterials

• Henderson — industrial corridors near Gibson, Stephanie, Warm Springs, St. Rose

• North Las Vegas — major distribution and logistics clusters along I-15 and 215

• Enterprise & Southwest — warehouse/flex space along 215, Decatur, Rainbow, Jones, Durango

• Spring Valley & Westside — smaller industrial and flex buildings

• Airport, Paradise & Corridor Areas — logistics, catering, and support facilities

Unsure if your facility is in our coverage area? Call (702) 438-3357 and we’ll confirm.

How Our Process Works with Industrial & Warehouse Clients

1. Facility, Owner or PM Contacts Us: Call (702) 438-3357 or email service@activeplumbinginc.com with site details, safety requirements, and the issue.

2. Safety & Priority Review: We review any site-specific safety rules, PPE, and access protocols, and determine whether it’s emergency or scheduled work.

3. Dispatch & Controlled Access: We coordinate with supervisors, security, and maintenance, respecting truck flows, dock schedules, and critical-aisle access.

4. Diagnosis & Options: We locate the problem, explain what’s happening and where, and provide good/better/best repair options with clear costs and downtime impact.

5. Repair, Clean-Up & Documentation: We complete approved work, clean the area thoroughly, and provide photos and notes for maintenance logs, owners, and safety records.

FAQ - Industrial & Warehouse Plumbing in Las Vegas

Do you offer 24/7 emergency service for industrial sites?

Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency plumbing across the Las Vegas Valley for industrial and warehouse facilities—ideal for off-shift issues and weekend operations.

Can you work safely around forklifts, docks, and active operations?

Absolutely. We’re used to industrial environments, using cones/tape, signage, and clear communication with supervisors to create safe work areas.

Can you help with recurring floor drain and dock drain issues?

Yes. We design jetting and camera programs for problem lines and suggest ways to reduce debris entering drains.

Do you work with both owners and tenants?

We do. We can coordinate with property owners, asset managers, and tenants, and provide documentation for all parties.

Can you help with plumbing for new tenants or change-of-use?

Yes. We support TI and build-out plumbing for new tenants, expansions, and usage changes, working with your GC and design team.

Do you design chemical or hazardous process systems?

No. We focus on building plumbing (drains, water, standard utilities) and non-hazardous connections. Specialized chemical/process systems should be handled by process-engineering firms.