Artesian Heights is a small pocket of west central Las Vegas between Decatur Boulevard and Valley View Boulevard, straddling West Oakey with Charleston to the north and Sahara to the south. Its streets, Hinson, Vista, Mountain View, Del Monte and Del Rey, hold single-family homes alongside condominiums and apartment complexes, close to Cragin Park, Rotary Park, Bob Baskin Park and the Springs Preserve. The name recalls the artesian springs that supplied early Las Vegas, but every home here is on the public supply, so water pressure comes from the distribution system and your own pressure regulator, not from any underground well.
Because the housing spans decades, there is no single pipe story for this neighborhood. The oldest houses may still have galvanized steel, homes from about 1978 to 1995 may carry gray polybutylene, some from about 1995 to 2007 may have orange and blue Kitec with brass fittings, and much of the area runs on copper that has reached the age where pinhole leaks begin. Many houses have been altered more than once, so joints between dissimilar metals are a frequent leak point. Our Pipe & Fixture Services start by identifying what is actually in the walls rather than assuming. Water Heater Services cover tanks that came with the house and expansion tanks that fail silently, often showing up as a dripping relief valve. Water Treatment addresses the valley's very hard water, about 280 parts per million, roughly 16 grains per gallon, and many garages here already have a softener loop that was stubbed in and never used.
Homes sit on slab, so a recurring warm spot on a floor or an unexplained rise in water use calls for leak detection before anyone decides between breaking the slab and rerouting the line. Drain & Sewer Services and Emergency Plumbing are available around the clock, with technicians arriving in 30 to 60 minutes. For condos and rentals, we confirm who owns the property and who approves the work on the first call. Call Active Plumbing at (702) 438-3357.