Charleston Heights is a west-central City of Las Vegas neighborhood of slab-on-grade tract homes built mostly from 1953 to 1968, where galvanized and copper supply, cast iron drains and many rentals shape the plumbing work.
Charleston Heights is one of the largest groups of postwar tract homes in the City of Las Vegas. The city's architectural survey places it between Washington Avenue and Vegas Drive on the north, Decatur Boulevard on the east, Charleston Boulevard on the south and Rainbow Boulevard on the west, with most homes built between 1953 and 1968 by Ernest Becker on small lots in ZIP code 89107. These are modest slab-on-grade houses, and many of their pipes are now about sixty years old. The oldest streets usually carry galvanized steel supply and the later ones copper, with cast iron drain, waste and vent lines through much of the neighborhood. We confirm what is in your walls on site.