About 90 percent of the valley's water comes from Lake Mead. The Southern Nevada Water Authority treats it with ozone, filters it and adds chlorine, and it meets federal standards. It is also very hard, at about 280 parts per million, roughly 16 grains per gallon, which leaves scale on fixtures, inside water heaters and on dishwasher and washer screens.
Active Plumbing installs and services the main treatment options. Water Softener Installation removes hardness minerals through ion exchange. Salt-Free Water Conditioning reduces scale formation without salt or a brine tank, though it does not remove the minerals. Whole-House Water Filtration uses activated carbon and sediment stages to reduce chlorine taste and odor at every tap. Reverse Osmosis System Installation puts filtered drinking water at the kitchen sink.
Testing comes first when you want facts. Water Quality Testing checks hardness and other basics in your home's water. Lead & Copper Testing matters most in homes plumbed before 1986, when lead solder was banned. PFAS Screening looks for the chemicals covered by the EPA's 2024 limits of 4 parts per trillion for PFOA and PFOS. Changes proposed in May 2026 were not final.
We size equipment to your home, install bypass valves and drain connections to the local plumbing code, and pull permits through the building department for your address when the work needs one. Call (702) 438-3357 to talk through testing or treatment.