City of
Las Vegas
Start with LVVWD for water and the City of Las Vegas for sewer billing. Confirm the actual service address.
The home stretch · Southern Nevada
New keys.
A home ready
for you.
A little preparation. A smoother move.
Find the utility setup links for your new Las Vegas Valley home, then make a plan for possession day.
Official provider linksYour personal checklistNo sign-up needed
Find my utilities ↓
Welcome to your next chapterWe’re here beyond closing.
Let’s start with your address.
One place to prepare your new home.
Your search goes to Clark County’s public address service. We do not save the address in this guide or include it in analytics. The USPS location link shares only your ZIP code when you click it. You’ll confirm the property before viewing a plan.
Is this your property?
Choose the matching street and parcel. For a condo, confirm the building and check utility responsibility with your HOA.
Or browse a service area
01
Find your service area
Confirm the home’s county address record.
02
Go straight to the source
Official setup links and phone numbers.
03
Make it move-in ready
Build, check off, and save your plan.
Your utility setup plan
Getting settled in .
A few steps. A fresh start.
Your move-in
checklist.
Choose the date you take possession. Your closing team can confirm it if closing and move-in are on different days.
Progress stays on this page until you leave or change properties. Download or print to keep a copy.
Your preparation list is checked off. Keep each provider’s confirmation with your closing records.
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This plan provides setup starting points. Confirm service at the exact address, account responsibility, possession date, and current fees directly with each provider.
Local details make the difference
One valley.
Different utility providers.
The city on your mailing address is not always the jurisdiction serving your home. Here’s where to start for water and sewer.
City of
City of
Henderson
City Utility Services is the starting point for water and sewer. Confirm trash service with Republic Services.
North
Las Vegas
Start with the city residential utility application. Confirm water, sewer, trash billing, and pickup details.
Beyond
city limits
In the valley, start with LVVWD for water and the Water Reclamation District for sewer. Check well and septic exceptions.
Water boundaries can differ from city boundaries. Use SNWA’s address-based water-provider finder ↗ to confirm the water provider. This guide covers the Las Vegas Valley; rural communities and other cities need separate provider checks.
Before the boxes arrive
Small details.
A smoother first day.
Get the essentials lined up before you take possession. A planned handoff keeps your attention where it belongs: settling into your home.
- 01Coordinate the handoff.Confirm possession and service dates with your agent, seller, and closing team.
- 02Keep the confirmations.Save provider confirmation numbers privately. A checked box is your reminder, not proof from a provider.
- 03Know the home’s systems.Ask for mailbox keys, HOA contacts, shutoff locations, and any well, septic, or solar handoff records.
Keep these close
Las Vegas Valley utility directory.
| Service | Provider / area | Contact | Official resource |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electricity | NV Energy | 702-402-5555 | Start / stop / transfer ↗ |
| Natural gas | Southwest Gas · if equipped | 877-860-6020 | Arrange service ↗ |
| Water | Las Vegas Valley Water District | 702-870-4194 | Start / stop / transfer ↗ |
| Water & sewer | City of Henderson | 702-267-5900 | Water & sewer setup ↗ |
| Water & sewer | North Las Vegas Utilities | 702-633-1484 | Residential application ↗ |
| Sewer billing | City of Las Vegas | 702-229-2489 | Customer Care ↗ |
| Sewer billing | Clark County Water Reclamation District | 702-668-8888 | Account information ↗ |
| Trash & recycling | Republic Services | 702-735-5151 | Local service details ↗ |
| Internet | Exact-address availability varies | Check installation timing | Cox / Spectrum ↗ · Quantum Fiber ↗ · CenturyLink ↗ |
| Post Office & mailbox | USPS · confirm the office serving your address | Check branch hours before visiting | Find nearby Post Offices ↗ · Mailbox & key help ↗ · Forward my mail ↗ |
For mailbox keys, confirm whether USPS or your HOA/property manager maintains the mailbox, and which office serves your address. A nearby Post Office is a starting point. For immediate danger, call 911. If you suspect a gas leak, leave the area and call 911 and Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020 from a safe location.
A little clarity
Your closing-week
questions, answered.
More preparation: our buyer guide, home cost calculators, and checking property records.
How do I set up utilities when buying a home in Las Vegas?
Confirm the date you take possession, identify the property’s jurisdiction, and contact the responsible providers. Arrange electricity, water, sewer billing, trash, natural gas if equipped, and internet. Save confirmations and coordinate the seller’s stop dates with your closing team.
Does a Las Vegas mailing address mean City of Las Vegas utilities?
No. A Las Vegas mailing address may be in the city or unincorporated Clark County. The finder checks a selected county address record against city boundaries. Utility service boundaries and HOA arrangements still need confirmation with each provider.
When should I arrange utilities before closing?
Start about one to two weeks before possession, and earlier if installation or technician access is needed. Confirm the provider’s actual lead time. Schedule service for your agreed possession date, which may differ from your closing date.
What information should I have ready?
Have the complete service address and unit, possession date, contact information, identification, and the payment method requested by the provider. Enter identification and payment information only on the provider’s official site. Keep confirmation and account numbers in your private closing records.
Can this guide confirm internet coverage or open my accounts?
The guide links to official providers so you can check availability and arrange service. It does not open accounts, book appointments, or confirm internet coverage. Check each provider at the exact address.
What if my home has a well, septic system, or HOA-managed utilities?
Use the well and septic options in your plan. Get maintenance records and service contacts from the seller. For a condo or HOA, ask which utilities are included in dues and which accounts you must open separately.
Is my address saved or shared?
The address you submit is sent to Clark County’s public lookup service to locate the property. This guide does not save it in browser storage, place it in the page URL, or include it in its analytics events. Checklist progress stays on this page until you leave or change properties. A copied, downloaded, or printed plan includes the selected address. Clicking the USPS location link sends only your ZIP code, or the browsed city, to USPS to find nearby offices.
A question about your new home?
Your You Decide Realty team is here to help you connect the details.
Sources, lookup details & scope
The finder uses Clark County’s address locator and city-boundary layer. It does not query utility accounts or guarantee service coverage. Suggested dates are preparation reminders; provider lead times vary.
County address recordsCounty city-boundary mapSNWA provider finderCounty sewer contactHenderson directoryUSPS location finderUSPS mailbox keysGas appointment information
Provider contact information reviewed October 8, 2026. Availability, portals, fees, deposits, and timing can change. For municipal exceptions, condos, HOA-managed services, wells, septic, propane, or solar, confirm the handoff with the seller and responsible provider. This is general home-setup information.