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Water Damage Help in Lone Mountain

Lone Mountain is a community in the City of Las Vegas, about 4.6 miles in a straight line from our office on Rainbow Meadows Dr. Census estimates put the median home in ZIP 89129 at 1999.

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What We Know About Lone Mountain

  • The area is named after Lone Mountain, an isolated rocky butte northwest of central Las Vegas detached from the Red Rock area.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • It is the community just north of Summerlin, bordered by Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area on the west and Cheyenne Avenue on the south.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department academy is in the neighborhood.Source en.wikipedia.org

Water Damage in Lone Mountain Homes

Lone Mountain is one of the closest areas to our Rainbow Meadows office. Census estimates for ZIP 89129 put the median home at 1999, about 82% of homes are single family and about 28% of occupied homes are rented. Homes this age are on their second water heater and original supply lines.

  • Swap rubber washer hoses for braided steel.
  • Check the age of your water heater.
  • Permits go to the City of Las Vegas.

Permits and Water in Lone Mountain

City of Las Vegas Building and Safety at City Hall, 495 S. Main St., 702-229-6251. Check that the address is inside city limits first.

Source lasvegasnevada.gov

Most homes in the city get water from the Las Vegas Valley Water District. LVVWD calls its water very hard and lists 16 to 17 grains per gallon. Your bill names your utility.

Source lvvwd.com

Drying a house is not the same as rebuilding it. Ask the permit office before any repipe, water heater swap or wall rebuild.

Storms and Runoff Near Lone Mountain

  • The Las Vegas Valley is a basin with a single outlet, the Las Vegas Wash, so rain runoff drains to the east side of the valley and on to Lake Mead.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • Rain over the mountains around the valley can flood the valley floor as it runs off, and more hardscape as the valley grew has added to that runoff.Source en.wikipedia.org

Storm water that ran over the ground is Category 3 water. It needs cleaning and often removal of soaked materials, not just fans. See flood cleanup and the live storm tracker.

Homes by Year Built in Lone Mountain

Census estimates from the ACS 2024 5-year count 22,096 homes in ZIP 89129. Older homes tend to have older supply lines and water heaters, which is where many leaks start.

  • 1939 or earlier37
  • 1940 to 194930
  • 1950 to 195915
  • 1960 to 1969113
  • 1970 to 1979515
  • 1980 to 19891,521
  • 1990 to 199910,172
  • 2000 to 20097,008
  • 2010 to 20192,296
  • 2020 or later389

Source U.S. Census Bureau ACS via Census Reporter. More on ZIP 89129.

Questions From Lone Mountain

Does Dry Vegas cover Lone Mountain?
Yes. We cover the whole Las Vegas Valley, from Centennial Hills and Summerlin to Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City. The center of Lone Mountain is about 4.6 miles in a straight line from our office at 1517 Rainbow Meadows Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89128.
Who issues building permits in Lone Mountain?
City of Las Vegas Building and Safety at City Hall, 495 S. Main St., 702-229-6251. Check that the address is inside city limits first.
Who supplies the water in Lone Mountain?
Most homes in the city get water from the Las Vegas Valley Water District. LVVWD calls its water very hard and lists 16 to 17 grains per gallon. Your bill names your utility.
How old are the homes in Lone Mountain?
Census estimates for ZIP 89129 put the median build year at 1999. The most common decade is 1990 to 1999, and about 3% of homes were built before 1980.
Are most homes in Lone Mountain rented?
Census estimates for ZIP 89129 show about 28% of occupied homes rented. Renters should tell the landlord in writing and check their own renters policy.
How many homes are in ZIP 89129?
Census estimates count 22,096 housing units and 53,435 residents. About 82% are single family homes.
What is the first thing to do after a leak in Lone Mountain?
Shut the water, stay clear of wet outlets and take photos. Then swap rubber washer hoses for braided steel.
When do storms cause flooding in Lone Mountain?
NWS Las Vegas says monsoon storms typically arrive in July and August, and flash floods sweep down dry washes or pour into low spots. The Regional Flood Control District names July through September for sudden downpours.
How fast does a wet room in Lone Mountain need to be dried?
EPA says within 24 to 48 hours. Dry desert air helps surfaces, but water trapped under flooring or in walls still needs gear and readings.
How do I reach Dry Vegas from Lone Mountain?
Call or text (702) 846-0157. Say where the water came from and which rooms are wet.

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