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Extreme summer heat in Las Vegas, cold winters in Reno and the north, and intense sun drive AC demand, roof wear and water-wise landscaping.
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Check a license in Nevada
The Nevada State Contractors Board licenses contractors statewide, including general and specialty trades. Homeowners who hire a licensed contractor for work on their owner-occupied single-family home may be eligible for the Residential Recovery Fund.
Nevada homeowner FAQ
How do I check a contractor's license in Nevada?
Use the license search on the Nevada State Contractors Board website. Make sure the license is active and the classification covers your work.
What is the Nevada Residential Recovery Fund?
It is a fund paid for by licensed contractors that can help owners of owner-occupied single-family homes harmed by a licensed contractor. There is no recovery if the work was done by an unlicensed person.
When should I service my AC in southern Nevada?
In early spring, before summer temperatures arrive. AC systems in Las Vegas run for months, so clean filters and coils make a real difference.
How can I save water in my yard?
Ask a licensed landscaper about desert-friendly plants and drip irrigation. Many Nevada water districts also offer turf replacement programs.
What about heating in northern Nevada?
Reno and Carson City see real winters, so schedule furnace or heat pump service in early fall and insulate exposed pipes.
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