Las Vegas Utilities Guide: Power, Gas, Water, Trash & Internet
Setting up utilities in a new city can be confusing. Here is everything you need to know about hooking up power, gas, water, trash, and internet services in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and Boulder City.
Las Vegas (Clark County)
Providers and contact information as of August 2026.
Sewer
Clark County Water Reclamation District
Sewer service provider.
Trash & Recycling
Republic Services (through City of Las Vegas)
Trash and recycling collection service.
Henderson (Clark County)
Providers and contact information as of August 2026.
Sewer
City of Henderson
Sewer service provider.
Trash & Recycling
Republic Services (through City of Henderson)
Trash and recycling collection service.
North Las Vegas (Clark County)
Providers and contact information as of August 2026.
Sewer
City of North Las Vegas
Sewer service provider.
Trash & Recycling
Republic Services (through City of North Las Vegas)
Trash and recycling collection service.
Boulder City (Clark County)
Providers and contact information as of August 2026.
Electricity
NV Energy / Boulder City Municipal (limited)
Primary electricity provider for the Boulder City area.
Natural Gas
Southwest Gas
Natural gas provider for the Boulder City area.
Water
City of Boulder City Utilities
Water utility provider.
Sewer
City of Boulder City
Sewer service provider.
Trash & Recycling
City of Boulder City Sanitation
Trash and recycling collection service.
Internet & TV Providers
Southern Nevada has a range of internet service options depending on your neighborhood.
Cox Communications
Cable / FiberWidely available across the valley. Gigabit internet available in most areas.
CenturyLink / Lumen
Fiber / DSLFiber available in many newer communities. DSL in established neighborhoods.
Verizon 5G Home
Fixed Wireless5G home internet available in coverage areas. Good backup option.
T-Mobile Home Internet
Fixed WirelessGrowing availability across Clark County. No long-term contract.
HughesNet
SatelliteAvailable everywhere. Useful for rural areas near the valley edges.
Starlink
SatelliteAvailable in Southern Nevada. Good option for remote or rural properties.
Moving-Day Utility Checklist
Use this timeline to make sure your utilities are ready when you arrive.
2-3 Weeks Before Moving
- Schedule disconnection at your current home
- Contact NV Energy to start service at your new address
- Contact Southwest Gas to start service
- Schedule water utility service start
- Schedule internet/cable installation appointment
Before Closing
- Confirm all utility start dates are set
- Get trash collection schedule for your new neighborhood
- Check if HOA has any utility requirements or restrictions
- Verify address for mail forwarding with USPS
Closing Day
- Verify utilities are active at the property
- Take photos of utility meters for records
- Locate the main water shutoff valve and electrical panel
- Test all faucets, toilets, and appliances
First Week
- Set up online accounts for all utilities
- Schedule trash/recycling bin delivery if needed
- Program thermostat and check HVAC system
- Register for water conservation programs if available
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