Las Vegas Flood Restoration

Water damage restoration in central west Las Vegas

Central West Las Vegas flood and water damage work starts with the map, and the closest named wash to our Central West Las Vegas points is Vegas Creek, about 1.25 miles away.

Central West Las Vegas on the flood map

West of Downtown, the City of Las Vegas covers three ZIPs whose internal points are inside our radius, 89102, 89107 and 89108. The USGS named place Eastland Heights is here too.

Two detention basins on the USGS monitoring list sit in this part of the city. The Meadows Detention Basin outlet on Las Vegas Creek is about a mile and a half from the 89107 point. The Carey and Lake Mead Blvd Detention Basin is under half a mile from Eastland Heights. All three ZIP points map to Zone X, minimal flood hazard. Within half a mile of Eastland Heights, FEMA also maps a Zone A, a Special Flood Hazard Area.

Lookup points in Central West Las Vegas

PointMi from centerFEMA at pointFEMA zones within half a mile
ZIP 891023.11Zone XZone X
ZIP 891073.88Zone XZone X
ZIP 891085.27Zone XZone X
Eastland Heights3.1Zone XZone A, Zone X, shaded, Zone X
Table. From the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer at each point and within half a mile. Points from the Census Gazetteer and USGS GNIS.

ZIP 89102Las Vegas city, 3.11 mi southwest of center

FEMA zone at point
Zone X Minimal hazard. Outside the Special Flood Hazard Area and above the 0.2 percent annual chance flood.
Zones within half a mile
  • Zone X
Nearest named wash
Vegas Creek, 1.92 mi north
Nearest detention basin
Meadows Detention Basin, 2.07 mi north
Nearest USGS gauge
FLAMINGO WASH AT LAS VEGAS, NV, 2.06 mi

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ZIP 89107Las Vegas city, 3.88 mi west of center

FEMA zone at point
Zone X Minimal hazard. Outside the Special Flood Hazard Area and above the 0.2 percent annual chance flood.
Zones within half a mile
  • Zone X
Nearest named wash
Vegas Creek, 1.25 mi east
Nearest detention basin
Meadows Detention Basin, 1.58 mi east

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ZIP 89108Las Vegas city, 5.27 mi northwest of center

FEMA zone at point
Zone X Minimal hazard. Outside the Special Flood Hazard Area and above the 0.2 percent annual chance flood.
Zones within half a mile
  • Zone X
Nearest named wash
Vegas Creek, 3.02 mi southeast
Nearest detention basin
Carey and Lake Mead Detention Basin, 2.43 mi east

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Eastland HeightsLas Vegas city, 3.1 mi northwest of center

FEMA zone at point
Zone X Minimal hazard. Outside the Special Flood Hazard Area and above the 0.2 percent annual chance flood.
Zones within half a mile
  • Zone A
  • Zone X, shaded
  • Zone X
Nearest named wash
Vegas Creek, 1.25 mi south
Nearest detention basin
Carey and Lake Mead Detention Basin, 0.47 mi northeast

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If water gets in

Flood water from outside and a pipe inside the house need different crews and different insurance. Both start the same way.

ClockActionWhy
0 minGet people out of the waterDo not walk or drive through moving water. Ready.gov says six inches of moving water can knock you down and one foot can sweep a car away.
2 minStop the source if you safely canFor a pipe, close the main shutoff. LVVWD says it is usually in the front yard near the sewer riser cap, in the garage or at the home's manifold.
5 minKeep away from wet powerReady.gov says not to touch electrical equipment that is wet or while you stand in water. Leave the breaker panel alone if the floor around it is wet.
10 minCall or text (702) 602-9420Tell us where the water came from, which rooms are wet and whether it came in from outside. That decides the crew and the gear.
15 minPhotograph everything before it movesWide shots of each room, close shots of the water line on walls, and the source. Your insurer will ask for these.
30 minLift and separateMove rugs, boxes and furniture off wet floors. Put foil or wood blocks under furniture legs that must stay.
45 minTreat flood water as dirtyFloodwater can be contaminated, per Ready.gov. Wear gloves and boots. Keep children and pets out.
60 minStart the 48 hour clockEPA says to dry water damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth. Extraction and drying should start inside that window.
Table. The first hour, from Ready.gov, EPA and LVVWD guidance.

Central West Las Vegas questions

Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89102 in?
FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer puts the ZIP 89102 point in Zone X. Minimal hazard. Outside the Special Flood Hazard Area and above the 0.2 percent annual chance flood.
What is the closest named wash to Central West Las Vegas?
Vegas Creek, about 1.25 miles east of the ZIP 89107 point, measured on USGS hydrography and gauge locations.
Which detention basin is nearest Central West Las Vegas?
The Carey and Lake Mead Detention Basin, about 0.47 miles northeast of the Eastland Heights point. USGS keeps a monitoring location at it, site 09419653.
Is there a USGS stream gauge near Central West Las Vegas?
Yes. Carey/Lake Mead Blvd Detn Basin Nr N Las Vegas, Nv is about 0.47 miles from the Eastland Heights point, USGS site 09419653.
Is any part of Central West Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
Within half a mile of Eastland Heights, FEMA maps a Special Flood Hazard Area. The Nevada Division of Insurance says 40% of NFIP claims occur outside high risk zones.
Which ZIP codes in Central West Las Vegas do you cover?
89102, 89107, 89108. Those ZIPs have their Census internal point inside our 7 mile radius.
Who issues repair permits in Central West Las Vegas?
Permits here run through City of Las Vegas Building and Safety, (702) 229-6251.
When do flash floods hit Central West Las Vegas?
The National Weather Service says monsoon storms typically come in July and August, form over the mountains around the valley, then move in and send water down normally dry washes.
Does homeowners insurance cover a flood in Central West Las Vegas?
The Nevada Division of Insurance says standard homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. A flood policy has a 30 day wait, so buy before the storm season.
How do I get water damage help in Central West Las Vegas?
Call or text (702) 602-9420. Tell us the street and send a photo of the water line.
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