Flood and water damage cleanup in Sunrise Manor
Sunrise Manor flood and water damage work starts with the map, and the closest named wash to our Sunrise Manor points is Las Vegas Wash, about 0.6 miles away.
Sunrise Manor on the flood map
Sunrise Manor covers about 33.7 square miles of unincorporated Clark County on the east side of the valley. Its Census internal point is 5.11 miles from central Las Vegas. Two ZIPs have internal points inside our radius here, 89110 and 89142.
This is Las Vegas Wash country. The wash is about 0.6 miles from the 89110 point and 0.8 miles from the 89142 point. USGS monitors it at Lamb Boulevard, Bonanza Road and near Sahara Avenue, and monitors Sloan Channel at Charleston Boulevard. The 89110 point sits in shaded Zone X, the 0.2 percent annual chance flood band.

Lookup points in Sunrise Manor
| Point | Mi from center | FEMA at point | FEMA zones within half a mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunrise Manor | 5.11 | Zone X | Zone X, shaded, Zone X |
| ZIP 89110 | 4.71 | Zone X, shaded | Zone X, shaded, Zone X |
| ZIP 89142 | 6.25 | Zone X | Zone X |
Sunrise ManorSunrise Manor CDP, 5.11 mi east 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, shaded
- Zone X
- Nearest named wash
- Las Vegas Wash, 1.09 mi southwest
- Nearest detention basin
- North Las Vegas Detention Basin, 5.51 mi northwest
- Nearest USGS gauge
- LAS VEGAS WASH AT BONANZA RD AT LAS VEGAS, NV, 1.2 mi
ZIP 89110Sunrise Manor CDP, 4.71 mi east of center
- FEMA zone at point
- Zone X, shaded Moderate hazard. Between the 1 percent (100 year) and the 0.2 percent (500 year) annual chance floods.
- Zones within half a mile
- Zone X, shaded
- Zone X
- Nearest named wash
- Las Vegas Wash, 0.6 mi southwest
- Nearest detention basin
- North Las Vegas Detention Basin, 5.54 mi northwest
- Nearest USGS gauge
- LAS VEGAS WASH AT BONANZA RD AT LAS VEGAS, NV, 0.78 mi
ZIP 89142Sunrise Manor CDP, 6.25 mi east 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
- Las Vegas Wash, 0.8 mi southwest
- Nearest detention basin
- North Las Vegas Detention Basin, 7.77 mi northwest
- Nearest USGS gauge
- SLOAN CHANNEL AT CHARLESTON BLVD NR LAS VEGAS, NV, 1.1 mi
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.
| Clock | Action | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 0 min | Get people out of the water | Do 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 min | Stop the source if you safely can | For 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 min | Keep away from wet power | Ready.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 min | Call or text (702) 602-9420 | Tell 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 min | Photograph everything before it moves | Wide shots of each room, close shots of the water line on walls, and the source. Your insurer will ask for these. |
| 30 min | Lift and separate | Move rugs, boxes and furniture off wet floors. Put foil or wood blocks under furniture legs that must stay. |
| 45 min | Treat flood water as dirty | Floodwater can be contaminated, per Ready.gov. Wear gloves and boots. Keep children and pets out. |
| 60 min | Start the 48 hour clock | EPA 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. |