Water Damage · Flood · Mold · Las Vegas

Water got in. We dry it, fix it, and rebuild it. One Las Vegas crew.

A burst pipe, a failed water heater, a monsoon leak, or mold you just found: one licensed crew handles the whole water damage restoration, from drying and mold cleanup to new drywall, flooring, and paint. You get a fixed written scope, and we stay until the room is finished, not just dry.

NV License #0094541 5-Star Rated on Google Dry-out to rebuild, one crew
Maintenance America technicians reviewing a written water damage repair scope in the Las Vegas workshop Every job starts with a written scope Illustrative image · AI-generated
Licensed, Bonded & InsuredNV License #0094541
Family-Owned Since 201015+ years in the Valley
5-Star Rated on Google89 five-star reviews
Featured in Real ProducersMarch 2026
Honest EstimatesNo pressure, no surprises

Water Coming In Right Now?

Do these four things first. Then call.

Before anyone sells you anything, here is what actually protects your home and your insurance claim in the first ten minutes.

  1. Stop the water

    Close the valve behind the toilet, under the sink, or at the water heater. Can't find it? Shut the main by the street or garage.

  2. Cut power to wet areas

    If the breaker panel is dry and safe to reach, switch off circuits feeding soaked rooms. Stay off saturated floors around outlets.

  3. Photograph everything

    Before you move or mop a thing, take photos and video of the water, the source, and everything it touched. Your insurance claim will thank you.

  4. Then call us

    The faster it dries, the smaller the job. We answer, we come look, and we tell you honestly what it needs.

    702-773-8434

The Part Nobody Warns You About

The extraction crew leaves. The holes stay.

Here is how water damage usually goes in Las Vegas: a restoration franchise shows up fast, rips out the wet drywall, sets loud fans for three days, hands you a bill, and disappears. Now you are living with bare studs and concrete, calling around for a contractor to put your house back together.

That second half is the part we never hand off, because we are the contractor. One licensed crew dries it, fixes what caused it, and rebuilds the room to finished and painted. The flood is gone, and so is every trace of it.

A fixed written scope

Cleanup and rebuild in one written price, itemized the way your insurance adjuster needs it.

One licensed crew, start to finish

The people who dry it are the people who rebuild it. Nobody hands you off, nobody disappears.

Finished means painted

We are done when the room looks like nothing ever happened, not when the fans get picked up.

What We Handle

Water, flood, and mold. All of it, one crew.

From the emergency dry-out to the last coat of paint, every step is our step.

Water Damage Repair & Build-Back

The full arc: extract, dry, tear out what's ruined, rebuild what goes back.

  • Water extraction and structural drying
  • Wet drywall, insulation, and flooring tear-out
  • Drywall, texture, flooring, trim, and paint

Mold Cleanup & Removal

Mold-damaged material out, the moisture source fixed, the room rebuilt.

  • Removal of mold-damaged drywall and flooring
  • Containment, cleaning, and treatment
  • Testing referred to independent labs

Flood & Leak Repairs

The Vegas classics, cleaned up and repaired at the source.

  • Water heater floods and swamp cooler leaks
  • Monsoon leaks and ceiling water damage
  • Sewage cleanup and slab leak aftermath

Why Speed Matters

Wet drywall doesn't wait for the weekend.

This isn't a sales tactic. It's just what water does, and it's why "I'll deal with it Monday" gets expensive.

Hour 0

Water travels

It wicks up drywall, slips under baseboards, and soaks the pad under your floors, far past the puddle you can see.

Hour 24-48

Mold can start

Inside warm, wet drywall, mold can begin growing within a day or two. What starts as a drying job becomes a mold job.

Week 1+

The bill grows

Warped floors, stained ceilings, spreading mold. Every day wet means more tear-out, more rebuild, more money.

The sooner it's dry, the smaller the job.

Call 702-773-8434

The Money Question

Will insurance cover it? Here's the honest answer.

Usually, sudden and accidental damage is covered: the burst pipe, the failed water heater, the overflowing tub. Slow leaks that sat unnoticed often are not. And rainwater or flash-flood water from outside typically needs separate flood coverage.

We are contractors, not insurance adjusters, so we will never promise you a payout. What we will do is make your claim as strong as it can be: we photograph everything, document the damage room by room, and write the itemized scope your adjuster needs. You handle one company while it happens, and your house gets put back together either way.

Usually covered

Burst pipes, failed water heaters, appliance overflows: sudden, accidental, and documented fast.

It depends

Slow leaks and long-term moisture. Coverage turns on your policy's wording and how quickly it was found.

Separate flood coverage

Monsoon and flash-flood water from outside is its own policy. If you're not sure, check before you need it.

Either way: photograph first, then call. Documentation is everything.

No Scare Tactics

Mold remediation in Las Vegas, without the fear campaign.

Mold marketing runs on panic. Here's the straight version, from a licensed contractor who fixes it for a living.

Black spots in the shower?

Usually surface mildew on caulk and grout, and usually a cleaning problem, not a construction problem. It becomes our kind of problem when it keeps coming back, spreads past the wet zone, or the wall behind it feels soft. That's moisture in the wall, and it needs the source fixed, not another bottle of spray.

Musty smell, but no mold you can see?

Trust your nose. That smell is often hidden moisture: a slow supply-line leak, a swamp cooler drip in the attic, a shower pan seeping into the wall. We find the source, open only what needs opening, and fix both the leak and the damage it caused.

When does tear-out actually make sense?

When drywall, insulation, or flooring has been wet long enough to grow mold inside it, cleaning the surface is cosmetic. The honest fix is removing the damaged material, treating the area, and rebuilding. We tell you which side of that line you're on, even when the answer is "you don't need us."

Who should you trust with it?

Nevada has no mold license. There is no "state-certified mold remediator" here, no matter what an ad says. What Nevada does license is contractors, because removing and replacing drywall, flooring, and framing is construction. We do it as licensed repair work (NV License #0094541), and testing goes to independent labs with no stake in the answer.

Stop Living With It

The flood is gone. Let's make the house forget it too.

Send a few photos or have us out to look. We'll tell you honestly what it needs, what it doesn't, and exactly what it costs. No pressure either way.

How It Works

From soaked to finished, in three steps.

Handled means handled. Here's what that looks like.

1

We assess and dry it out

We find everywhere the water went, stop the source, and get drying equipment on it before mold gets a vote.

2

You get a fixed written scope

Cleanup and rebuild in one itemized price, written the way your insurance adjuster needs it. No creeping bill.

3

We rebuild to finished

Drywall, texture, flooring, trim, paint. Done when it looks like nothing ever happened, and cleaned up like we were never there.

The same wall rebuilt, textured, painted, and finished with new baseboard
Hallway wall with heavy water staining, peeling paint, and mold around an opened drywall section
Before After

The build-back: like it never happened

Drag the slider. Step 3 is the whole point.

Tony Cuomo, owner of Maintenance America

Why Homeowners Trust Us

The worst week your house has ever had deserves a name you can call.

Water damage puts strangers in your home while you're stressed, tired, and out of your depth. That is exactly when accountability matters most. Owner Tony Cuomo stays involved, our crew is licensed and in uniform, and our office actually answers the phone. We're a Las Vegas family business, and we've been fixing this city's homes since 2010.

If something's not right, you know exactly who stands behind it. That accountability is the whole point.

Tony CuomoOwner, Maintenance America

What Las Vegas Says

Homeowners and Realtors across the Valley.

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 89 reviews
★★★★★

Maintenance America is my go-to handyman company for clients. They are reliable, responsive, and do great work. I trust them to take care of my clients, and they consistently deliver.

J
Joli WaldeckReal Estate Agent, Local Guide
★★★★★

We purchased a house sight unseen and had to coordinate remotely. They were upfront on which items should be done and where we could be cost efficient. Honest, fair, and reliable. They eased our fears getting everything taken care of.

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Anne-Marie BitmanHomebuyer, Local Guide
★★★★★

Randy fixed my bathroom sink drain fast and knew exactly what he was doing. Super professional, super efficient. Kim in the office was top tier from start to finish.

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April CaraballoLas Vegas Homeowner

More From Maintenance America

The rebuild is where we live.

Where We Work

Water damage and mold help across the Las Vegas Valley.

From Summerlin to Henderson, North Las Vegas to Green Valley, one licensed crew for the whole mess.

  • Summerlin
  • Henderson
  • North Las Vegas
  • Centennial Hills
  • Spring Valley
  • Enterprise
  • Paradise
  • Green Valley

Maintenance America

3065 N Rancho Dr, Ste 136
Las Vegas, NV 89130
Mon - Fri, 7:00 AM - 5:00 PMEmergency repairs by appointment

Questions

Water damage and mold questions, answered straight.

How much does mold remediation cost in Las Vegas?

It depends on how far the moisture traveled, how much drywall or flooring has to come out, and how much rebuilding the room needs afterward. A small contained bathroom wall is a very different job from a ceiling that soaked for a month. Instead of a scary phone quote, we look at the actual damage and hand you one fixed written price that covers the cleanup AND the rebuild, so there is no second surprise bill when the walls are open.

Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?

Usually, sudden and accidental water damage is covered: a burst pipe, a failed water heater, an overflow. Slow leaks that went unnoticed for months often are not, and rainwater or flash-flood water from outside typically needs separate flood coverage. Every policy is different and we are contractors, not insurance adjusters, so we never promise coverage. What we do is photograph everything, document the damage, and give you the itemized written scope your adjuster needs, which makes the claim far easier to file.

Do you test for mold?

No, and that is deliberate. Testing should be done by an independent lab with no stake in the answer, because the company selling you the fix should not be the one grading its own test. If your situation calls for testing, we will point you to independent testing, and when the results are in, we handle the part we are built for: removing the damaged material, fixing the source, and rebuilding the room.

Is Nevada mold remediation licensed? Who is allowed to do this work?

Nevada has no separate mold remediation license. What Nevada does license is contractors, and that is the protection that matters: removing and replacing mold-damaged drywall, flooring, and framing is construction work, and it should be done by a licensed Nevada contractor. Maintenance America is exactly that (NV License #0094541), bonded and insured, so the same accountable company that removes the damage is licensed to rebuild what goes back in.

Can I stay in my house during the work?

Usually, yes. Most water damage and mold repairs affect one room or one section of the house, and we contain the work area, run the drying or air filtration equipment, and keep the rest of your home livable. If a job is ever big enough that staying would be miserable, we tell you that honestly up front so you can plan, not find out mid-project.

How long does it take to dry out water damage?

Drying typically takes a few days with the right equipment, depending on how much water there was and how long it sat. The rebuild after that depends on the scope: a patch and paint is quick, a full room with flooring takes longer. When we give you the written scope, we give you the realistic timeline with it, including when your home is back to normal.

What about older homes? I have heard asbestos can be an issue.

Good instinct. Some older building materials require lab testing before demolition, and asbestos removal is its own licensed specialty that a general contractor should never freelance. If your home may be affected, we coordinate testing and, when needed, licensed abatement specialists before any tear-out. It is one more reason this work belongs with a licensed contractor instead of whoever answers a lead form fastest.

Honest Estimate

Let's get your home dried out and put back together.

Tell us what happened. Send photos if you have them. We'll get back to you fast with a clear, honest plan and a fixed written price.

702-773-8434 Prefer to talk? Call us, Mon - Fri, 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

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