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Property Intelligence for Clark County, NV
What public records reveal before you make an offer
Investigate a propertyWhat CaveatBuyer Analyzes in Clark County
For every property in Clark County, we pull from:
- ✓Clark County assessor records
- ✓Clark County building permit records
- ✓FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer
- ✓EPA Superfund, Brownfields, and Toxic Release Inventory
- ✓Census Bureau geocoding and demographic data
- ✓Proprietary terrain and hazard analysis
Common Property Risks in Clark County
Based on when it was built
Pre-1978
- •Lead paint in older Las Vegas housing stock
- •Original plumbing and electrical systems in vintage neighborhoods
- •Asbestos in vermiculite insulation and floor tiles
1990s–2006
- •Rapid-build tract homes during the Las Vegas boom with variable construction quality
- •Chinese drywall in some 2004–2007 builds
- •Polybutylene and CPVC plumbing failures in desert heat
Post-2006
- •Foreclosure-era homes that sat vacant — deferred maintenance and vandalism risk
- •Stucco failures and roof degradation from extreme UV and heat
Based on where it sits
- •Flash flood risk from desert washes including Flamingo Wash, Las Vegas Wash, and the Tropicana corridor
- •Extreme heat — summer temperatures regularly exceed 115°F, degrading roofing membranes, HVAC systems, and exterior materials at accelerated rates
- •Subsidence from groundwater withdrawal, particularly in northwest Las Vegas and North Las Vegas
- •Desert caliche and expansive soils — hardpan layers create poor drainage and differential settlement under foundations
- •Limited water supply — Lake Mead levels affect SNWA allocations and may trigger tiered restrictions
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