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Lead service lines in Pahrump, NV

44 water utilities serve Pahrump, with approximately 23,241 people served.

Last verified from EPA SDWIS + utility inventories: 2026-04-14
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Lead Service Lines in Pahrump, NV

Pahrump's water systems serve about 23,241 people across 44 different utilities. The good news: no lead service lines have been reported in the public inventory data we reviewed. However, this doesn't mean there are none—it means they haven't been identified or reported yet.

What we know about Pahrump's water systems

The largest utility serving Pahrump is Great Basin Water Company, which provides water to about 12,255 residents. The next largest is Mountain Falls Water System, serving 4,345 people. Smaller utilities like Desert Utilities, Country View Estates, and Pahrump Utility Company serve the remaining population.

Because lead service line inventories are still being completed across Nevada, many utilities may not have finished their surveys. This is normal—utilities have until 2024 to complete their lead service line inventories under federal Safe Drinking Water Act rules.

Why lead service lines matter

Lead service lines are pipes that connect your water meter to the public water main. If corroded or damaged, they can leach lead into your drinking water, especially if the water is acidic or soft. Lead exposure poses real health risks, particularly for young children and pregnant people.

What you should do now

Even if your utility hasn't reported lead service lines, it's smart to:

  • Ask your water utility directly whether your property has a lead service line. They can tell you what they know about your specific address.
  • Get your water tested if you're concerned. A simple test costs $20–30 and takes a few days for results.
  • Use a filter certified for lead (NSF/ANSI Standard 53) if testing shows lead, while you explore long-term fixes.
  • Check the CDC website if you have young children and want guidance on reducing exposure.

Next steps for residents

  • Contact your water utility (see the list above) and ask about your service line material and whether they've completed their lead inventory.
  • Request a water test through your county health department or a certified lab if you want peace of mind.
  • Visit your utility's website for their latest lead and copper rule report, which includes testing results and treatment info.
  • If lead is found, ask your utility about replacement programs or financial assistance.

Utilities serving Pahrump

Common questions

Does Pahrump have lead in the water?

No lead service lines have been reported in Pahrump's public inventory data. However, inventories are still being completed, so your specific utility may not have finished surveying yet. Contact your water utility directly to ask about your property.

Which water company serves my area in Pahrump?

Pahrump has 44 water systems. The largest is Great Basin Water Company (serving 12,255 people), followed by Mountain Falls Water System, Desert Utilities, Country View Estates, and Pahrump Utility Company. Visit the utility list above or call your local water department to confirm which one serves you.

How do I know if my house has a lead service line?

Contact your water utility with your address—they can tell you what material your service line is made of, or at least what they know about your neighborhood. You can also hire a plumber to inspect the line where it enters your home.

Is it safe to drink tap water in Pahrump?

Pahrump's water systems treat and test water for safety. If you're concerned about lead specifically, you can request a water test or contact your utility for their latest water quality report, which includes lead and copper test results.