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New resident checklist:
Start NV Energy before move‑in.
Confirm water provider and watering schedule.
Verify gas if needed.
Find trash pickup day.
Check internet provider availability.
Photograph meter readings.
Set up autopay.
Save outage and emergency numbers.
Primary provider for most of Nevada
Southern Nevada (Las Vegas area):
(702) 402-5555 • nvenergy.com
Northern Nevada (Reno area):
(775) 834-4444 • nvenergy.com
Start / Transfer Service Online
How to get started:
Visit nvenergy.com and create a MyAccount
Use the “Start, Stop or Transfer Service” tool
Have your new address and photo ID ready
Service typically connects within 1–3 business days
Local tip: NV Energy’s outage map and text alerts are useful during summer heat and storms — sign up immediately after creating your account. Deposits vary by credit history; same‑day activation is common where smart meters are installed.
Toll-free options: Southern (800) 331-3103 • Northern (800) 962-0399
Southwest Gas
Main natural gas provider across Nevada
Customer Solutions:
877-860-6020
Website:
swgas.com
Start Service Online or via App
Quick facts:
Start, stop, or transfer service online, in the app, or by phone
Customer service hours: Mon–Fri, 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
Emergency gas leaks: Call 877-860-6020 immediately (or 911)
Available in most urban and many rural areas
Local tip: Many newer apartments are all‑electric — confirm whether your unit uses gas before requesting service. Keep the emergency number saved and test appliance pilots only after a certified technician confirms the line is active.
Las Vegas Valley Water District
Las Vegas, Henderson & most of Clark County
Customer Care: (702) 870-4194 or 1-800-252-2011
Website: lvvwd.com
LVVWD enforces seasonal watering schedules and conservation rules. New residents should check assigned watering days and set up autopay to avoid missed bills and fines.
Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA)
Reno, Sparks & Washoe County
Customer Service: (775) 834-8080
Emergency: (775) 834-8090
Website: tmwa.com
TMWA provides online setup and winterization guidance for northern climates. If you’re outside these districts, check your city or county utilities page using your exact address.
Water providers vary by exact location. Use your address on the district website or contact your local city/county utilities department if you’re outside these major areas.
Starlink (Satellite)
Best for rural & remote areas
Website: starlink.com
Support: Use the Starlink App or website (phone support available for outages)
Self-install kit with easy app-guided setup. Works anywhere with clear sky view.
Major Cable & Fiber Providers
Southern Nevada (Las Vegas area)
Northern Nevada (Reno area)
Spectrum (Charter)
spectrum.comAT&T Fiber / Quantum Fiber
att.com
Enter your address on each provider’s website to check availability, compare plans, and start service online. Most offer self-install options. Apartment complexes sometimes have exclusive providers — check with your leasing office first.
General Tips for All Utilities:
Most companies allow you to start service completely online
Have your new address, driver’s license, and previous utility info ready
Deposits may be required depending on credit history
Service typically connects within 1–5 business days
Still unsure who serves your address?
Visit the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada or simply search “utilities for [your city], NV”.
Clark County
(Clark County residential trash service is contracted by municipalities and private haulers; the county page provides service coordination and links.)
WM – Waste Management (Certain Clark County Municipalities & Recycling Education)
Washoe County
WM – Waste Management - Residential Pickup, Reno/Sparks/Washoe County
Hoss Disposal (Rural Areas & County MSW Pickup) - Waste hauler for multiple Nevada counties
NNPH – Waste Management Program - County Oversight & Solid Waste Info
Welcome to Nevada — Let’s Get You Connected
Moving to Nevada means navigating a mix of statewide and regional utility providers, depending on whether you’re settling in Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, Sparks, or a rural community. Most services can be started online in minutes. All you need is your new address, a valid ID, and (in some cases) a small deposit based on credit history.
Moving to Nevada: Your guide to relocating to the Silver State
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