Good 2 Go Water Heaters

09/07/2026

08/21/2026

Hello Las Vegas! 👋

My name is Bill, and my wife Jennifer and we are the owners of Good 2 Go Water Heaters. We’re a locally owned and operated, family business proudly serving Las Vegas and surrounding communities.

We are a fully licensed, bonded & insured plumbing company, offering full plumbing services.

Free, no-obligation estimates
Financing available if needed
Call or text: 702-444-1822

We truly appreciate the opportunity to serve our local community and support our fellow Las Vegas families and homeowners. If you ever need a plumber, water heater service, or simply have a plumbing question, feel free to reach out!

Thank you, Las Vegas!

04/29/2026

“At Good 2 Go Water Heaters, we value your time. Our trucks are fully stocked and ready to go so when you need a water heater, we’re there fast. Good 2 Go Water Heaters is a family business you can trust.”

04/26/2026

“Say goodbye to cold surprises! At Good 2 Go Water Heaters, we don’t just sell water heaters we deliver comfort, reliability, and a family business you can trust. Our top-tier quality, paired with local service, means you get the best price without sacrificing quality. Choose Good 2 Go A Family Business You Can Trust! with your comfort at heart. Call today (702) 444-1822

04/26/2026

Nevada Water Heater Requirements
• Seismic Bracing: Two straps are required to anchor the heater, located in the upper and lower one-third of the unit’s vertical dimension.
• Drain Pans: Required for all tank-type heaters in areas where leaks cause damage. Pans must be galvanized steel, aluminum, or approved materials and drained to the exterior for 2nd-level installations.
• Elevation in Garages: Gas water heaters must be installed so their ignition source is at least 18 inches above the garage floor.
• Temperature & Pressure (T&P) Relief: Must be installed and piped to a safe, visible location, typically terminating 6 to 24 inches above the ground.
• Shutoff Valves: Accessible, dedicated water shutoff valves and, for gas units, gas shutoff valves (within 6 feet) must be installed.
• Sediment Traps: Required on gas lines for new or replaced water heaters.
• Expansion Tanks: Often required, particularly in closed-loop systems, to manage pressure.