AC, heating and plumbing in Paradise
AMA Air repairs AC, heating and water heaters in Paradise, the Las Vegas valley town around UNLV and the airport. Call (702) 750-2608 or book an $89 diagnostic visit online.
Diagnostic visit
A technician comes to your home, tests the system and finds the cause.
If you go ahead with the repair, the $89 is credited toward it.
- Typical home built1988
- PermitsClark County Building Department
- WaterLas Vegas Valley Water District
How old are homes in Paradise?
Paradise has the oldest housing of the areas we serve: the typical home was built around 1988, and many date from the 1970s.
In a house that age, shut-off valves under sinks and toilets may not have been turned in years. Old valves can seize, so test them before you need them.
An air conditioner made before 2010 may still run on R-22, which hasn’t been made or imported in the US since 2020. It can still be serviced, but refrigerant for it is limited.
What kind of homes are in Paradise?
Many are condos and apartments, and most are rented. Renters usually go through the landlord or a home warranty the owner holds.
Where in Paradise do you work?
Homes and condos across Paradise, from the neighborhoods around UNLV on Maryland Parkway to the streets near Harry Reid International Airport.
Paradise is run by Clark County, so permits come from the Clark County Building Department and water from the Las Vegas Valley Water District.
Something not working in your Paradise home?
A technician can find out. Call now or book a visit online.
Services in Paradise
Questions
Is Paradise part of Las Vegas?
No. Paradise is an unincorporated town run by Clark County, even though its mailing addresses say Las Vegas. Most of the Strip, UNLV and Harry Reid International Airport are in Paradise.