Everything you need to set up when you move into a Las Vegas home — in order of priority. Your progress is saved automatically in your browser.
Fixed providers — one right answer for each of these. Expand to see setup details.
Can start online at nvenergy.com. A deposit may be required for new customers unless waived with good credit. Call (800) 331-3103 for out-of-state calls.
An adult must be present for the gas-on technician visit. Schedule at least 7 days before you need gas — their schedule fills quickly, especially in fall and winter.
Before signing up, check if your HOA already includes trash service in your monthly dues. Republic Services is the primary hauler, but some neighborhoods use other providers.
Check Cox (cox.com), Quantum Fiber (quantumfiber.com), and Starlink (starlink.com) for your specific address — don't assume coverage based on neighbors.
Read our internet provider comparison guideDo this online at moversguide.usps.com — costs $1.10 online ($16.95 at the post office). Forward for at least 12 months. Update your address with banks, DMV, and other key contacts separately.
Ask your real estate agent or title company for your HOA's CC&Rs and current rules. Contact your HOA manager directly with questions — they are required to respond within a reasonable time.
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A quick rekey by a licensed locksmith means no previous owner, agent, or contractor still has a working key. Most jobs take under an hour.
Find local locksmith prosOur in-depth guide explains the why behind each checklist step — utilities, climate, safety, and local regulations.