About
Vegas Service Reviews is an independent directory of Las Vegas service companies, built and run in Las Vegas.
We never ask for your phone number
We never ask for your phone number, because we have nothing to do with it. Fill in one form on the big home-services sites and your details are sold to several companies at once — homeowners routinely report ten calls from one enquiry, and the FTC ordered HomeAdvisor to pay up to $7.2 million in 2023 over how those leads were sold. You cannot be sold here because we never collect anything to sell.
Get quotes: your request goes only where you send it
Every trade page has a Get quotes form. You tick up to three businesses and describe the job; we ask for your name, email and ZIP, never your phone number. Your request goes by email only to the businesses you ticked — never to anyone else, never sold — and they reply to you directly. Sending is not switched on yet: until it is, a request is stored and nothing is passed on to any business. If you need the work done soon, call the businesses directly; their numbers are on their pages.
For business owners: claiming your page
Every company page has an “Is this your business?” link. Claiming is free. It shows exactly what we checked, with a free fix for each item. We verify owners without phone calls: either a one-time code sent to an email address at the business’s own website domain, or a short code the owner places on their own home page. Until that check succeeds a claim is only stored, never trusted.
Claiming never changes where a company appears: the order is Google review count and nothing else, and rankings are never for sale. Claiming never changes a finding either. A verified owner can point out a fact we got wrong, and we re-check it on their site ourselves before anything on the page changes. We contact owners by email only: no calls, no texts.
We also do not host reviews, so we cannot be accused of hiding them. The star ratings and counts here are Google’s own public numbers, shown with the date we read them and never adjusted. And no company can pay us for a listing, a ranking, or to have something removed — the order is review volume, and that is all it has ever been.
It exists because of a gap we kept seeing: the companies people are happiest with are frequently the ones whose websites do the least to show it. A directory that only reprints a star rating adds nothing you could not get from Google in one search. So each page here does one extra thing — it checks what the company’s own website does with the reputation they have earned.
We take no payment from any company listed, and no listing, ranking or finding is for sale. Ranking is by Google review volume and nothing else.
Where every number comes from
Ratings and review counts are read from Google’s public data and printed with the date we read them — never adjusted, weighted or filtered. The website findings come from an automated visit to each company’s own home page, one visit, on the date shown: whether it responded, whether it shows the reputation the company has earned, whether it works on a phone, the year in its own footer. The full list of checks — and the things we deliberately do not do — is on the method page.
When we get something wrong
Automated checks misfire: a site that was down for the minute we visited, a firewall that blocks automated visitors, a redesign shipped the day after our capture. When a check cannot run we publish nothing rather than guess, and when we are told we are wrong we correct it — corrections and removals are free, with no questions asked. Every page carries the date its facts were captured, so you always know how fresh they are.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Vegas Service Reviews?
It is independent, built and run in Las Vegas, and affiliated with nobody it covers - not any listed company, and not Google, Yelp, or the Better Business Bureau. That independence is the product: the checks only mean something if nobody can pay to influence them.
How does a company get added?
Automatically. Any Las Vegas valley service company in one of the nine trades we track is listed once its Google profile shows 50 or more reviews and an operating status. There is no application and no fee - the public data decides who appears. Removal on request is always free.
What do you sell?
Nothing. No ads, no paid listings, rankings or removals, and no data. We never collect a phone number. We take an email address in two places only: a homeowner's Get quotes request, which goes only to the up to three businesses they tick, and a business owner's free claim, used only to verify them and reply. Neither is ever sold, called or texted.
Why list only companies with 50 or more Google reviews?
Below 50 reviews the sample is too small to say anything useful about a business, and few people search those companies by name. The floor keeps every page here about a company with a real public track record.
Spotted something wrong? Contact us — corrections are free
Independent and not affiliated with any company listed. We are not Google, Yelp, or the Better Business Bureau. Ratings and review counts come from Google’s public data on the date shown; website checks are automated and reflect one visit on that date. Businesses change. If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will correct it — see corrections.