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HVAC inspections in Las Vegas
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For change outs, Clark County says the permit holder must provide access for the final inspection. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)
Clark County permits expire 180 days from the date of issuance or the last approved inspection, and each permit stands alone. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)
If an inspection is recalled and earlier corrections are not done, the county marks it "Disapproved with Penalty" and charges a $105.00 fee before more inspections can be scheduled on that permit. You can ask for a supervisor or a second opinion, which the county promises by the end of the next work day; call Inspections at (702) 455-8040. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)
Clark County inspectors inspect finished work against the approved plans and adopted codes. The Building Division cannot tell you how to build or recommend methods or materials for your project. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)
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Sources
- Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention: How Do I? (frequently asked questions) (checked November 2, 2026)
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