5 STAR HOME SERVICES INC
HVAC contractor in Las Vegas, NV.
In 5 STAR HOME SERVICES INC's own words
Our professionals arrive at each service appointment with a fully stocked work vehicle containing state-of-the-art tools and quality parts that are commonly used in most plumbing, air conditioning and heating service visits. Whether you need emergency service or you want to schedule a new installation, upgrade, or tune-up, our professional technicians are ready, willing, and able to arrive swiftly with company identification, a free estimate, and affordable pricing.
- Trade
- HVAC contractor
- Business address
- 2702 S Highland Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Telephone
- (702) 998-9491
- Website
- 5starhomeservicesinc.com
- Hours
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- Monday7:30 am - 4:30 pm
- Tuesday7:30 am - 4:30 pm
- Wednesday7:30 am - 4:30 pm
- Thursday7:30 am - 4:30 pm
- Friday7:30 am - 4:30 pm
- Saturday7:30 am - 12:30 pm
- SundayClosed
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026
- Register
- NV register
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Google Reviews
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I had a great Experience with 5 Star Home Services, I had an air conditioning problem and the very respectful and professional technician fixed my AC and it was done fairly quickly. Very great customer service. I highly recommend 5 Star Home Services for anything they provide.
Arayik D.
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Good service overall. I appreciate their professionalism, responsiveness, and effort to make sure everything was taken care of.
rana G.
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The installation and crew were fast professional and trouble free would definitely recommend them to anyone
Michael L.
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I absolutely was impressed with 5 Star Services. From the first call to set up an appointment estimate, to scheduling, (Fast) and the thorough respect of my home in coming to replace my HVAC unit. Bush's crew handled a very difficult removal and install up in my attic carrying very old, heavy equipment down and replaced with new heavy medal pieces taken apart and put together via a ladder. Not one scratch on my walls leading downstairs or through my front door. Outside, the main air unit was brought into to replace and install by a huge crane truck to take away and install the new. Which was a bigger unit then the original that was sputtering over the last year. 4+hours later, they left me with a quiet new HVAC system that no longer shook the walls and make a lot of noise outside. Bush, owner/manager came by to do a final inspection and made sure there weren't any issues. So very happy I was able to meet him in person and let him know his crew are very dedicated, careful, professional and remind me of my crew that I had with my previous business for 4 decades. Great employees! Great owner! Highly, highly recommend Bush and his team to get HVAC work done. Thank you!
Mel C.
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I discovered a water leak in front of my home. 5 Star Home Services Inc, came out and fixed the leak. Argo, who repaired the Leak did a super job. I would recommend 5Star for their excellent service.
Myrna K.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I highly recommend 5 Star Home Services, especially if you have a main water line leak. I filed a claim through American Water Resources for a leak on my main water line, and they sent out Art from 5 Star Home Services. Art came out, did a visual inspection, and then used a thermal camera to pinpoint the location of the leak. Within about 30 minutes, he had found exactly where the problem was and showed me the location. He then dug down approximately 4 feet, located the damaged pipe, and replaced about 6 feet of the damaged section. The entire job was completed in about 3 hours from start to finish. What impressed me most was that I had another plumbing company come out beforehand. They couldn’t pinpoint the leak and quoted me approximately $6,500 to replace the entire main line, including the regulator and everything else. Art was able to locate the actual leak quickly and repair only the damaged section rather than recommending a complete line replacement. Art was professional, knowledgeable, efficient, and got straight to work once he found the problem. He also showed me exactly what was damaged and what he was repairing. I couldn’t be happier with the service. If you have an underground main line leak, I highly recommend 5 Star Home Services and Art. Excellent work from start to finish!
Hamo H.
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If your warranty company assigns them to you, REQUEST A NEW VENDOR IMMEDIATELY. They will tell you one thing onsite, tell your warranty company something else (that you purposely damaged your hvac unit and deny your claim). They also took a full week to provide backup to the warranty company, all while we had no AC for two weeks. Awful company and will never recommend.
James P.
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Disclaimer: this was written in frustration. I will try to be fair. Ultimately, I called and was offered an appointment 2 days later for what was an active leak. I explained that would not work and they decided to come out same day. They assessed it would take 2 days to get approved through my home warranty, purchase the part, and complete the repair. 2 days later I called and was told to expect 2 more days because the report from the home visit was never filed. After I "expressed my dissatisfaction," they did come out that day and handled it as they promised 2 days prior. The story: The technician arrived to my house to diagnose issue at 2:51 Saturday. I texted the rundown to my wife after he left and the text was timestamped 3:05...so the tech was at my home <15 minutes. He said he needed to submit a report to my home warranty and it will be replaced within 48 hours. I confirmed multiple times it would be replaced Monday. On Monday I called my home warranty and they informed me that they never received the report. 5 Star told me my home warranty claim department closed Saturday at 5:00 and were closed Sunday, so it was out of their control (despite having 2 hours to submit it after leaving my home, as the tech left my home just after 3:00). Then the guy on the phone (at 5 Star) told me I don't understand what 48 hours means because the claims department was closed Sunday (I guess I don't know how time elapses). Never mind the fact that the report still had not been sent by the time I called Monday. Never mind that they told me Monday it would be fixed. Math aside...even if 48 hours does not mean 48 hours, Monday does, in fact, mean Monday. This is all with an active leak that I have to manage. I guess 48 "5 Star Home Services" hours means 96 hours to anyone else who has ever used a clock before. If you tell me 48 hours, I expect 48 hours. If you say Monday, I expect Monday. If you leave my home with approximately 2 hours to submit a report before a claims department closes for >24 hours, I expect you to file the report within 2 hours. If you blame the home warranty company for being closed, I expect the report has already been filed and it's waiting on their end (or gets filed without my call 48 hours later prompting you). And if you f### up I expect you to take an ounce of responsibility instead of gas lighting me and telling me I don't know how time works. If they had said "hey, Saturday our technician was really busy on multiple calls and he was out until 6pm, that's why we were unable to submit the report before the claim department closed" I would have understood -- after all, I weaseled my way into a same day visit anyway. But "nah, buddy...you don't understand what 48 hours means" (48 hours later) was the wrong approach. They also could have called me on Saturday and said "hey, we were unable to file with your home warranty today, they're closed tomorrow, but we'll get it squared away first thing Monday morning" and all this would have been avoided. The absolute minimum communication would have avoided the frustrating event. I think 3 stars is generous because, though I received the service I was promised on the timeline it was promised, it wasn't until after multiple calls pleading for the service I was promised. If I had left it to 5 Star to do their thing on their timeline it would have taken twice as long as they promised.
Ryan M.
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Argo came to fix our kitchen sink he did an amazing job, great service, great customer service I would highly recommend Argo.
Paula L.
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Sasun the manager was very professional and helped me with my water heater coverage questions, very professional gentleman, took the effort the explain every detail. thank you very much
Zhorik S.
About 5 STAR HOME SERVICES INC
5 STAR HOME SERVICES INC handles central air conditioning work, including repair, installation, maintenance and tune-ups. The company also says it addresses indoor-air-quality and allergen concerns as part of air conditioner work.
Air conditioning work from 5 STAR HOME SERVICES INC
The company offers emergency service and says its maintenance program includes 24/7 emergency assistance. It states that AC and heating-system installations carry a one-year warranty, while AC repair and other work are covered by satisfaction guarantees.
Reviewers often mention technician professionalism, responsiveness, installation work and leak repairs; some reviews describe delays and disagreements connected with home-warranty claims.
Hours and heating conditions in Las Vegas
Hours run 7:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, 7:30 am to 12:30 pm Saturday, and the business is closed Sunday. In Las Vegas, utility gas heats 57.6% of housing units per the American Community Survey.
Las Vegas has NOAA normals of 66.8°F mean temperature, 79.6°F average high and 53.9°F average low for 1991-2020.
The company names Nevada contractor licenses #0077649 and #0078769.
Its stated HVAC work includes annual air-conditioner tune-ups, central AC installation and maintenance.
Services, brands and warranty details come from the company's own website. Ratings, hours and reviews come from Google. Town figures come from the US Census and NOAA.
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About Las Vegas
| Population | 679,817 (2025) |
|---|---|
| County | Clark County |
| Average yearly snowfall | 8 inches |
| Heating degree days | 2,441 |
| Most common heating fuel | Utility gas |
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau. NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020.