CO2 delivery in Las Vegas runs from our depot at 5495 S Valley View Blvd, about 3 road miles from the Strip. Micro bulk CO2 goes into an enclosed high-pressure system through an external fill box, which matters in a city where many venues never close, and telemetry is included on every account.
Our Las Vegas service area covers the valley, Henderson and Pahrump. Measured driving distances from the Valley View depot:
A resort bar or a downtown restaurant that is open at three in the morning has no quiet hour for a supplier to come through. An external fill box solves it: the driver connects outside and nobody enters the building.
Inside, the High-Pressure Micro Bulk CO2 System is enclosed and does not vent between fills. On a conventional bulk system that venting is approximately 30% or more of what you paid for.
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We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
Las Vegas summer highs routinely pass 100 degrees, and NFPA 55 limits compressed gas cylinders to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. CO2 also has a critical temperature of about 88 degrees, above which it cannot stay liquid in a cylinder and pressure rises steeply. A storage room that bakes in July is the wrong place for a cylinder bank, which is one more argument for a properly sited bulk system.
On a strip-mall restaurant it is usually an exterior wall near the back door. On a resort outlet it is wherever the loading dock or service corridor gives the driver access without crossing a guest area. We plan the fill point and the run to the storage at installation, because that decides whether every future delivery is invisible to your guests.
Yes. Pahrump is in our service area, about 59 road miles from the Valley View depot. Distance shapes how much storage we recommend on site.
Where a bulk system with an external fill box is installed, yes. The driver never comes inside.
Call the main line. Existing customers can reach our on-call service technicians after hours, and an emergency delivery fee applies to after-hours call-outs.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
