Short answer: In Las Vegas, permits are issued by City of Las Vegas Department of Community Development, Building & Safety Division; of the 16 common projects we checked, 7 always need a permit, 0 do not, and 6 depend on the details (3 unverified).
Depends on your project A permit and plans are needed to move, remove or add walls, and a plumbing permit is needed when existing plumbing is relocated or piping in…
Depends on your project A permit is needed when re-roofing tile-to-tile, installing tile over an existing roof, or replacing more than 64 sq ft of structural sheath…
Permit required Yes. Installing permanent wiring or electrical devices needs a permit, and solar is not on the online no-plan list, so plans are reviewed.
Permit required Yes. Installing or replacing a water heater needs a plumbing permit. Same-for-same replacements (including tankless) can be permitted online…
Unverified, confirm locally The City guide requires a permit and plans to cut a new window or door opening, but we found no statement on same-size replacements.
Not legal advice. Always confirm with your local building department. Rules change, and your parcel's zoning, HOA, historic district, floodplain or utility work can change the answer. We show the official source and the date we last checked it so you can verify for yourself.