Nevada private investigations

Nevada investigative services for insurance, legal, and business clients.

SRC Investigations supports claims and legal matters with surveillance, background investigations, and social media research. Our approach draws on more than 30 years of investigative experience, with scope and reporting agreed around each assignment.

702-498-1648Las Vegas · Reno · Throughout Nevada

30+ years of investigative experience

Nevada license #697View the dated verification

Defined before work beginsScope, budget, communication & reporting

Methods matched to the question

Observation, records, and online sources answer different questions. We discuss which method—or combination—fits the objective and what a useful deliverable should contain.

Surveillance

Document activity within an agreed observation period.

Planning considers the objective, known locations, and timing. Findings distinguish visible activity from what could not be observed.

  • Chronology of observations and relevant conditions
  • Relevant video when obtained; gaps and limitations identified
Explore surveillance

Background investigations

Research the records relevant to a person, business, or matter.

Court, financial, property, corporate, and professional-license records are selected around the question and permitted intended use.

  • Sources, identifiers, and relevant records organized for review
  • Identity questions, availability limits, and unresolved issues noted
Explore background investigations

Social media investigations

Examine accessible online activity and source material.

Research considers account identity, dates, and the surrounding source context. It can complement observation and records work.

  • Relevant findings with source and timing references
  • Uncertain attribution and missing context made clear
Explore social media investigations

Investigative support for professional clients

Start with the decisions your assignment must support. Our work develops and documents relevant facts within an agreed scope.

Insurance & claims teams

Carriers, third-party administrators, special investigation units, and claims teams can discuss observation, records, and online findings relevant to a file.

Plan a claims assignment

Attorneys & law firms

Focus research and observation on a matter’s factual questions, with sources, chronology, and limits organized for review.

Support for legal matters

Investigation companies & partners

Discuss local Nevada assignment support, your vendor requirements, and the scope and reporting your organization needs.

Discuss Nevada partner support

Business and risk-management inquiries can focus on relevant public records, corporate affiliations, and professional credentials. Explore business research

From the assignment question to documented findings

We first discuss the objective, then agree on scope, budget, timing, communication, and reporting. The work follows that plan; findings identify what was documented and what remains unresolved.

  1. Discuss the objectiveQuestion, known information, location, and timing.
  2. Agree on the workMethods, scope, budget, and reporting expectations.
  3. Review the findingsSources, observations, and relevant limitations.

Nevada assignment coverage

Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas form our Southern Nevada focus. Reno and Sparks form our Northern Nevada focus. Broader Nevada work is discussed around the locations, travel, timing, and scheduling an assignment requires.

These are assignment coverage areas. Share the locations involved so we can discuss the practical scope.

Explore statewide Nevada coverage

Before you inquire

A general overview is enough to begin. We discuss assignment details before agreeing to the work.

What information helps us scope the work?

The question to establish, relevant Nevada locations, known timing, and your reporting requirements. Keep the first message general; arrange the transfer of case materials after the initial conversation.

How are fees and reporting agreed?

We discuss methods, the extent of the work, timing, budget, communication, and the expected deliverable before work begins. A website inquiry does not accept an assignment.

Can the methods be combined?

Yes, where they fit the objective. Records or accessible online findings may help frame surveillance, and observation may raise focused follow-up research questions. The agreed scope determines what is included.

What if some questions remain unanswered?

Available sources, observation periods, and identity uncertainties can limit what the work establishes. Findings should make those limits clear rather than treat an absence of information as proof.

Discuss the scope of your assignment

Share the question, Nevada location, and timing. We agree on scope, fees, and terms before work begins.

Discuss an Assignment