Fort Lauderdale Plumbers Who Know These Houses

Fort Lauderdale plumbing has its own personality. A large share of homes east of I-95 were built with cast iron drain lines that are now well past their useful life, and much of the city sits on a slab with a water table close to the surface. That combination produces the calls we see most: recurring main-line clogs, slab leaks that show up as an unexplained water bill, and sewer lines invaded by roots from mature ficus and banyan.

Because we're local, we're usually able to get someone to you the same day, and we bring a camera on drain calls rather than guessing. Salt air and hard water also shorten the life of water heaters here, so if yours is over eight years old and starting to knock or leave rust in the hot water, it's worth having looked at before it fails.

We work throughout Fort Lauderdale and the neighborhoods around it — Victoria Park, Las Olas Isles, Coral Ridge, Rio Vista, Wilton Manors, Oakland Park and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea — for homeowners, landlords, and property managers alike.