Plumbers in Miramar, FL
Local plumbers who serve Miramar, ranked by Google rating and review count.
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Plumbers listed
4.9
Average rating
Broward County
Miramar
1
Plumbers serving Miramar
4.9
Average overall rating
Miramar stretches from older east-side neighborhoods to large newer communities in the west, so plumbers here handle everything from cast iron repairs to tankless installs.
Plumbers serving Miramar
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What customers in Miramar say
Excerpts that mention this areaMercedes Izquierdo
“LINS Septic Corp installed my new septic tank and drain field here in Miramar, and I was very satisfied. They did a clean excavation, and the system was installed correctly from the start. The team wa”
Review of Lins Septic Corp · Google review
B. Martin Vasquez
“Jefferson and his team did a fantastic job installing our new roof. Dealing with the city of Miramar is irritating getting the permits and inspections but Jefferson was diligent and made it all happe”
Review of Hra Constructions, Inc. · Google review
Bob Fitz
“We are so grateful for your 5-star review! Hearing that our services met your expectations at Johns Plumbing (Miramar) is truly rewarding. Thank you for choosing us, and we hope to work with you again”
Review of John's Plumbing · Google review
Jean Swaby
“Jean Swaby, your review made our day! We are overjoyed to hear that you were satisfied with the services you received from us at Johns Plumbing (Miramar). Thank you for choosing us for your needs - we”
Review of John's Plumbing · Google review
Mae Maghirang
“Mae Maghirang- Thank you for the kind words and for recognizing the hard work of our team at Johns Plumbing (Miramar). We are thrilled to hear that you had a great experience with us, and we look forw”
Review of John's Plumbing · Google review
Common plumbing problems in Miramar
Slab leaks
Most South Florida homes sit on a concrete slab with water lines underneath. Warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water or a sudden jump in the water bill are the usual first signs.
Fixtures and valves in newer homes
Homes built in the 1990s and 2000s are now old enough for original water heaters, shutoff valves, supply hoses and toilet fill valves to fail. Replacing them on a schedule beats an emergency call.
Aging cast iron drains
Many homes built from the 1950s to the 1970s still have their original cast iron drain lines. Florida's humidity and soil speed up corrosion, so slow drains and backups under the slab are common.
Hard water buildup
Water here comes from the limestone Biscayne Aquifer and runs hard. Scale shortens water heater life and clogs aerators, shower heads and tankless units unless they are flushed regularly.
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