Plumbers in Cutler Bay & Palmetto Bay, FL
Local plumbers who serve Cutler Bay, ranked by Google rating and review count.
10
Plumbers listed
4.8
Average rating
Miami-Dade County
Cutler Bay & Palmetto Bay
10
Plumbers serving Cutler Bay
4.8
Average overall rating
Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay are mostly single-family neighborhoods, many rebuilt or renovated after Hurricane Andrew, with waterfront homes along Biscayne Bay.
Plumbers serving Cutler Bay
Ranked by rating and review volumeIron & Oak Plumbing
Speedy Piper Underground, LLC
Drainmates LLC
Technical Plumbing LLC
Home Service Builders, Corp
Cutler Bay Plumbing Corp
Manny Quality Plumbing Corp
Seva Plumbing LLC
Central Irrigation Inc.
Greenstar Irrigation And Landscaping
D & A Builders Group LLC
What customers in Cutler Bay say
Excerpts that mention this areaBeatriz Rada
“Outstanding company, Their work is simply perfect, fabulous professionals. We had over seven companies come to our home in Palmetto Bay and say we would not be able to do tunneling and the other comp”
Review of Speedy Piper Underground, LLC · Google review
Paul M
“Had a great experience with Cutler Bay Plumbing! From the first phone call, they responded immediately and got me taken care of fast. They replaced my main shut-off valve and installed a new water hea”
Review of Cutler Bay Plumbing Corp · Google review
Common plumbing problems in Cutler Bay
Hurricane season prep
Before June, check that your main shutoff valve turns, your backflow device is tested and any sump or ejector pump works. After a storm, watch for sewage backups and contaminated well water.
Polybutylene and early plastic pipe
Homes built from the late 1970s to the mid 1990s may have gray polybutylene supply lines, which are prone to failure. A full repipe in PEX or copper is the usual fix.
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.
Septic systems
Parts of the area still run on septic tanks rather than city sewer. Tanks should be pumped every few years, and a high water table can make drain fields struggle after heavy rain.
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