Plumbers in Homestead & Florida City, FL
Local plumbers who serve Homestead, ranked by Google rating and review count.
11
Plumbers listed
4.4
Average rating
Miami-Dade County
Homestead & Florida City
11
Plumbers serving Homestead
4.4
Average overall rating
Homestead, Florida City and the Redland rebuilt heavily after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and the area keeps growing. Larger agricultural lots are more likely to have wells and septic systems.
Plumbers serving Homestead
Ranked by rating and review volumeIron & Oak Plumbing
Mr. Clog Plumbing LLC
Pipe Heroes Plumbing LLC
Coppertown Plumbing, Inc.
Lins Septic Corp
Dynamic Plumbing And Design Inc
Three Amigos Plumbing Of Monroe Inc
Prt Cool Service, Inc.
Horizon Plumbing, LLC
A Better Septic Service Inc
Bananas Group, Inc.
Pooltech Of Miami Inc
What customers in Homestead say
Excerpts that mention this areaBryan Gómez
“CopperTown Plumbing is the BEST in Miami/Florida City! From the moment I called, their office staff was friendly and helpful, and the plumbers were professional, on time, and highly skilled. They expl”
Review of Coppertown Plumbing, Inc. · Google review
Jacqueline Gordon
“I needed some 6" PVC in the 20' length and discovered AAA. I drove the 55 miles from Homestead to get it and was not disappointed, initially, as I was told they had one uncut 20' pipe left. Adam, the ”
Review of Aaa Plumbing Supply Inc · Google review
ricardo gispert
“I don’t normally leave reviews, but Coppertown Plumbing Company definitely earned this one. I woke up on a Saturday morning to a leaking pipe and needed an emergency plumber in Homestead as soon as po”
Review of Coppertown Plumbing, Inc. · Google review
Common plumbing problems in Homestead
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.
Private wells
Some properties, especially on larger lots, draw from private wells. Pressure tanks, pumps and filtration need regular service, and wells should be tested after flooding.
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.
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.
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