Plumbers in Miami, FL
Also serving: Key Biscayne
11
Plumbers listed
4.4
Average rating
Miami-Dade County
Miami
Also Key Biscayne
11
Plumbers serving Miami
4.4
Average overall rating
From Little Havana and Allapattah to Brickell high-rises and the bungalows of Little River, Miami has some of the oldest housing in South Florida next to some of the newest. The plumbers below serve the city of Miami and Key Biscayne.
Plumbers serving Miami
Ranked by rating and review volumeIron & Oak Plumbing
Pipeliner Pros
Miami Water Heater Inc
Aaa Pro Plumbing LLC
Indigo Pool Builders
Stambul Construction LLC
Volt Home
Dade Plumbing Services LLC
City Plumbing Group LLC
Plumbing Diagnostics Corp.
'A' Rooter Inc.
Poole & Kent Company Of Florida
What customers in Miami say
Excerpts that mention this areaBBB reviewer
“I used Sparkle LLC when it was Miami Sparkle 2/25/2019 andin 2022. I found **** ****** to connect my Titan waterless tank, that should have brrn under warranty. I spent thousands with him reconnecting”
Review of Sparkle Plumbing LLC · Source
Alexandra Romanyuk
“Great service. They fixed my shower relatively quick. Very pleasant plumber, spoke English which is very rare in Miami. A bit pricy, I paid $1200. Highly recommend.”
Review of Watermen Plumbing, Inc. · Source
Benjamin Saltzman
“Currently living in a Miami condo building. The week prior I had a plumbing company come out two times in order to repair a small leak I saw in my AC closet. During the plumbing companies first visit ”
Review of United Water Restoration Group Of South Florida · Google review
Keran Pawar
“Hard to find honest contractors here in Miami. ADP to the rescue. I used them when I first moved in and bought my place. Will always use them. Good work, trustworthy, and not looking to take advantage”
Review of South Dade Plumbing, Inc. · Google review
Luis Zaragoza
“The best professional plumber in Miami”
Review of Riverland Plumbing Inc · Google review
Common plumbing problems in Miami
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.
Condo stacks and risers
In older mid-rise and high-rise condos, a leak in a shared drain stack or supply riser can affect several units. Repairs often need association approval, so it helps to hire a plumber who works with condo boards.
Galvanized supply lines
Older homes and additions can still have galvanized steel supply pipe, which rusts from the inside. Low pressure and discolored water are the warning signs.
Drain backups in rainy season
Heavy summer storms and a high water table push older sewer laterals and yard drains past capacity. Root intrusion makes it worse, so a camera inspection is worth it if backups repeat.
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