Plumbers in Boynton Beach, FL
Local plumbers who serve Boynton Beach, ranked by Google rating and review count.
12
Plumbers listed
4.5
Average rating
Palm Beach County
Boynton Beach
12
Plumbers serving Boynton Beach
4.5
Average overall rating
Boynton Beach covers older neighborhoods near the coast and large 55+ and family communities to the west, many built from the 1970s through the 1990s.
Plumbers serving Boynton Beach
Ranked by rating and review volumeIron & Oak Plumbing
Climate Control Services Inc
Star Line Plumbing LLC
Royal Elite Plumbing LLC
Built Plumbing
Palm Plumbing & Drain LLC
Deemaria Plumbing, Inc.
Jd Express Plumbing, Inc.
Dc Plumbing Of South Florida, Inc.
Pro Service Plumbing Inc
Thrasher Plumbing, LLC
J. Clay Plumbing Inc.
Ridgeway Plumbing Inc
What customers in Boynton Beach say
Excerpts that mention this areaGary R
“Gary R • The Cascades We moved from NJ to Boynton Beach in April this year. Our neighbor across the street recommended Michael Burns and had used him for years. He's done several jobs for us and he'”
Review of Burns Plumbing, LLC · Google review
Susan Shapiro
“I strongly recommend Burns Plumbing. I live in Boynton Beach and found Michael Burns, Shane and Jackie to be totally professional, skilled, prompt and a pleasure to do business with. Just in the past”
Review of Burns Plumbing, LLC · Google review
Brent Dudley
“Amazing group of plumbers that are fast, efficient, and really know their stuff! I use them for all my projects. Highly recommended as an affordable plumber in Boynton Beach”
Review of Palm Plumbing & Drain LLC · Google review
John Robinson III
“Jay Clay and James Brown at Clay Plumbing of Boynton Beach Florida are the best... Praise & Deliverance Church of God by Faith Inc, appreciate your work, kindness and professional service to our chu”
Review of J. Clay Plumbing Inc. · Google review
Common plumbing problems in Boynton Beach
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.
Water heater replacement
Tank water heaters in Florida garages and closets typically last about 8 to 12 years. Rust-colored water, popping noises or moisture around the base mean it is time to plan a replacement.
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.
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