Plumbing Services in Miami Beach

A licensed plumber will check water pressure at all fixtures, inspect visible pipes for corrosion or leaks, run a camera through your main drain line, test your water heater's efficiency, and check for signs of slab leaks. You'll get a written report of findings.

South Florida sits on limestone, which means extremely hard water that corrodes pipes faster than almost anywhere in the U.S. Cast iron pipes (common in homes built before 1975) are especially vulnerable. Many homes also have polybutylene pipes that are prone to failure.

Warning signs include rusty or discolored water, low water pressure, frequent drain clogs, damp spots on floors or walls, a spike in your water bill, or a sulfur/rotten egg smell. Any of these warrant a professional inspection.

Not necessarily. Many issues can be fixed with spot repairs. A camera inspection will show exactly where problems are so you only fix what needs fixing. If repiping is recommended, our contractors offer financing options.