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Plumbers in Pompano Beach, Florida began the first phase of tunneling under a home to install a new drain system. Technicians used rods and hangers to secure the system to the slab in compliance with code requirements.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida removed a poorly flushing toilet in a women's restroom at the rotunda building. The technician installed a customer-supplied replacement using provided materials. They caulked the new unit, tested it for leaks, and confirmed proper flushing and fixture function throughout the restroom.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida replaced a worn shower cartridge and trim with a customer-provided set, tested for proper function, and applied caulk. The plumber also installed a new toilet fill valve and flapper ring, removed the old parts, and ensured there were no leaks or flushing issues.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida cleared a shower drain blockage by snaking with a 40-foot cable. The plumber removed wet wipes, ran the cable twice to ensure clearance, and reinstalled the drain plate. All work was tested to confirm proper drainage.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow rerouted a disconnected 3/4" water line in Pompano Beach, Florida. The team installed copper and PEX lines to reconnect the master bathroom, hot water heater, and laundry to the main water service. All new piping was strapped per code and tested to ensure proper hot water flow and leak-free performance.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow installed a 1-1/2 inch Wilkins 975XL2 RP backflow preventer and hose bib at a Boynton Beach lift station, testing and certifying to ensure compliance with safety standards and optimal system performance.

A plumbing technician in Delray Beach, Florida pumped water from a grease trap, removed all grease buildup using a vacuum, and resealed the trap to restore function.

A licensed technician in Pompano Beach, Florida inspected and tested a backflow prevention device for leaks, ensuring compliance with safety standards and protecting homeowner water supply integrity.

Contractors in Deerfield Beach, Florida removed concrete flooring in a home to replace an old cast iron drain system. They installed a new Schedule 40 PVC drain system connected to existing sewer lines. The project included updating pipes, P-traps, and vent stacks, followed by code-compliant concrete repair and site cleanup after inspection.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida removed an existing faucet and installed a customer-supplied Delta faucet. They secured all water supply connections, tested the fixture, and confirmed it operated correctly with no leaks or issues.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow inspected and marked drain lines under the slab during a kitchen remodel in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Technicians identified vent stack removal needs, installed roof and ceiling caps, and planned copper water lines and a studor vent for the new kitchen island sink.

A licensed plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected a backflow prevention device for leaks, conducted performance tests, and certified it to meet local safety codes, ensuring homeowner protection from contamination.

Technicians in North Palm Beach, Florida, removed and disposed of two 20-year-old water heaters at a health center. They installed two new Rheem 90-gallon commercial natural gas water heaters, replaced leaking copper pipes, repiped to fit the new units, reconnected vents, replaced gas flex lines, and tested the entire system for proper function.

Technicians in Delray Beach, Florida performed scheduled maintenance on two heating units. They descaled the heat exchangers, cleaned the inlet filters, inspected both units, and found no defects. After flushing, they restored power and reset the maintenance timers to the customer’s preferred settings.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleaned filters, checked system settings, evaluated performance, identified fault codes, and adjusted the shower's volume control. This service ensured proper water flow and resolved issues related to inconsistent operation.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a drain stoppage affecting a basketball court. The technician used a power auger to run four cable lengths through a cleanout and removed wipes and paper debris. Afterward, the system was tested multiple times to confirm proper drainage and the area was cleaned thoroughly.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida identified water hammer noise in a wall pipe. The technician installed a 12 hammer arrestor on the cold side angle stop and secured the pipe with a strap. They tested for leaks and cleaned the workspace after completing the repair.

A technician in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected a backflow device for leaks, performed pressure and flow tests, and issued certification confirming compliance with local safety standards.

A plumbing team in Pompano Beach, Florida used a hydrojet machine to clear a blocked main sewer line after a previous snaking attempt failed. A camera inspection revealed tree roots growing through a broken PVC section at the rear of the building, causing two bathrooms to be out of service.

A technician from South Florida Plumbing and Backflow tested and certified a backflow prevention device in Pompano Beach, Florida. This service helps ensure clean water supply by checking that wastewater does not reverse into the main water line.

In Deerfield Beach, FL, a plumber replaced a cracked toilet flange, resealed all connections, reset the toilet, and tested for leaks to ensure a durable, watertight seal before final caulking.

A plumber in Fort Lauderdale, Florida replaced a leaking garbage disposal. The technician inspected the old unit, cleared out debris, and attempted to unjam it. When the unit leaked from the base, the plumber installed a new garbage disposal and tested it for leaks and proper operation. The work area was cleaned after completion.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida, repaired a leaking backflow assembly at a ball valve connection. The technician shut off the water main, removed the damaged assembly, reconnected service, and tested all joints for leaks. After confirming proper operation, the area was backfilled to complete the job.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected a backflow device for leaks, tested water pressure readings, and certified the device to ensure compliance with local safety codes and protect home water supply.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow replaced an existing backflow system in Boca Raton, Florida. Technicians removed two CLA-VAL-RP4 units and installed a new 2" 975XL2 device. They added copper piping to fit the new unit and tested and certified the installation for compliance.

A plumbing team in Delray Beach, Florida repaired a broken pipe connected to a backflow system. They excavated the damaged area, removed the broken section, cleaned the pipe, straightened the backflow, reconnected all plumbing lines, and tested the repairs. After confirming proper function, they backfilled the hole.

A technician in Coral Springs, Florida replaced the Stage 1, Stage 3, and remineralizer filters for an Aquasana reverse osmosis system under a kitchen sink. The customer supplied the parts. The system was tested after installation to ensure proper function.

Technicians in Fort Lauderdale, Florida shut down building water stacks, drained the system, and replaced old shut-off valves with new brass valves and CPVC adapters. They reconnected all plumbing lines, then tested the system to confirm proper function.

In Deerfield Beach, Florida, a technician rebuilt a backflow device with new internal parts, tested flow and pressure readings, and certified it to ensure compliance and protect homeowners from contamination risks.

A technician in Loxahatchee, Florida removed an old water heater and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem water heater. The service included draining the existing unit and completing a full replacement with updated equipment.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida disassembled two drain lines connected to a garbage disposal and used a 60-foot power auger to remove grease buildup. The technician tested the line after snaking and recommended hydro jetting if future issues occur.

Plumbers in Pompano Beach, Florida located and replaced a leaking galvanized water main under asphalt. They excavated a trench, installed a new PVC line from the meter to existing copper piping, tested for leaks, then backfilled and patched the trench with asphalt and concrete.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a blocked urinal inside a commercial bathroom. The team used a drill snake to remove a calcium buildup in the urinal trap. They confirmed proper drainage after the cleaning and tested all other bathroom fixtures, which showed no additional issues.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida installed new shower trim, including a thermostatic valve, handheld sprayer with wall elbow, showerhead, and arm. They caulked all trim and tested fixtures. They also removed water restrictors to improve pressure. A running toilet issue was resolved prior to arrival and required no repair.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida reset a locked garbage disposal and verified its proper operation through functional testing, ensuring reliable performance for homeowners.

A plumber in Jupiter, Florida, installed a new American ProLine electric water heater. The system was filled, powered, and tested. All water connections were checked and confirmed to be leak-free. The unit is operating correctly.

A South Florida Plumbing and Backflow technician inspected a backflow prevention device for leaks in Pompano Beach, Florida. The device was tested and certified to meet safety standards, ensuring reliable home water protection.

In Deerfield Beach, FL, a certified technician inspected a backflow device for leaks, tested pressure readings, and certified it to prevent contamination and ensure safe water flow in home plumbing systems.

A plumbing technician in Delray Beach, Florida identified and investigated a water leak above a parking space in a North garage. The technician located the source in unit 254, removed a heater, opened drywall, chipped concrete, and used vacuum tools to clear water before restoring pressure to isolate the leaking pipe.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida corrected a water heater venting issue caused by a short concentric vent pipe. They reconnected loose attic fittings, secured the vent with straps, and tested the system by running multiple fixtures to confirm proper heater function.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida restored hot water to a home by resetting the breaker, reconfiguring the recirculation pump, and replacing a faulty recirculation tee under the kitchen sink. The system was tested and verified for consistent hot water flow.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida, removed an old 1-inch PVC ball valve and installed a new 1-inch brass ball valve using two Schedule 80 PVC male adapters. The team allowed the adhesive to cure, restored water flow, tested the system, and cleaned the work area.

A plumber in Fort Lauderdale, Florida cleared a blockage in a women's bathroom floor drain. They used a 78-foot cable to snake 30 feet through the drain. After clearing the line, they tested proper drainage by flushing toilets and running faucets for 10 minutes. All fixtures drained correctly and remained in use.

In Boca Raton, Florida, technicians removed an old Rinnai tankless water heater from a third-floor laundry room, installing a precise 199,000 BTU natural gas Rinnai model. Post-installation tests confirmed optimal performance and energy efficiency.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida cleared a master bathroom shower backup. The plumber accessed the roof and used an 80-foot cable through the roof stack above the vanity. After removing the blockage, they tested all fixtures and confirmed proper drainage throughout the bathroom.

A plumbing technician in West Palm Beach, Florida removed an older kitchen garbage disposal unit and installed a 2-horsepower commercial-grade InSinkErator. The technician disconnected and reconnected electrical and drain lines, adjusted support stands, tested for leaks and performance, and cleaned the area after completion.

A plumbing technician in Deerfield Beach, Florida pulled and reset a rocking toilet, confirmed proper seal and flange function, and completed testing before caulking. They ran a PEX icemaker line behind a cabinet wall and replaced two hose bibs with ball valve units, adding vacuum breakers. All systems were tested after installation.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida removed two leaking PVC P-traps from the ceiling of unit 1016, replaced them with new 2-inch P-traps, reconnected the drain lines to the sewer system, tested for leaks, and cleaned the work area.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow detected and repaired a leaking 1½-inch hot water copper pipe above the ceiling in unit 703 in Jupiter, Florida. Technicians opened the ceiling, shut down and drained the water stacks, replaced the damaged pipe section using copper ProPress fittings, tested the repair, and cleaned the work area.

A technician in Boca Raton, Florida inspected four water heaters, checked parameter settings and performance, and cleaned the condensate drain. This service helped ensure proper function and addressed potential blockages to maintain efficiency in the heating systems.

A technician in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected the backflow prevention device for leaks, performed pressure tests with certified equipment, and ensured compliance with seasonal local safety standards to protect home water systems.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a mainline stoppage through two roof stacks using a 60-foot cable. They removed a leaking p-trap and replaced it with a new 1-1/2 inch PVC p-trap under the kitchen sink. The technician tested both sink sides and ran a washing machine cycle to confirm proper drainage.

A plumber in Boynton Beach, Florida completed a full toilet repair. The work included replacing the flapper, adjusting the chain, installing a new fill valve, setting the correct water level, checking for leaks, and cleaning the workspace after completion.

A plumbing technician in Pompano Beach, Florida identified a leak in the main water line after detecting water in the meter box. The meter continued running with the backflow shut off, confirming the issue. The main line is a ¾-inch galvanized pipe. A replacement estimate will be provided.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida identified and repaired a slab leak causing hot water loss. The team located the leak in a hot water line, traced it to the bathroom manifold, and rerouted the line using PEX and copper piping. Final testing confirmed the repair was successful by verifying the water meter had stopped spinning.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a full-house sewage backup by snaking 80–100 feet from the roof to the city connection. The technician cleared all drain lines, verified proper flow through showers and fixtures, and addressed a leaking toilet base after restoring proper drainage.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida repaired a pipe break between a water meter and a backflow device. The work involved replacing a cracked pressure elbow, installing new PVC fittings, and testing the line for leaks. After the repair, the crew backfilled the area and confirmed the system worked properly.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida replaced a shower tower unit, securing it with new brackets and caulking after testing. They also adjusted a dishwasher drain hose to correct the trap configuration and raised the water heater temperature from 120 to 125 degrees.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida removed an old wall-mounted unit and installed a new one using updated brackets. They adjusted a dishwasher drain hose to correct an S trap and secured it. They also reset a water heater’s temperature from 120 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit at the customer’s request.

A technician rebuilt a backflow device using new internal parts in Pompano Beach, Florida. They tested and certified the system after completing the repair.

A plumbing technician inspected and certified several backflow prevention devices for leaks in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The service ensured each device functioned correctly and met safety standards, helping to protect the local water supply from contamination.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida converted two tankless water heaters from natural gas to propane. The technician adjusted gas pressure, corrected reversed water lines, verified heater settings, and confirmed proper ignition. The plumber also secured all connections and cleaned the work area after completing the service.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida performed annual maintenance on a Rinnai tankless water heater, including flushing with descaler, cleaning filters, checking performance metrics, scanning for fault codes, and diagnosing issues to optimize heater efficiency and reliability.

A plumbing technician in Pompano Beach, Florida removed and replaced two urinal flush valve assemblies and their stop valves. The system was tested and adjusted to ensure proper flushing and reliable operation.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida removed an old Moen shower valve and installed a new Moen Posi-Temp valve. The team cut tile to access the unit and added a new trim plate, tub spout, and shower head. They tested all components and applied caulk to complete the installation.

A plumber in Wellington, Florida installed a HALO Ultimate 150 whole-house water filtration system. The team connected the system to the main water line, added a bypass for maintenance, and tested all components. This system is self-cleaning and includes a 10-year manufacturer's warranty. The workspace was cleaned after the installation.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida used a power auger with a spade head to snake the drain for unit 1303 at the property manager’s request. They ran 58 feet of cable through the bathroom cleanout and found no blockage. All fixtures were tested and drained properly.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida identified a sewer gas odor, conducted a smoke test, and exposed corroded plumbing behind a bathroom wall. They replaced a damaged copper drain line with a capped PVC adapter and reconnected an active waste arm. A follow-up smoke test revealed additional cracks below the sanitary tee into the slab.

A Deerfield Beach plumber conducted annual maintenance on a Rinnai tankless water heater, flushing it with descaler, cleaning filters, verifying settings and performance readings, inspecting fault codes, diagnosing issues, and advising homeowners on optimal seasonal upkeep to extend system lifespan.

A plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida, cleared a roof vent stoppage using a cable snake and power auger, removing a large root blockage. They also cleared a kitchen sink drain with a smaller snake and plunger. The plumber tested the system and cleaned the work area after completing the service.

A plumber in Jupiter, Florida performed annual maintenance on a Navien tankless water heater. The service included flushing the system with descaler, cleaning filters, checking settings, evaluating performance, scanning for fault codes, and testing hot water throughout the home. The system showed no errors and operated correctly after inspection.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow repaired a leaking kitchen stack in Delray Beach, Florida. Technicians identified a corroded cast iron pipe above an HR office, replaced eight feet of damaged pipe with new PVC, and installed new fittings and hangers. The team conducted multiple tests to confirm the leak was resolved.

A plumber in Plantation, Florida repaired a 12-inch underground poly water line. They installed a poly-to-PEX adapter, restored water service, and tested the repair for 30 minutes. No leaks were found after testing.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow removed an old water heater and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem Proe50 4500 KW electric unit in Boca Raton, Florida. The team added a new heater pan and ball valves, then tested and verified all connections.

A licensed plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected and tested a backflow prevention device for leaks, certified its proper function, and submitted results to local authorities, ensuring homeowner water safety and compliance with city regulations.

A plumber in Coral Springs, Florida replaced a broken 50-gallon water heater in a garage. The technician removed the old unit and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem water heater in the same location to restore hot water service.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida installed a new hose bib by mounting a 4x4 post inside a seawall using coated brackets and tapcons. They rerouted a 1/2-inch PVC line, drilled through the post, and connected the water line to the dock side. The old post was removed, and the work area was cleaned.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida installed a new kitchen sink faucet and fixed a toilet that kept running. The work restored proper water flow and stopped unnecessary water use, improving plumbing function in the home.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida replaced a faulty kitchen sink shutoff valve that would not close, moved piping behind the garbage disposal, and disconnected a dishwasher to prepare it for a replacement. The new angle stop shutoff was installed and tested multiple times with no leaks.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida pulled and reset a toilet and replaced a cracked toilet flange. This service addressed leaks and improved toilet stability. The job ensured proper function and safe installation by correcting the connection at the drain line.

A plumbing technician in Fort Lauderdale, Florida cleaned calcium buildup from a kitchen faucet, removed flow restrictors, and diagnosed a faulty powder bath faucet cartridge. The team also corrected temperature control issues in three showers and cleaned restrictors in handheld showerheads. All fixtures were inspected and tested to ensure proper water flow and pressure.

A plumber in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, diagnosed a toilet that was not flushing. They found the internal toilet handle broken. After sourcing a specialty handle and returning the next day, they replaced the part and confirmed the toilet was working properly.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida reset a fallen support stand under a drain line and repaired separated fittings. They secured the rubber fittings to the garbage disposal and dishwasher, then tested the system by running water to confirm proper drainage.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida installed a customer-supplied under-sink tankless water heater for a kitchen sink. The technician tested the system to confirm proper operation. The heater provides instant hot water at the tap.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida inspected and tested a backflow prevention device, ensuring no leaks and certifying compliance with local water safety regulations to protect home water supplies year-round.

In Deerfield Beach, Florida, a plumber rebuilt a backflow prevention device using new internal parts, then tested and certified it to ensure compliance and reliable prevention of contamination.

Plumbers in West Palm Beach, Florida replaced outdated polybutylene waterlines with new plumbing for a two-bathroom home, kitchen, laundry room, and hose bibs. They added shut-off valves, a laundry box with hammer arrestors, and strapped pipes to code. The team tied into existing shower and sink valves and completed work with testing and permits.

A technician in Boca Raton, Florida flushed a plumbing system with descaler solution, cleaned the filters, checked system settings and performance, identified fault codes, and diagnosed the issues. This service improves system efficiency and ensures proper operation.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida repaired a leaking shower by resealing the drain gasket with silicone and identifying cracks in the fiberglass enclosure. The toilet was inspected and found not to be the source of the leak. The original remodel had replaced the toilet and vanity but left the damaged enclosure in place.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida diagnosed and replaced a leaking hot water CPVC line behind drywall. They installed a new ½-inch red PEX line through the attic to supply the master shower, connected it to the existing system, tested for leaks, and ensured all fixtures had hot water. The workspace was cleaned after completion.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida, cleared a blocked line in beach bathrooms. The team removed wipes that were causing the backup, restoring normal drain flow and preventing further plumbing issues.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida, completed an annual service on a Rinnai tankless water heater. The work included flushing the system with descaler, cleaning filters, checking settings and performance, reviewing fault codes, and diagnosing any issues.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida cleared clogged sewer lines by snaking 70 feet of cable through a roof vent. The team used a power auger with a funnel head to remove wet wipes. They tested both bathrooms after the work, confirming proper flushing and drainage.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida disassembled a kitchen drain line to remove a clog caused by excess food waste. They cleared the blockage, tested both sink basins for proper drainage, and cleaned the workspace after completing the job.

A plumbing team in Fort Lauderdale, Florida replaced 31 main CPVC water ball valves with brass CPVC ball valves and fittings to meet code. They also installed a new copper bypass and shut-off valves on the main service line for a water filtration system.

A plumber in Weston, Florida removed a leaking water heater and installed a new 40-gallon standard Ruud electric model. The service included hauling away the old unit for proper disposal.

SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW began trench tunneling under a home in Pompano Beach, Florida to replace cast iron pipes. This marks the first phase of a pipe replacement project aimed at updating older plumbing systems.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida performed annual maintenance on a Rinnai tankless water heater. The service included flushing the system with descaler, cleaning the filters, checking settings and performance, inspecting for fault codes, diagnosing any issues, and confirming proper ignition.

Technicians in North Palm Beach, Florida, installed two 100-gallon natural gas AO Smith water heaters for a garden unit. They replaced the main 3-inch water service valve, disconnected old piping, and reconnected all plumbing to code. A sediment tee was added to the gas line to meet code requirements.

A Deerfield Beach plumber from SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW pulled a toilet and snaked the drain to eliminate a clog. Multiple flushes confirmed the line was fully cleared, ensuring reliable bathroom use.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida repaired a clogged hand sink drain behind a raw bar. The team removed a broken pipe section, used a 40-foot drain snake to clear the blockage, and rebuilt the drain using new parts for full functionality.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida repaired a loose faucet, adjusted a shower cartridge and its heat setting, and fixed a toilet in the powder room that was constantly running. These plumbing services addressed water flow, temperature control, and leak prevention in one service visit.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow completed a full repipe in Pompano Beach, Florida. Technicians replaced old copper water lines, rerouted piping through the attic, updated angle stops, and installed a recirculation pump with a ¾-inch return line. Services covered two bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room, hose bibs, and included thorough leak testing.

Technicians in Boca Raton, Florida removed an old Rinnai tankless water heater from a third-floor laundry room. They installed a new 199 BTU natural gas Rinnai tankless unit in the same spot and tested all components to ensure proper operation after installation.

A plumber in Deerfield Beach, Florida removed a faulty garbage disposal and capped the old line. They redirected all drainage through the main sink line to ensure proper water flow and function.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida removed a damaged water filter connected to the main valve and redirected the copper piping to supply water directly into the home. The plumber cut the original pipe and installed a new section leading into the main tee that feeds the property.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow replaced packing in four OS&Y valves on backflow preventers at the east loading dock in Pompano Beach, FL, then thoroughly tested the system to ensure optimal operation and compliance.

A plumbing specialist in Delray Beach, Florida removed a leaking 10-foot section of cast iron drain pipe in a north garage and installed a new 10-foot PVC pipe replacement. This service restored proper drainage function and resolved the leak efficiently.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow installed a 1-1/2” Wilkins 975XL2 RP backflow preventer and one hose bib at a Royal Palm Beach lift station, following project plans to ensure water system integrity and prevent contamination risks.

A plumber inspected a backflow device in Deerfield Beach, Florida, testing and certifying it to prevent leaks and ensure compliance with local water safety codes for homeowner protection.

A Deerfield Beach plumber inspected and tested a backflow device for leaks, then certified it per local safety standards to ensure reliable home water protection.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida snaked 60 feet of cable through the main cleanout, removed cleaning rags, and cleared a blocked drain. They flushed toilets in both the men's and women's restrooms several times to confirm proper flow and drainage.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida removed an old Rinnai tankless water heater from a third-floor laundry room. They supplied and installed a new 199 BTU natural gas Rinnai tankless water heater in the same location. The technician tested all work after installation to ensure proper operation.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida replaced the flapper and fill valve on a master toilet, and replaced the flapper and adjusted a faulty valve on a guest toilet. The plumber also addressed a concern about a wobbly Toto handle and explained that slight movement is typical for that model.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida tightened a loose faucet in a confined space using a basin wrench. They reinstalled the trim and stabilized the spout with hand tools. After testing the fixture, they advised the homeowner to consider replacing the widespread faucet due to calcium buildup and stiff handles.

A plumbing team in Hollywood, Florida excavated up to 10 feet under a home to investigate sewer gas entering through baseboards and a bathtub drain. They sealed an open cast iron sewer line, added a p-trap to the tub waste line, and closed wall openings to block pest access. A final smoke test confirmed all issues were resolved.

A plumbing technician in Jupiter, Florida shut down a valve stack, removed two leaking gate valves and fittings, and installed two new 3/4" long stem ball valves. The team unsoldered the old valves to create space, soldered the replacements, and tested the new installation for proper function.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida installed a new water supply line for a pool autofill system. They connected it to the home's existing water line, added a ¾-inch PVB backflow device to meet code, and linked it to a new PVC line. The contractor tested and certified the backflow device after installation.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a main drain blockage after a washer backup affected toilets and showers. The technician used a 30-foot cable to remove a plastic bag from the cleanout and restored normal flow. All toilets and showers were tested to confirm proper drainage.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida excavated a 10-foot tunnel to access a bathtub drain blocked by thick roots. The team removed the damaged trap and repiped the system with new PVC pipe and fittings to restore drainage and prevent future root intrusion.

SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW excavated 30 feet of soil in Delray Beach, Florida. The team exposed and replaced damaged sewer pipes between a two-way cleanout and the city’s six-directional cleanout, clearing root intrusions near the city connection. All repairs were checked and tested for proper function.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow completed gas line installation for a remodel project in Boynton Beach, Florida. The work involved connecting and testing gas systems to support the upgraded layout of the property.

A technician inspected a backflow device for leaks in Delray Beach, Florida. They tested the unit and confirmed its certification met standards. This service helps ensure that water systems remain safe and compliant with local regulations.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow began the ground rough phase for a home remodel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This stage involved installing below-slab plumbing lines to support new residential fixtures.

A plumber in Boynton Beach, Florida installed a new kitchen faucet and inspected all parts. The faucet functions correctly and shows no leaks.

A plumber in Coral Springs, Florida replaced a damaged backflow preventer with a new Wilkins 975 unit. Technicians removed broken components, installed new copper piping, and mounted the system in the original location with updated supports. They ensured the installation met code requirements and tested the entire system for proper function.

A technician in Boca Raton, Florida completed annual service on a Rinnai tankless water heater. The service included running a descaling solution, cleaning the filter, flushing the unit, reviewing error codes and settings, inspecting for leaks, and confirming hot water flow.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a kitchen drain stoppage. They used a 34-foot cable snake from the roof through a 2-inch vent stack to reach the clog. After clearing the line, they reassembled the p-trap and confirmed the drain was working properly.

A plumbing team in Hollywood, Florida repaired an open cast iron sewer line beneath a block stem wall. They capped the exposed pipe, added a missing P-trap to a tub line, sealed wall gaps to block pest entry, and performed a smoke test to ensure no remaining open sewer lines.

Plumbers in West Palm Beach, Florida excavated around a backflow system to access underground copper piping. They rerouted the backflow assemblies using new fittings, repositioned concrete pads, and secured the assemblies with new supports. All components were installed to code and successfully retested.

A plumbing team in Margate, Florida connected sinks and faucets in two master bathrooms, one half bathroom, and one kitchen. They also installed a kitchen sink with a faucet and hooked up a garbage disposal, dishwasher, and refrigerator. This service ensured full plumbing setup across multiple rooms in the home.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida removed two leaking washing machine gate valves and replaced them with new ball valves. They tested the installation, reconnected the washer and dryer, and confirmed there were no hose leaks after restoring water flow.

SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW tested and certified multiple backflow prevention devices for a condominium association in Pompano Beach, Florida. This service helps maintain water safety by ensuring backflow systems work properly and meet certification standards.

A plumbing team in Boca Raton, Florida repaired a cracked cast iron pipe damaged by root intrusion. The damaged pipe was located between two condo walls and was replaced with durable PVC piping to restore proper drainage and prevent further issues.

South Florida Plumbing and Backflow excavated up to 10 feet beneath a home in Hollywood, Florida to locate a damaged drain line. The team investigated the area under a child's bedroom where smoke was entering through the baseboards, ensuring accurate identification of the problem source.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida, installed a new eyewash station. The team mounted a new sink and faucet, attached an eyewash fixture, reconnected the drain with a trap primer, and tested all components. They finished by securely capping the setup to ensure functionality and safety.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida replaced a shower drain with a new P-trap and no-hub adapter, added support for the shower flange, installed a Moen shower valve with integral stops, and set a shower pan liner filled with water to test for leaks.

A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida, cleared a clogged aerator to restore hot water flow to a bathroom sink. The plumber also removed shower trim at the customer's request to allow a tile contractor to perform repairs.

A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida, removed and reset a leaking toilet, replacing the wax ring. Multiple flush tests confirmed the leak was fully resolved, ensuring reliable performance for homeowners.

A plumber in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida cleared a toilet stoppage using an auger. They performed several snaking attempts and confirmed proper flow by flushing with heavy toilet paper. The technician inspected and tested the toilet to ensure full drainage.

A plumber in Riviera Beach, Florida replaced a ¾ solder tee with a new ¾ 90-degree fitting and installed four new ¾ ball valves for a bypass system. They also replaced two ½ laundry gate valves provided by the customer and confirmed all shutoff valves, including the water heater valve, were accessible and functional.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida removed a rusted ball valve, installed a new 1-inch ball valve, and reconnected the filter system. The technician restored water flow by turning the meter back on and confirmed proper operation through testing.

Plumbers in Boca Raton, Florida replaced a broken cast iron drain under units 204 and 104. They tunneled 15 feet from the front cleanout to the drain stack, removed the damaged pipe with root intrusion, installed new PVC piping and fittings, tested the system, backfilled the tunnel, and cleaned the jobsite.

A Deerfield Beach plumber from SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW cleared a clogged toilet using a hand auger, tested the shower and sink for backups, then flushed the toilet ten times to ensure complete blockage removal.

A plumbing inspection in Pompano Beach, Florida identified a leak between two apartment units. Technicians found multiple cracks in a 2-inch cast-iron pipe under the shower in Unit 321. Leaking extended into a main stack fitting. A crack also began forming in the toilet, and an estimate will follow.

A plumbing team in North Palm Beach, Florida investigated a leak between units 218 and 318. They identified the shower pan-to-drain connection as the likely issue. The repair plan includes removing tile, replacing the shower pan and drain, patching concrete, and checking copper feed lines for possible leaks before refinishing.

A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a main sewer line stoppage at the rear of a building. The team snaked 100 feet through the line, removed paper towels and wipes, and confirmed proper flow after testing.

A plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida tested an 80-gallon Lochinvar tank water heater and four 38-gallon on-demand tankless water heaters. The inspection included detailed evaluations of system performance and functionality, followed by clear recommendations for maintenance or improvement.

In Deerfield Beach, Florida, SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW replaced a 1½-inch Watts backflow preventer with a 1½-inch Wilkins model, then tested and certified it to ensure compliance and reliable home water protection.

A technician in Delray Beach, Florida installed repair parts for a water heater. The heater was tested for proper ignition and operation. Indoor faucets were also tested. The technician closed the heater cabinet and reset the error code.