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You need your plumbing to work without thinking about it. No standing water in the yard. No slow drains backing up every few months. No emergency calls on Sunday morning because a pipe finally gave out.
That’s what you get when the job’s done right. Drains that clear completely. Pipes that hold up to Florida’s soil and weather. Water heaters that don’t flood your garage at the worst possible time.
Most homes in Sharpes were built before 1975, which means cast iron pipes that corrode from the inside out. You can’t see it happening until you’ve got a problem. We replace those old lines with modern PVC that won’t rust, crack, or collapse. The work gets permitted, inspected, and done to code so it lasts.
You’re not calling us back in six months. You’re getting years of reliable plumbing that doesn’t wake you up at 2 a.m.
We’ve been serving Sharpes and Brevard County since 2007. We’re a family-owned business with over 40 years of combined plumbing experience and 20+ years of military service behind our work ethic.
That means we show up on time, give you an honest assessment, and charge you fairly. No upselling. No hidden fees. No fixing the same problem three times because it wasn’t done right the first time.
We hold a Master Plumber license (CFC#1428379) and an A+ rating with the BBB. Landlords call us for their rental properties. Homeowners call us when another company couldn’t fix the problem. We’ve worked on everything from drain cleaning to full sewer line replacement across Cocoa, Rockledge, Merritt Island, and Titusville.
First, we answer the phone. You’re not leaving a voicemail or waiting two days for a callback. You talk to someone who can schedule you fast, especially if it’s an emergency.
When we arrive, we assess the problem with a camera inspection if needed. That shows us exactly what’s going on inside your pipes without guessing. You see what we see, and we explain what needs to happen in plain terms.
Then we give you an accurate estimate before any work starts. No surprises. If it’s a drain cleaning, we clear the line completely. If it’s a pipe replacement, we pull permits, dig carefully, install new PVC, and make sure everything’s inspected and up to code.
Once the job’s done, we test it, clean up, and walk you through what we did. You’re not left wondering if it’s really fixed. You know it is.
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We handle drain installation, PVC replacement, and full sewer line work from your home to the street. That includes digging, removing old cast iron pipes, installing new lines, backfilling, and restoring your yard. Everything gets permitted and inspected so it’s legal and lasting.
For emergency plumbing repairs, we respond quickly to leaks, clogs, and broken fixtures. Water heater replacements get done the same day when possible. Drain cleaning uses professional equipment that clears roots, grease, and buildup without damaging your pipes.
In Sharpes and across Brevard County, we see a lot of cast iron failures. Florida’s sandy soil and moisture accelerate corrosion. Pipes that were fine five years ago can collapse without warning. We replace those sections with schedule 40 PVC that won’t corrode and meets current Florida plumbing code.
Bathroom and kitchen remodels get full plumbing upgrades. We relocate fixtures, install new supply lines, and make sure your drainage slopes correctly. You’re not dealing with slow drains or leaks after the tile goes in.
It depends on how much pipe needs replacing and where it’s located. A short section under a slab costs less than a full line running from your house to the street. Most residential drain replacements in Sharpes range from $2,500 to $8,000.
We give you an accurate estimate after we assess the situation. That includes camera inspection if needed, so we’re not guessing. The price covers excavation, removal of old pipe, installation of new schedule 40 PVC, permits, inspection, backfill, and cleanup.
Replacing cast iron before it collapses saves you money. Once a pipe fails completely, you’re dealing with flooding, property damage, and emergency rates. Catching it early means planned work on your schedule, not a crisis on a weekend.
Slow draining is the first warning. If your kitchen sink takes forever to clear or your shower backs up regularly, something’s blocking the line. That could be grease buildup, tree roots, or a section of pipe that’s starting to collapse.
Gurgling sounds when you flush the toilet or run water means air is trapped in your drain line. That happens when there’s a partial blockage or a vent issue. Bad smells coming from drains usually mean organic material is stuck and decomposing inside the pipe.
Standing water in your yard, especially near your sewer line, is a serious sign. That means wastewater is leaking underground. Multiple slow drains throughout your house point to a main line problem, not just one clogged fixture. Any of these issues need a camera inspection to see what’s actually happening inside your pipes.
Yes. Plumbing emergencies don’t wait for business hours. A burst pipe at midnight or a water heater flooding your garage on Sunday morning needs immediate attention.
We respond quickly to emergency calls across Sharpes and Brevard County. That includes major leaks, sewer backups, broken water lines, and failed water heaters. Our goal is to stop the damage, make the repair, and get your plumbing functional again as fast as possible.
Emergency rates apply for after-hours work, but we’re upfront about pricing before we start. Sometimes a temporary fix gets you through the night, and we come back to do the full repair during normal hours. That saves you money while still protecting your property from water damage.
Most residential drain replacements take one to three days depending on the scope. A simple section under a driveway might be done in a day. A full sewer line from house to street takes longer because of excavation, inspection requirements, and backfill.
We pull permits before we start, which adds a day or two to the timeline but keeps everything legal. The inspector has to sign off on the work before we cover it back up. That protects you if you ever sell your home or need documentation for insurance.
Weather can slow things down. Heavy rain makes excavation difficult and unsafe. We don’t rush through a job just to finish on schedule if conditions aren’t right. You’re getting work that lasts 30+ years, so we do it correctly even if it takes an extra day.
Yes, and we recommend it for any recurring drain issue or before major work. A camera inspection shows us exactly what’s inside your pipes. We can see roots, cracks, corrosion, bellies in the line, and blockages without digging up your yard first.
The camera feeds through your cleanout or drain opening and records video as it travels through the pipe. You watch the footage with us and see what we’re looking at. That eliminates guesswork and prevents unnecessary digging.
It also gives you documentation of the problem. If you’re dealing with insurance, selling a home, or just want proof before spending thousands on a replacement, the video provides that. Most inspections take 30 to 60 minutes and cost a fraction of what you’d spend on exploratory excavation.
Cast iron was standard in Florida homes built before 1975. It’s heavy, durable when new, but corrodes from the inside over time. You can’t see the damage until the pipe starts leaking or collapsing. Most cast iron in Sharpes is 40 to 50 years old, which means it’s near the end of its lifespan.
PVC is lightweight, doesn’t corrode, and meets current Florida plumbing code. It’s easier to install, costs less than cast iron, and lasts just as long without the rust issues. Schedule 40 PVC is what we use for residential drain and sewer lines.
The main advantage of PVC is predictability. Cast iron fails suddenly. PVC doesn’t degrade the same way, so you’re not dealing with surprise collapses. It also handles Florida’s sandy soil and moisture better. If you’re replacing old cast iron, PVC is the smart choice for long-term reliability.
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