Lakeland Residential Plumber

When facing a plumbing problem you can’t solve, it’s good to know you have a plumbing contractor like All Pro Plumbing ready to help.

Unlike other plumbers that quote hourly prices and then disappear for hours at a time, we give you the price upfront before we start work. Our commitment to customer service earned us the Angie’s List Super Service Award for the last seven years and a Best of Lakeland award winner in 2019.

We’re fully licensed and insured and available for plumbing emergencies. Contact us at (863) 648-5112 for all of your residential plumbing needs.

We offer full plumbing solutions for your home:

• Emergency Services
• Water Heater Services
• Tankless Water Heater Services
• Burst Pipe Repair
• Water Leak Detection
• Water Line Services
• Gas Leak Detection
• Gas Line Services
• Drain Cleaning
• Hydro Jetting
• Sewer Line Repair
• Sewer Video Inspection
• Repiping Services
• Kitchen Plumbing & Garbage Disposal
• Bathroom Remodeling
• Clogged Toilet Repair
• Backflow Testing & Repair
• Sump Pump Services
• Septic Tank Services
• Slab Leak Repair
• Water Filtration Systems
• Water Softener
• Sewer Jetting Services
• Trenchless Pipe Repair
• Commercial Plumbing

Call All Pro Plumbing for professional drain cleaning that leaves your drains cleaner for longer.

5 Problems That Warrant Calling A Plumbing Company

If you’re a do-it-yourself homeowner, you can handle many plumbing problems yourself.

However, sometimes the problem is beyond your skills, and you need a professional plumber for help.

Here are the five most common plumbing problems that require a pro.

• Leaking Water Supply Line A ruptured main water line can cause significant flooding and property damage and impact the plumbing system throughout your house. Main water supply pipes are typically buried, so a plumbing contractor will have to excavate the line to make repairs.
• No Water Although it’s rare, sometimes people lose water flow throughout their entire house. If this happens, check with the city to determine if a water main break caused the outage.If everything checks out on their end, the problem probably is on your end. Calling a professional plumber is the quickest way to diagnose the problem and restore service.
• Clogged Drain Line A clogged drain line can cause problems throughout your house, including sewage backup and sewer odors. When raw sewage spills into the house, it brings with it germs, bacteria, and other health hazards.As with the main water line, the sewer pipe is typically buried and requires a professional plumbing contractor to fix it.
• Burst Pipes A ruptured pipe can leak hundreds of gallons of water into your home in a short time, damaging floors, walls, and personal items. When a pipe bursts, you must act quickly to minimize the damage.

No matter what plumbing problem you’re experiencing, All Pro Plumbing’s expert technicians have the training to fix it right the first time.

Our Emergency Plumbing Service

A plumbing problem rarely occurs during 9 to 5 business hours. So, when Lakeland residents have plumbing issues after hours, they call All Pro Plumbing for help.

Whether it’s two in the morning or late Friday night, you can count on our professional technicians to be there in a pinch.

Every technician we dispatch is professionally trained and up-to-date with the latest techniques to fix your problem quickly and provide the same 100% quality we guarantee.

And, just like our regular plumbing service, our emergency service comes with the same 100% quality guarantee and up-front pricing, so you always know what to expect before work begins.

No matter the time of day or night, call All Pro Plumbing for emergency plumbing service!

If you’re not satisfied with your water quality, call us to find out how a water filtration system can help.

Signs You Need A New Plumbing Installation

If you’ve been dealing with persistent plumbing issues in your Lakeland home, such as constant clogs, leaking pipes, or low water pressure, it could be a sign you need to repipe your home.

Most homeowners don’t like to think about repiping because of the inconvenience and expense, but the truth is most repiping projects take only a few days and are more economical than you think.

Here are the most common signs that signal a new plumbing installation is in your future.

• Low Water Pressure Decreasing water pressure is an early warning sign that you may need to replace your worn-out pipes. As pipes age, they become caked with sediment and minerals, which build up and slowly choke off the water supply like cholesterol in an artery. If your home was built before 1950, chances are the pipes need replacing.
• Leaks Most pipes are hidden behind walls, making finding leaks challenging. Look for wet spots on floors, walls, and ceilings to determine if you have water leaks. Also, watch for areas in your home with mold and mildew growth, as those signal the presence of excess moisture. If you’re tired of fixing a leak only to have a new one spring up, repiping, your house can solve that.
• Discolored Water When the water coming out of your pipes is rusty or otherwise discolored, it usually means you have problems in your plumbing system. Rust-colored water usually means your pipes are corroding, while black means there’s a dangerous growth in your pipes. If your water is anything but clear, call a professional plumber immediately for an inspection.
• Clogged or Slow Drains Most people don’t think clogged drains are a significant problem; however, drains that clog soon after repairs usually mean your pipes are worn and need replacing.