Palm Beach County, Florida

Plumbing Repairs in Palm Beach County

Leaks, dripping faucets, running toilets, slow drains, and water heater trouble handled by Dr Handyman Service. We diagnose first, explain the scope in plain language, and leave the work area clean.

Call (305) 360-0342
  • Diagnosis before work
  • Dispatch-coordinated scheduling
  • Coastal-grade parts
Plumbing technician in uniform repairing a drain assembly under a kitchen sink in a Palm Beach County home

Plumbing repairs we handle

Residential repair work for single-family homes, condos, and rentals across the county.

Leak detection & pipe repair

Dripping supply lines, slab-adjacent leaks, pinhole copper failures, and hose-bib leaks traced and repaired with clean access and proper sealing.

Faucet, sink & shower valve repair

Cartridge and stem replacement, worn seats, loose spouts, and full fixture swaps for kitchens, baths, and outdoor showers.

Toilet repair & reset

Running tanks, weak flushes, rocking bowls, and failed wax seals repaired or reset with new supply lines and shutoff valves.

Drain cleaning & slow drains

Kitchen, lavatory, tub, and shower lines cleared, plus P-trap and drain assembly rebuilds when the fitting itself has failed.

Water heater service & replacement

No-hot-water diagnostics, thermostat and element work, T&P valve issues, drain pan corrections, and tank replacement.

Garbage disposal & supply lines

Jammed or leaking disposals, braided supply line upgrades, angle-stop replacement, and ice-maker or washer connections.

Water pressure & shutoff valves

Low or fluctuating pressure checks, pressure-reducing valve inspection, and main or fixture shutoff replacement.

Coastal corrosion & humidity issues

Salt-air corrosion on fittings, condensation damage under vanities, and hard-water buildup addressed with corrosion-resistant parts.

How a visit works

1

Tell us what's happening

Open the Assistant or call. Describe the leak, the fixture, and the address so the right visit gets scheduled.

2

Dispatch confirms the window

Our central dispatch coordinates scheduling for your Palm Beach County city and tells you what to expect on arrival. Availability varies.

3

Diagnosis before work begins

The technician inspects, isolates the water source, explains the findings, and reviews options before anything is opened up.

4

Repair, test, and clean up

The repair is completed, pressure-tested, and the work area is cleaned. You get a plain-language summary of what was done.

Palm Beach County areas we serve

  • Palm Beach
  • West Palm Beach
  • Lake Worth Beach
  • Boynton Beach
  • Delray Beach
  • Boca Raton
  • Wellington
  • Greenacres
  • Royal Palm Beach
  • Palm Beach Gardens
  • Jupiter
  • Juno Beach
  • Riviera Beach
  • Lake Park
  • Lantana
  • Palm Springs
  • North Palm Beach
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Plumbing repair FAQs

Do you handle plumbing repairs across all of Palm Beach County?

Yes. We cover Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Riviera Beach, Lake Park, Lantana, Palm Springs, and North Palm Beach.

How do I book a plumbing repair visit?

Use any Book, Estimate, or Assistant button on this site. It opens our central Assistant right on the page, where your request is routed to dispatch. You can also call (305) 360-0342.

What should I do first if a pipe is leaking?

Shut the water off at the fixture stop, or at the main valve if the leak is inside a wall or under a cabinet. Then open the Assistant or call so we can prioritize the visit.

Do you repair or replace water heaters?

Both. Many no-hot-water calls come down to a thermostat, element, or valve. When a tank is rusted through or past its service life, we explain replacement options before proceeding.

Why do plumbing parts fail faster near the coast?

Salt air, humidity, and mineral-heavy water accelerate corrosion and scale in South Florida. We use corrosion-resistant fittings and check nearby components while we're there.

Can you work in condos and HOA communities?

Yes. Many Palm Beach County buildings require notice before water is shut off to a stack or riser. Tell us the building's rules when you book and dispatch will plan around them.

Do you give estimates before starting work?

The technician reviews findings and the scope with you before repair work begins. Nothing proceeds until you approve the plan.

Ready to get the leak fixed?

Open the Assistant to schedule, or call (305) 360-0342.

Scheduling runs through the central Dr Handyman Service dispatcher. Nothing is booked unless that flow confirms it.