Do you serve all of Ocala and the rest of Marion County?

Yes. We work across the city, from the historic district and downtown to the southwest-side communities and the newer neighborhoods spreading out along the major corridors. We also travel to farm properties, Silver Springs, Belleview, Dunnellon and Summerfield. Call or text with your address and we will confirm scheduling and an upfront estimate.

Can you handle commercial plumbing in Ocala?

We can. We work with offices, restaurants, retail spaces, multi-unit buildings and agricultural or equestrian facilities. Services include drain cleaning and hydro jetting, water heaters, restroom fixture repairs, gas line work and backflow testing. Ask your water provider about testing requirements, and we can handle the test and any repairs it reveals.

My historic Ocala home has rusty water. What does that mean?

Rust-colored water in an older home usually points to galvanized steel supply pipes corroding from the inside, though an aging water heater can also cause it. If the discoloration appears on both hot and cold taps, the pipes are the likely culprit. We can inspect the system and explain whether partial or whole-home repiping makes sense.

Do you install gas lines for ranges and water heaters in Ocala?

Yes. We install and repair gas lines for ranges, dryers, water heaters, fireplaces, generators and outdoor kitchens. If you ever smell gas, leave the home and call the gas utility or 911 from outside first, then contact a licensed plumber once the area is safe.

Ocala Plumbing Service for Homes, Farms and Businesses

Ocala is the county seat of Marion County and calls itself the Horse Capital of the World, with good reason. Thoroughbred farms and equestrian centers surround the city, while inside the city limits you will find a historic downtown square, blocks of Victorian-era homes, mid-century neighborhoods and a steady stream of new construction. K&K Plumbing sends licensed technicians across all of it. If you need a plumber in Ocala FL, here is what we bring to the table.

Ocala’s housing, decade by decade

Ocala’s plumbing tells the story of its growth.

Historic district homes. The neighborhoods east of downtown include many homes more than a century old. Plumbing in these houses may include galvanized steel supply lines, cast-iron drains and decades of patches by different hands. Corrosion leads to low pressure, discolored water and leaks.

Mid-century and 1970s–80s neighborhoods. Block homes from these decades often have original copper lines thinned by hard water, along with aging drain lines under the slab. Some 1980s and early-1990s homes have polybutylene supply pipe.

Retirement and planned communities. The southwest side of Ocala is home to several large 55-plus communities. Here we see clusters of homes that reach water heater replacement age and slab leak risk at roughly the same time.

New construction. Newer subdivisions use PEX and modern fixtures. Calls tend to be about water heaters, fixtures, water treatment and the occasional installation issue.

Plumbing services Ocala calls us for most

Repiping

When galvanized or worn copper lines keep leaking, a planned whole-home repipe is the lasting fix. Our page on repiping in Ocala explains materials and the process.

Emergency repairs

Burst pipes, failed water heaters, sewage backups and gas concerns. Our team is available 24/7, and our guide to emergency plumbing in Ocala covers what to do first.

Water heaters

Marion County water is drawn from the same limestone aquifer that feeds Silver Springs, so it is hard. Sediment shortens heater life, and we install and repair tank and tankless water heaters of all brands.

Gas line work

New ranges, outdoor kitchens, generators and gas water heaters all need properly sized, tested gas lines. See our Ocala gas line service for details.

Farm and equestrian plumbing

Barns, wash racks, automatic waterers and long buried supply runs are part of daily life on Ocala’s horse properties. We repair line breaks, replace hydrants and valves, and service the wells and pressure tanks that feed them.

Commercial plumbing

Restaurants, offices and equestrian venues need reliable drains, water heaters and backflow devices. Our commercial service covers maintenance and repairs.

How a visit works

You call or text and describe the issue.
A licensed technician assesses the problem on site.
You get a clear, upfront price before any work begins.
We complete the repair and clean up the work area.

Local, licensed and family-owned

K&K Plumbing has served Central Florida since 2009. We are licensed, bonded and insured under Florida Certified Plumbing Contractor license CFC1431523, and we are BBB Accredited. Ocala is part of our wider Marion County service area.

From a leaking pipe in a historic home to a new water line out to the barn, call or text K&K at 352-810-9472 to schedule an Ocala plumber.