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Residential Plumbing Services for Central Florida Homeowners

One call covers the whole house, from a dripping kitchen faucet to a new water heater or a full repipe, handled by a licensed, family-owned team.

Most homeowners don’t think about plumbing until something drips, clogs or stops working. When that happens, you want one company you can call for the whole house, not a different specialist for every room. K&K Plumbing has provided residential plumbing services across Central Florida since 2009, and our licensed plumbers handle everything from small repairs to full-system upgrades.

Around the house: what we take care of

Kitchen

Faucet repair and replacement, garbage disposals, dishwasher and ice maker connections, slow sink drains, and under-sink leaks. Remodeling? We handle rough-in and trim-out for new layouts too.

Bathrooms

Running toilets, leaking shower valves, low-flow showerheads, clogged tub drains, and fixture upgrades like comfort-height toilets or new vanity faucets.

Laundry and garage

Washer boxes and hoses, utility sinks, water heaters, water softener loops, and the main shutoff valve that so often lives in a Florida garage.

Outside

Hose bibs, irrigation connections, backflow devices, yard leaks on the service line, and sewer cleanouts.

Behind the walls and under the slab

Hidden leaks, aging supply lines, slab leaks, and whole-home repiping when the original pipes have reached the end of their life.

DIY or call a plumber?

We’re all for homeowners handling simple fixes. Here’s a practical dividing line:

Reasonable to try yourself

  • Plunging a toilet or sink
  • Replacing a toilet flapper or fill valve
  • Cleaning faucet aerators and showerheads
  • Swapping a washing machine hose

Better left to a licensed plumber

  • Anything involving gas piping or gas appliances
  • Water heater replacement or relief valve problems
  • Leaks you can’t locate, or leaks inside walls
  • Drain problems affecting more than one fixture
  • Work that may require a permit

If you’re comparing contractors, our article on how to choose a licensed plumber in Florida lists the questions worth asking.

What to expect when we visit

  1. You reach us by phone, text, or the estimate form, and we schedule a time that works.
  2. A technician arrives in a stocked service vehicle and listens to what you’ve noticed.
  3. We diagnose the problem and explain it in plain language.
  4. You get the price first. No work starts until you’ve approved it.
  5. We complete the repair, test it, and clean up before we leave.

A simple Florida maintenance calendar

Central Florida homes face their own wear patterns: hard water, sandy soil, long hot summers, and the occasional freeze. A few seasonal habits prevent many of the calls we get.

  • Spring: Check irrigation for leaks and broken heads, and look at the backflow device for cracks after winter.
  • Summer: Watch for slow drains during heavy rain, and keep the area around your sewer cleanout accessible.
  • Fall: Flush the water heater to clear sediment, and test your main shutoff valve so it works when you need it.
  • Winter: Cover exposed hose bibs and backflow assemblies before a forecast freeze, and know how to shut off irrigation lines.

For more ideas, read about the value of regular plumbing maintenance.

When a small problem is a bigger one

Some symptoms are worth taking seriously even if they seem minor. A running water meter with everything off suggests a hidden leak, which our water leak repair team can track down. Gurgling in several drains at once points to the main line and calls for drain and sewer service. Rusty hot water or a rumbling tank often means the water heater is near the end of its life.

Signs your home’s plumbing is getting older

Many Central Florida homes were built in the same few decades, so their plumbing tends to age on a similar schedule. Watch for rust-colored water, recurring pinhole leaks, shutoff valves that won’t close completely, a water heater past ten years, and slow drains throughout the house. Any of these is a good reason to book a whole-home inspection so you can budget for upgrades instead of reacting to failures.

Local, mobile and family-owned

Our administrative and service office is in The Villages, and our plumbers travel to homes throughout eight counties, including neighborhoods in Center Hill, Coleman, and the larger cities across the region.

Let’s take care of your home

Whatever’s going on with your plumbing, start with a conversation. Call or text K&K Plumbing at 352-810-9472 to request a free estimate, and we’ll schedule a licensed plumber at a time that suits you.

What’s Included

  • Leak repairs throughout the home
  • Fixture installation and replacement
  • Drain clearing and maintenance
  • Water heater service
  • Shutoff valve and supply line replacement
  • Water pressure diagnosis and regulators
  • Outdoor spigot and irrigation connection repair
  • Whole-home plumbing inspections
  • Remodel and addition plumbing
  • Water treatment installation

Why Choose K&K Plumbing for Residential Plumbing?

  • Licensed, bonded and insured (CFC1431523)
  • Family-owned and operated since 2009
  • Rated 4.7 stars across 440+ reviews
  • Upfront pricing before work starts
  • Respectful, clean work in your home

Residential Plumbing — FAQ

When can I fix something myself, and when should I call?

Replacing a showerhead, clearing a sink stopper, or swapping a toilet flapper are reasonable DIY jobs. Anything involving gas, the water heater, opening walls, soldering, or work that may need a permit is better left to a licensed plumber. If a repair keeps failing or you are not sure where a leak is coming from, a professional diagnosis usually saves money.

Are your plumbers licensed and insured?

Yes. K&K Plumbing is a Florida certified plumbing contractor, license CFC1431523, and the company is licensed, bonded and insured. You can verify a contractor license through the state licensing portal, which is a good habit for any home service you hire.

Do you offer whole-home plumbing inspections?

We do. An inspection is useful when you buy a home, before a renovation, or if your house is getting older and you want to plan ahead. We check supply piping, shutoff valves, water pressure, the water heater, visible drains, fixtures and outdoor connections, then explain what needs attention now and what can wait.

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