West End Plumbing, a family owned and operated company, has been offering residential, commercial plumbing and sewer services to the South Florida area since 1980. We specialize in getting any sewer or plumbing job done correctly and promptly. We'll respond to the job site same day! All of our work is guaranteed, and our customer service can't be beat. Check out our latest coupons and specials and make sure to read what our customers had to say about us. Don't forget to "like" us on Facebook for contests, promotions and useful tips.
Got a question or need service? Contact one of the plumbers at West End Plumbing today. We are here to help with all your plumbing concerns. Got a clogged drain, water leak, or water heater issue? We are here to help, AND we offer 24 hour emergency service 7 days a week 365 days a year! Simply fill out the form below with all your information. Let us know your plumbing concern, plumbing problem, or plumbing questions. There are no problems too big or too small, no questions we can't answer. There is nothing we can't do for you!
Your bathroom can be an oasis in your home. From repairing your existing fixtures to complete remodelling and everything in between, let us help you create the sanctuary you've always wanted. Have a plumbing problem in your bathroom, we can help with that, too! The sink is an anchor of your kitchen, a necessity in your bathroom and useful in laundry rooms and wet bars. When choosing your sink you should know what type of sink suits your specific needs. There are different types of sinks including drop-in, under mount, flush mount, pedestal, and free standing.
No matter if it's in your kitchen or bathroom, a clogged drain can be a huge annoyance. Clogged drains not only can generate a funky smell but they can also cause water backups leading to further damage. Plungers are actually a pretty useful tool for unclogging drains, not just toilets. Small mini plungers at the department store can cost as little as $5 and you can keep them nearby in a kitchen cabinet or bathroom closet. First, clean the area around the drain with a cloth so the plunger can create an airtight seal.
