Coral Springs is known for its tree-lined streets, and those mature trees send roots into older sewer laterals. Water service is provided by more than one utility depending on the area, and the water is generally hard.
Housing & construction
1970s–1990s single-family homes in planned neighborhoods, plus townhomes and condos.
Plumbing services in Coral Springs
Also common in Coral Springs: pipe repair, water heater repair.
What makes Coral Springs plumbing different
Cast iron in older sections
1970s homes have cast iron under slabs that is cracking and scaling.
Polybutylene
1980s–90s homes may have PB supply lines.
Tree roots
Mature trees damage older sewer laterals.
Multiple water providers
Different areas are served by different utilities; check yours for water quality and billing.
Seasonal plumbing calendar for Coral Springs
- Hurricane seasonKnow shutoffs and check equipment after storms.
- Rainy seasonStorms reveal drainage issues.
Plumbing emergency in Coral Springs?
- Close the main water shutoff, or the fixture valve if the problem is in one place.
- Stay away from water near outlets or the electrical panel.
- For sewage backups, stop using all drains.
- If you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility or 911 from outside.
Coral Springs plumbing questions
Who provides water in Coral Springs?
Coral Springs is served by more than one water utility depending on the neighborhood; your bill shows your provider.
Do Coral Springs homes have cast iron drains?
Homes from the 1970s often do, and many are reaching the end of their life.
Do tree roots affect Coral Springs sewer lines?
Yes, mature trees often damage older laterals.
Nearby service areas
We also serve communities around Coral Springs, including Parkland, Margate, Coconut Creek, Tamarac, Sunrise.
Statewide: Whole-House Repiping in Florida
