Where does South Florida Plumbing work?
Our office is at 299 Airport Rd N, Naples, FL 34104. Send your full street address with a service request and the office confirms it. See service areas.
What services can I ask about?
Repairs, water heaters, drains and sewer, repipes, faucet and fixture installation, remodeling, commercial plumbing and new construction. See services.
What should I do in an emergency?
Call (239) 643-2431. If anyone is in danger, call 911; for a gas smell, leave first and call from outside. The website’s forms are not for emergencies. See the emergency guide.
How should I prepare before contacting the office?
Have the full address, the type of property, what is happening and where, and how the crew would get in (gate, parking, unit). Clear the area around the fixture if it is safe to do so.
Do you give prices on the website?
No. The office gives a price after it learns about the work. For a rough idea, see the national price ranges below.
What happens when I send a service request?
It goes straight to the office with a reference number, and you get a confirmation email if you give your address. The office then contacts you to confirm the visit. Want a particular time? Pick a preferred window in the same request form.
How do I get a quote?
Use the quote form. Describe the work and attach up to three photos if you like. The office contacts you with next steps.
Will I get an email or text?
When you give an email address, you get a confirmation email with your reference number. The office then contacts you. The website sends no texts and takes no payments.
Is South Florida Plumbing licensed?
Florida license CFC041717 is on Lee County’s January 2026 contractor list, and you can look up any Florida license on the state’s DBPR website.
How do I get an insurance certificate?
Ask the office for a current certificate before work begins: (239) 643-2431.
How do I reach the office?
Call (239) 643-2431 or email jason@southflorida-plumbing.com. The office is at 299 Airport Rd N, Naples, FL 34104.
How do I ask about a bill?
Use the contact form and choose Billing. Include your invoice number if you have it. Please do not include card or bank details.
I am a builder or contractor. How do I ask for an estimate?
Use request an estimate for new construction, multi-family, high-rise, commercial or remodel work, with plans attached. Virgil Collins in Estimating reviews it. Already working with us? The contractor portal shows your jobs; ask the office for an invite.
Are you hiring?
Tell us you are interested on the careers page. It is not a job application, and the office contacts you if there is a fit.
What if the website cannot confirm my message arrived?
The page tells you it could not confirm whether the office received it. Your entries stay on the page and nothing is sent again by itself. Pressing Send again without changing anything does not create a second copy. You can always call (239) 643-2431.
Is the site indexed by search engines?
Yes. The public pages are open to search engines; the staff and contractor portals are not.
National price ranges.
Ballpark ranges from published national estimates (sources checked 2026-10-01), for a rough idea only. They are not our prices or quotes; local prices differ, and the office gives a real price after it learns about the work.
| Job | National range | Scope | Source, date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small repairs | $125–350 | Typical plumber job | HomeGuide, 2023 article |
| Single drain cleaning | $100–275 | One drain | HomeGuide, Dec 2025 |
| Mainline drain cleaning | $175–600 | Main sewer line | HomeGuide, Dec 2025 |
| Tank water heater, installed | $600–3,100 | Standard tank | HomeGuide, Jan 2026 |
| Tankless water heater, installed | $1,400–5,600 | Tankless | HomeGuide, Jan 2026 |
| Whole-home repipe | $2,000–15,000 | Entire house | HomeGuide, Aug 2025 |
| New-construction rough-in | $8,000–12,000 | About 2,000 sq ft, 2–3 baths, excluding fixtures and finishes | HomeGuide, Aug 2025 |
What moves the price
- Access: slab, tight attic or crawlspace, and finished walls add labor.
- Materials: copper, PEX, fixture grade, and tank versus tankless equipment.
- Permits: water heater swaps, repipes and new work may need permits and inspections.
- After-hours: nights, weekends and urgent calls commonly cost more at many companies.