What's Included
American Handy Paint & Clean provides licensed plumbing services for Miami-area homeowners and commercial properties. Whether it is a dripping faucet, a running toilet, a broken water heater, or a full copper repipe, our licensed plumbers diagnose fast and fix it right the first time. All plumbing work is permitted where required and backed by our 1-year warranty.
- ✓Leak detection and pipe repair (copper, PVC, PEX)
- ✓Full copper repipe and PEX repiping for older homes
- ✓Water heater installation, repair, and tankless upgrade
- ✓Toilet repair and replacement (standard and comfort-height)
- ✓Faucet, showerhead, and sink installation
- ✓Garbage disposal installation and replacement
- ✓Drain cleaning and clog removal
- ✓Shut-off valve and pressure regulator replacement
- ✓Sewer line inspection and minor lateral repairs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you pull permits for plumbing work in Miami-Dade?
Yes. Any plumbing work that involves new pipe runs, water heater replacement, or changes to supply or drain lines requires a permit in Miami-Dade County. We handle permit applications, scheduling inspections, and documentation. The permit cost is passed through at cost with no markup.
My water bill suddenly spiked. Is that a leak?
A sudden bill spike almost always signals a hidden leak. Common culprits are a running toilet flapper (can waste 200 gallons a day silently), a slab leak in the supply line, or a dripping outdoor hose bib. We can perform a whole-home leak check to identify and price the repair before any work begins.
Can you repipe a whole house in Miami?
Yes. Full copper or PEX repiping is one of our most requested plumbing services in South Florida, especially for 1950s-70s homes with original galvanized steel supply lines. We coordinate permits, protect your finishes, and typically complete most single-family repiping projects in two to three days.
What plumbing emergencies do you handle?
We respond quickly to burst pipes, slab leaks, sewage backups, and water heater failures. Call our main line and describe the emergency. If water is actively flooding, locate your main shut-off valve (usually in the garage near the meter) and close it while you wait.
