General Plumbing in Palm Bay, FL

The 1980s built more of this city than any other decade. That means gray polybutylene.

General Plumbing in Palm Bay

More Palm Bay houses went up in the 1980s than in any other decade — close to a third of everything standing — and that window sits inside the years gray polybutylene was sold as residential supply line. Poly gives none of the slow warning a metal pipe gives: an acetal fitting lets go, and a wall is soaked before anyone has noticed a drip. So on an older address here the first job is establishing what is actually feeding the fixtures, because a 1987 build and a 2006 build are two unrelated conversations. Where it is poly the honest answer is a PEX changeover, not one more fitting on a system already past its service life.

Starts-at prices

Quoted prices depend on distance and the job. A dispatcher confirms the number before work starts.

Pull & replace toilet w/ wax ring: Starts at $220
Toilet installation (remove & replace)incl. grout/caulk; toilet not included: Starts at $320
Toilet installation (fresh install)toilet not included: Starts at $250
Hose bib replacement: Starts at $120
Water supply stop valve: Starts at $100
Shower cartridge replacement: Starts at $225
Small leak repair: Starts at $220
Leak detection: Starts at $250
Service call: Starts at $120
Appliance disposal: Starts at $100

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Why 321 Drains in Palm Bay

Gray polybutylene is ruled in or out first on anything from this city's 1980s boom.
Acetal fittings fail without warning, so the whole system gets tested rather than one damp spot chased.
Half the houses here are newer than the mid-1990s. On those the work is fixtures and joints, not a changeover.
Iron and sulfur filtration for the well-supplied parts of the city the utility never reached.

Insured through Accredited Surety and Casualty Company.

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Common questions

What services do you offer?

Drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer camera inspection, sewer line repair, water heater service, and general plumbing across Brevard County. Camera inspection is a standalone service and also the first step on any line we cannot clear with a cable. One crew handles all of it — your job does not get handed to a sub.

Do you give written estimates before starting?

Always. Larger jobs (sewer repair, repipes, water heater swaps) get a written estimate before any work begins, and you sign off before the truck stays. Standard drain cleaning is quoted at the door and confirmed on the invoice.

Are you licensed and insured?

We carry general liability insurance, and every tech on the truck is ours — no day-labor subs. Drain cleaning and drain clearing are not a licensed trade in Florida, so there is no state contractor number to post for that work. If your job turns out to need a licensed plumber, we say so before anything starts.

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Need a tech in Palm Bay?

Request a callback and a dispatcher will line up the visit. For an active emergency, the phone is faster.

Get a free estimate Call (321) 215-5933