Fort Myers, Florida
Plumbing & HVAC Services in Fort Myers, FL
Plumbing repairs, water heaters, drain cleaning, and air conditioning service for Fort Myers homes and businesses — one licensed company for both.
Florida Plumbing License #CFC1430609 · Florida HVAC License #CMC1251451
Plumbing Services in Fort Myers
From a fixture that's been dripping for months to a pipe that failed this morning, our Fort Myers plumbers handle residential and commercial work alike.
Plumbing repairs
Everyday plumbing failures in Fort Myers homes and businesses — fixtures, supply lines, drains, and valves — diagnosed and repaired.
Plumbing repair →Leak detection & repair
Concealed leaks located under sinks, behind walls, and in slabs, then repaired properly rather than patched.
Leak detection →Drain cleaning
Kitchen, bath, laundry, and main lines cleared, with advice on keeping problem drains open.
Drain & sewer services →Water heater repair
No hot water, leaking tanks, thermostat and element failures, and sediment problems addressed on site.
Water heater services →Water heater replacement
Full replacement when repair no longer makes sense, sized to the household and installed to code.
Replacement details →Toilet repair & replacement
Running, leaking, loose, or cracked toilets repaired, reset, or swapped for a new unit.
Faucet & fixture work
Kitchen and bath faucets, shower valves, and fixtures repaired or upgraded.
Garbage disposals
Jammed, humming, leaking, or dead disposals repaired or replaced with correct wiring and drainage.
Shut-off valves
Seized or corroded fixture and main shut-offs replaced so the water can actually be stopped when it matters.
Pipe repair & repiping
Damaged supply and drain lines repaired, and failing runs of pipe replaced section by section or whole-home.
Repiping →Plumbing inspections
A walk-through of the system with a written report — useful before a purchase or a remodel.
Maintenance plan →Backflow services
Backflow prevention device service and repair for residential and commercial properties.
Backflow testing →Commercial plumbing
Offices, retail, restaurants, and light commercial properties in Fort Myers — repairs, fixtures, water heaters, and scheduled maintenance.
Commercial plumbing →Air Conditioning & HVAC Services in Fort Myers
Air conditioning service on the southwest coast — diagnostics, repairs, maintenance visits, and replacement quotes for systems that have run their course.
- AC repair and diagnostics
- AC replacement and installation
- Preventive AC maintenance
- Air handler service
- Condenser service
- Thermostat troubleshooting and replacement
- Airflow and uneven-cooling problems
- Cooling system performance checks
Water Heater Services in Fort Myers
A water heater that's noisy, slow to recover, or leaking is telling you something. We inspect it, explain the condition honestly, and only recommend replacement when the repair doesn't make financial sense.
Replacements include removing the old unit and installing the new one with proper connections.
Water Heater ReplacementDrain Cleaning in Fort Myers
Drain cleaning clears the grease, soap, and debris that narrow a line until water backs up. Done properly, it restores full flow without damaging the pipe.
Worth a call when water stands in a sink or tub, drains gurgle when another fixture runs, the same drain clogs again and again, or odors come back up the line.
Keeping an AC healthy in hot, humid Southwest Florida
Long cooling seasons and high humidity mean a Fort Myers air conditioner removes a lot of moisture as well as heat. Check the air filter monthly during heavy use and replace it when it looks dusty; a clogged filter reduces airflow and can lead to a frozen coil. Keep plants, mulch, and stored items a couple of feet back from the outdoor condenser so it can move air freely, and gently hose loose debris off the outside of the coil fins with the power switched off at the disconnect.
Humidity also feeds the condensate drain. If the drain line slows or clogs, water can back up into the drain pan or overflow near the indoor unit. Look at the pan and the drain outlet occasionally and do not pour chemicals into the line without knowing how the system is built; a maintenance visit includes checking the drain.
Signs it is time to call a professional: the system runs but the air is not cool, the outdoor unit hums without the fan turning, ice appears on the refrigerant lines or coil, water collects around the indoor unit, the breaker trips repeatedly, the system turns on and off in short cycles, or rooms feel damp and clammy even when the thermostat is satisfied. Switch the system off if you see ice or water damage, and do not open electrical panels.
When you call (239) 887-4875, have the thermostat setting, what you have noticed, when it started, and the approximate age of the equipment ready, along with the property's city and ZIP code so Southwest Florida coverage can be confirmed. Ask what the diagnosis covers and whether repair or replacement makes more sense for the equipment you have.
Southwest Florida county and community coverage
When a property has been unoccupied, inspect accessible areas for moisture and note any unusual cooling behavior before arranging service. If someone else will meet the technician, agree on access, authorization and how findings will be communicated before the visit.
For plumbing or AC service, call (239) 887-4875 with your service city and ZIP code. County guides apply only to their named communities, not entire counties or local offices.
Common Problems We Get Called For
Common reasons Fort Myers customers call.
Water heater trouble
No hot water, rusty water, popping sounds, or moisture around the base all mean the unit needs to be looked at — and sometimes replaced.
AC that won't cool
Warm air, short cycling, or a system that runs constantly without reaching the thermostat setting all warrant a diagnostic before the problem grows.
Clogged and slow drains
Grease, soap, and hair narrow drain lines over time. A single slow fixture is usually local; several at once often points at the main line.
Leaking pipes
A drip under a cabinet or a damp spot on a wall usually means a failing joint or pinhole leak. We trace it back to the source before it damages finishes.
Running or leaking toilets
A toilet that never stops filling is almost always a worn flapper, fill valve, or flush valve — a fast, inexpensive repair.
Low water pressure
Weak flow at one faucet is often a clogged aerator. Pressure loss throughout the house can point to a failing regulator, corroded piping, or a hidden leak.
Serving Fort Myers
Fort Myers has its own AZ Plumbing & Air phone line, (239) 887-4875, covering southwest Florida plumbing and cooling calls.
If you are arranging service for someone else's property or will not be present, discuss access and communication requirements when requesting the visit. Confirm address-level coverage before scheduling.
See all of our service areas →Why Choose AZ Plumbing & Air
Licensed plumbing contractor
Florida Plumbing License #CFC1430609.
Licensed Florida HVAC contractor
Florida HVAC License #CMC1251451 — plumbing and cooling from one company.
Residential & commercial service
Homes, offices, retail, and restaurants.
Regional service line
Call (239) 887-4875 to reach the team covering this market.
Financing available
Financing options for qualifying work — see financing.
Fort Myers Plumbing & AC — Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide plumbing service in Fort Myers?
Yes. Fort Myers is one of our Florida markets — call (239) 887-4875 for residential or commercial plumbing.
Do you offer AC repair and maintenance in Fort Myers?
Yes. We're a licensed Florida HVAC contractor and handle AC repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement.
Can you service a property while I'm out of town?
Call (239) 887-4875 to discuss the address, who can provide access, and how the work will be authorized. Any access arrangements must be confirmed before a visit.
Do you replace water heaters in Fort Myers?
Yes, after diagnosing the existing unit. If repair is the better option, we'll say so.
Do you have maintenance plans?
Yes — separate plumbing and AC maintenance plans with scheduled visits during the year.
How often should a Fort Myers AC be serviced?
Because systems in Southwest Florida run for most of the year, a professional check at least once a year is sensible, with filter checks monthly during heavy use. Our AC maintenance plan includes scheduled visits.
Why does my house feel humid even though the AC is running?
Oversized equipment, short cycling, low airflow, or a dirty coil can all reduce how much moisture a system removes. A technician can check airflow, the coil, and the drain to find the cause.
What should I do if water is leaking near my indoor AC unit?
Turn the system off at the thermostat, keep the area dry, and call (239) 887-4875. A clogged condensate drain is a common cause, but the system should be checked before it runs again.
Need Plumbing or AC Service in Fort Myers?
Call the Fort Myers team directly and we'll get you scheduled.
Call (239) 887-4875