Drain backup, overflow, or emergency clog? Call 239-332-2750

Emergency drain, sewer & trenchless specialists

Backed up?
We get it flowing.

Drain diagnosis, cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration for homes, businesses, and communities across Southwest Florida.

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Family-owned since 1980 Florida License CFC1425940 Emergency drain & sewer service

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Help for your property

Let’s start with you.

My home Clogs, recurring backups and aging cast iron.Mobile home parks Shared mains, resident access and planned repairs.Restaurants Kitchen drains, grease lines and service schedules.Apartments & property managers Shared drains, building access and owner reports.

Real customers. Their own words.

Help you can feel good about.

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The people who came to fix my issue did not give up on me and did not leave a mess.

Deb Paris

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45+ yearsServing Florida properties

ResidentialHomes and private properties

CommercialCommunities and facilitiesRestaurants →Mobile home parks →Apartments, condos & HOAs →

TrenchlessLess disruption, lasting results

Talk to a drain & pipe specialist

Let’s get your drain problem sorted out.

Tell us what is happening and the best number to reach you. Our office can help plan the next inspection, cleaning or repair.

Drain cleaning & hydro jetting
Cast-iron restoration & trenchless lining
Camera inspections & pipe locating

Active backup or leak? Call 239-332-2750.

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Clear answers. Your decision.

Know what to expect before work starts.

Tell us what is happening. We explain the findings, discuss your options and review the proposed scope and price with you before you authorize work.

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What happens when I call?

Our office asks about your property, affected drains, urgency and access. We discuss availability and the inspection or service that makes sense as a starting point.

Is the inspection or estimate free?

Ask our office which charges apply before scheduling. Camera inspections, locating and diagnostic work can be separate services. The proposed service and price are explained before you authorize the work.

Can I stay home or keep my business open?

That depends on the work and the lines affected. We discuss access, bathroom or water-service interruptions and work hours when planning the job. Tell us about residents, customers and operating restrictions early.

How will you look after my property?

Our crew uses protective coverings and keeps the work area organized. For repairs requiring openings or excavation, the proposal explains the access areas and included restoration.

What records and warranty will I receive?

The proposal identifies included photos, video or written findings. Ask for the written warranty that applies to the specific repair; expected service life and warranty coverage are different.

Customers explain the difference

Care that comes through in their stories.

Less disruption in an older home

Robert describes recurring cast-iron and root problems, a three-day lining project, and receiving before-and-after sewer videos. His account explains what living through that particular job was like.

“Most of the work occurred outside and it was barely noticeable that they were there.”

Robert Milhous · Customer testimonial

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Finding the cause of a park resident’s backup

Deb’s testimonial describes weeks of trouble and an unexpected screwdriver inside the pipe. She valued the crew’s persistence and said she would recommend them to others in her park.

“The people who came to fix my issue did not give up on me and did not leave a mess.”

Deb Paris · Customer testimonial

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These are individual customer accounts. The work, timing and results for your property depend on its condition and agreed scope.

Family-owned since 1980

Our name has changed.
We haven’t.

From Econorooter to The Plumber’s Plumber, our family’s commitment to solving tough drain and sewer problems continues.

The equipment has evolved. Our focus on quality work, personal service, and lasting customer relationships remains.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT“Quality Counts”

The Plumber’s Plumber on the cover of Cleaner magazine, July 2022—highlighting our investment in equipment and customer service.

Our international training & story

July 2022 Cleaner magazine cover featuring The Plumber’s Plumber and the headline Quality Counts — Featured on the cover · *Cleaner* · July 2022

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Why The Plumber's Plumber

Drain and sewer work is what we do.

Drain and sewer work is our specialty. We own the equipment, train our crews for difficult systems, and show you what is happening inside the pipe before recommending a major repair.

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One team from diagnosis through repair

Camera inspection, locating, descaling, jetting, cutting, lining, pipe bursting, and excavation—matched to the actual condition.

Proof you can see

We explain what we find and use photos or camera footage to help you understand the proposed work and documented result.

Built for Southwest Florida cast iron

Decades of local experience with corroded under-slab pipe, roots, scale, failing laterals, storm drains, and community systems.

Repair the pipe—not the whole property

When conditions allow, UV CIPP creates a structural pipe inside the old line with far less demolition, mess, and downtime.

You're in the right place

What problem are you dealing with?

Start with the symptom. Our team will diagnose the cause and explain the right options before the work begins.

Emergency clog or backupGet drain help for your home or property.Emergency water leakFind and stop an urgent water leak.Recurring slow drains or odorsHelp narrow down where the trouble may be.Failing cast-iron pipeTell us what you have seen or already learned.Storm drain or large sewer issueGive our team the property and system details.

Specialized equipment. Experienced crews.

Specialized help for difficult pipe problems.

From the first camera inspection through cleaning, repair, or lining, one team manages the work and documents the result.

Trenchless Pipe Lining

Restore suitable cast-iron and sewer lines with UV CIPP technology. Access work may still be needed.

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Cleaning & Descaling

High-pressure jetting and mechanical descaling remove buildup, roots, scale, and debris from failing lines.

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Video Inspection & Locating

See the condition of the pipe before making a decision. We inspect, document, and accurately locate trouble areas.

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Underground Pipe Repairs

Targeted excavation and replacement for damaged PVC, clay, cast iron, and water service lines.

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Emergency Water Leak Experts

Water where it shouldn’t be? We find it and stop it.

A broken water line can disrupt your whole property. Our team locates the trouble, isolates the affected line, and explains the repair needed to get your water service back.

Water emergency? Call 239-332-2750

From locating to repair

Underground water leaks and broken water mains
Service lines for homes, businesses, and communities
Specialized locating and excavation equipment
Clear repair scope and verification before we finish

Trenchless pipe replacement · Pipe bursting

New sewer pipe. Less digging.

Pipe bursting replaces the old sewer line by pulling new, fused HDPE pipe through its path. The bursting head breaks the existing pipe outward as the new pipe takes its place, avoiding a continuous trench along the line.

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A replacement pipe from end to end

Fused HDPE pipe forms a continuous line without mechanical joints
Same-size replacement or increased capacity where conditions allow
Typically two access pits instead of a full-length trench
Camera verification of the completed sewer line

We inspect the route, utilities, connections, and access first to confirm whether pipe bursting is a fit for your property.

THE PLUMBER’S PLUMBER · HOW IT WORKS

Big pipe problems.
Simple explanations.

Take a look underground. Follow the steps to see what our equipment does—and why it matters.

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INSIDE THE WORK01 / 03

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A new pipe inside the old one

Trenchless pipe lining

See how a prepared pipe can be restored from the inside with cured-in-place pipe (CIPP).

UV curing is illustrated. Ambient-cure systems use a different curing process. Access and suitability vary. An on-site assessment determines the right method for your property.

Clear answers before major decisions

Inspect. Explain. Prepare. Repair. Verify.

We inspect the line, show you what we find, and explain the options and proposed scope before you approve the work. Then we prepare the pipe, carry out the agreed service, and verify the result.

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Inspect and locate
Document the line and pinpoint failures.
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Explain your options
Review the findings, repair choices, scope, and price before authorizing work.
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Prepare the pipe
Remove scale, roots, buildup, and debris.
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Restore or replace
Match the repair method to the actual condition.
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Final verification
Inspect the completed work using the checks appropriate to the agreed service.

See our work. Hear from our customers.

Experience you can check for yourself.

See real field videos with the concern, our approach, and what the footage shows. Explore more project photos and customer feedback before choosing your next step.

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Restaurants · Communities · Commercial properties

Keep maintenance on the calendar.

Build a drain-maintenance plan around your property, pipe condition and operating hours. Get a clear scope and schedule, with inspection documentation when included in your proposal.

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See the work—not just the promise

Watch trenchless pipe lining in action.

See how our crew restores sewer pipe beneath a home using curing technology, without opening the entire floor.

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Local crews. Specialized equipment.

Serving Southwest Florida.

Based in North Fort Myers and serving Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Lehigh Acres, Bonita Springs, Naples, and surrounding communities.

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Straight answers

Before you tear up a floor, get the pipe inspected.

Can cast-iron pipe be repaired without opening the floor?

In suitable lines, lining may reduce the amount of floor opening or excavation. Access work can still be required. We inspect first because lining is not right for every condition.

Does the liner bond to the old pipe?

Whether a CIPP liner adheres to the host pipe depends on the host-pipe material and condition, surface preparation, the selected liner and resin system, moisture, temperature, and other installation conditions. We cannot confirm 100% adhesion along the entire host pipe. A camera inspection shows the visible inside surface; it does not verify the bond between the liner and the host-pipe wall. Installation and any specified testing must follow the requirements of the selected system and project.

Do you only offer pipe lining?

No. Depending on what the camera shows, options may include cleaning, descaling, a targeted patch, UV CIPP lining, pipe bursting, excavation, or replacement.

Will I be able to see what you found?

Yes. Video inspection and final verification are central to our process. We want you to understand the condition and the recommended solution.

Do you handle commercial and community systems?

Yes. We serve homeowners, property managers, HOAs, contractors, commercial facilities, sewer systems, and storm drainage projects.

Start with the right diagnosis

Tell us what's happening with your system.

Our office will help determine the right inspection or next step for your property.

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