Repair & Installation of Faucets for Your Home or Business
At Next Plumbing, we are proud to offer quality repair and installation on a wide variety of faucets. Whether you’re experiencing low water pressure in your shower, a pesky dripping kitchen faucet, or even would like to add a new steam room, we have the knowledge, experience and specialty tools required to get the job done right the first time. We work with you to determine what you need and expertly repair, install, or replace faucets throughout your home or business.
Let Next Plumbing Fix Your Faucet, We Can Handle It All!
Faucets are not one-type-fits-all. There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration, including where the faucet is being placed, how much flow of water you are looking to receive from the fixture, and how you want the faucet to look.
Next Plumbing’s professionals will fully educate you to help determine what type of faucet may work best for your needs. We offer a wide range of residential and commercial faucets for your bathroom, kitchen, or laundry area for you to choose from.
Our experienced plumbers arrive well equipped with 12 faucet options for you to choose from. If you’re looking for a special finish that we may not have on the truck, don’t worry! We can get it! We are well versed in not only the leading manufacturers in the US, but also most foreign and European brands as well. Whether you are looking to install or repair a single faucet in your home, or if you are looking for a complete remodel of your kitchen or bathroom, trust Next Plumbing. Our qualified technicians are looking forward to helping you!
We carry American made products on our trucks. We find them to be the most durable and resilient against our harsh Florida water. Often, customers use products from overseas. While the products are great, there is often a long wait time if repair parts are being shipped from the manufacturer. This is a large part of why we use American made products. If it is a faucet that we installed or stock on our trucks, we have replacement parts on hand and are able to make repairs the same day. We also have access to numerous supply houses in the area and can typically locate parts quickly.
There are many faucet options that are offered at big box stores. While they are not terrible products, they are nowhere near the quality of product you would receive from a plumbing supply house. Whole both product appear identical from the outside, it is what is inside that counts. Big box store products are manufactured with plastic internal components which break down quickly from normal usage. Contractor grade faucets typically have brass or copper for their internal components. You can feel the difference.
For more information, call a faucet service specialist at (239) 307-0404 today.
Next Plumbing is proud to offer experienced fixture plumbing services as one of the community’s most trusted plumbing specialists. Our team is committed to providing quality plumbing with expert craftsmanship. We are a family owned and locally operated business that can assist you with repairing, replacing, and installing a variety of plumbing fixtures for your commercial or residential property.
With our commitment to quality, our 100% financing, we are licensed and insured, you can be confident with the work that Next Plumbing can provide you.
Let Next Plumbing Help with Your Plumbing Fixture Needs in Cape Coral
Whether you are looking to install, upgrade, repair, or replace a plumbing fixture, you can rely on Next Plumbing.
We are proud to provide quality services for:
Bathtubs
Toilets
Showers
Handicap tubs, toilets, and sinks
Urinals
Kitchen sinks
Bathroom sinks
Outdoor utility sinks
Water hose connections (hose bibs)
Drains
Bidets
Plumbing accessories and tapware
Valves for dishwashers, laundry hookups, and humidifiers
Our fixture plumbing services can get your home or business in top operating condition. We will work with you to determine what type of fixture would work best in your space and install or repair the fixture quickly and efficiently.
Call Our Plumbing Team Today to Get Started
At Next Plumbing, we strive to reach uncompromised excellence in all of our work, and we are proud to have helped set the industry standard. Our plumbers are always prompt and courteous and we provide photos of each worker prior to the scheduled appointment time, so you know exactly who is coming into your home or office. We are unrivaled in our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.
Call our office today at (239) 307-0404 to schedule a fixture plumbing service.
Reputation: Next Plumbing & Drain is one of the highest reviewed companies in the nation
The Next Plumbing & Drain Guarantee, we guarantee our work 12X longer than the national average.
UP FRONT PRICING: You know and approve the price before we start the work.
FREE video inspection. After cleaning the sewer we perform a free video inspection to make it’s perfect.
EFFICIENCY: Every truck is equipped with state-of-the-art drain machines, jetters and flex cables.
Free drain treatment after every cleaning.
Problems located with pinpoint accuracy on the spot.
Same day EMERGENCY service.
We have the right equipment. We can clear any drain from 2” to 20”
Count On Us to Remove Stubborn Clogs & Blockages in your drains
Plumbing professionals are available 24/7 to unclog and clean drains, perform routine drain maintenance, provide emergency drain cleaning services, and unclog and clean main sewers. We also service floor drains, sink drains, toilet drains, laundry drains, downspout drains, storm drains, sewer drains, and more. The experienced team at Next Plumbing can determine what caused your drain blockage, work to solve the problem, and provide video inspection to be absolutely certain the problem is gone upon completion. When finished, we guarantee our work 100%.
Our Plumbing & Drain professionals stand ready to help you 24/7 with all of your plumbing needs! If you need drain cleaning or repair, contact Next Plumbing or call us at (239) 307-0404.
What Are Signs You Need Drain Cleaning in Cape Coral, FL?
The most common sign is bubbling in the toilet, or water coming up in a tub or shower even if you’re not using the tub or shower.
Sewer or gas smell at or under a fixture
Slow draining.
Gurgling sounds.
Water coming out from under your toilet.
Clogged drains can cause a myriad of problems. When a drain is not flowing properly, it can create a strong odor, cause backups, make toilets flush slowly or clog, and even ruin your lawn with mud, sinking spots, and flooding. Having a drain that flows properly can help you avoid major complications and costly needs for repair.
Understanding your drainage system and what is the right tool for the job.
A standard cable machine: This is a machine that uses long steel coils that gets pushed through the drainage system. During the process of drain cabling, a long, flexible cable is introduced into the drain and advanced until it encounters the clog. At the end of this cable is a chopping head that the technician rotates causing the head to grab and chew through the clog, breaking it apart and collecting the bigger bits. A cable machine will not remove rust, sand, grease, soap or any soft blockage, this does not mean it will not clear a soft blockage. A cable machine will clear a soft blockage but will leave large amounts of the blockage in the pipe thus allowing future blockages to occur more frequently.
Flex shaft machines: Flex shaft is new to the industry. A flexible shaft is a precisely defined and configured nested group of springs, tightly wound so that it has torsional, or rotational strength, as opposed to the tensile strength found in standard wire rope or cable. Flex shaft machines have the ability to make sharper turns and reach areas a cable cannot. A flex shaft also uses small chains on the end that are designed to expand in size once they are rotated. The expansion of the chains will allow more area around the drain to be cleaned.
Hydro Jet Machines: A hydro jet machine is basically a pressure washer for the inside of your pipes. A hydro jet machine works the opposite direction of a cable or flex shaft machine. The Hydro jet is designed to clean 360 degrees and pull the blockage. Sewer line jetting is an efficient and effective way of removing blockages and debris from sewer systems. It involves the powerful force of pressurized water that is jetted backwards through the pipe, allowing it to move dirt, debris, and sediment. Sewer line jetting can be used to unclog a blocked drain, remove rust from cast iron pipes, or eliminate grease buildup in your pipes. It’s also a great way to inspect your pipes for any potential cracks. These services can save you money on costly repairs and provide peace of mind that your piping system can function properly. With professional assistance from plumbing experts, sewer line jetting is a safe and reliable solution for any clogged sewer lines.
How to Prevent Clogs
You already know our plumbers can quickly blast away blockages through comprehensive drain cleaning service – but how can you be proactive and prevent stubborn and recurring clogs from ever happening in the first place? Get the insight you need to make smarter decisions in regards to your drains and thus reduce the likelihood you’ll face unexpected and inconvenient draining problems.
Learn how to prevent clogs by exploring the info below.
Avoid putting things you shouldn’t down your garbage disposal, including grease, fat, oil, meat, bones, grains, egg shells, kitty litter, and large food items.
Use and frequently clear buildup from removable drain grates and screens, such as hair, soap scum, food, dirt, and other debris.
Regularly fill and drain your bathtub in effort to flush your drains and wash away items clinging to your pipes and poised to form blockages.
Refrain from using your toilets or drains as a wastebasket; instead, always throw away large items, especially food that could easily be scraped from a plate.
Steer clear of flushing any objects other than toilet paper, like paper towels, personal wipes, feminine products, Q-tips, cotton pads, medication, diapers, and dental floss.
Reasons Why DIY Drain Cleaning Is a Bad Idea
If you are like most homeowners, you likely take pride in performing certain repairs around the house on your own in order to save money. While this is certainly admirable, attempting drain cleaning and repairs on your own can be both dangerous to your health and damaging to your plumbing if done incorrectly.
Store-bought chemical drain cleaners can cause severe burns to bare skin and can deteriorate your pipes, while mechanical drain snakes and rooters can cause severe injury if the coiled wire should recoil back on you during operation.
Let Next Plumbing Help You with All of Your Sewer & Drainage Needs in Cape Coral, FL
As the area’s premier plumbing experts, Next Plumbing is proud to offer experienced, trusted drainage services. We guarantee that every plumber that comes into your home has completed a thorough background check. Our team strives to be punctual and courteous, and we offer around-the-clock emergency services at no extra cost to you.
The single most important part of your plumbing system.
The most valuable knowledge you can have of your plumbing system is knowing how to shut water off to your home. This knowledge is best used in the case of a plumbing emergency. It is also great if you are a part time resident, as you should shut the water off before departing to ensure you have no plumbing issues while away.
Typically, on a single family home, the main shut off valve is located on the side of the home. You will have piping coming out of the ground and going into your home. There will be a valve on the piping. This is used to stop the water from entering your home. Apartments and condos may have exterior shut off valves, but they are often found inside the unit as well. It is not uncommon for them to be located in the utility room or in the ceiling.
It is particularly important to regularly test this valve for proper operation. The last thing you want is to have an emergency, then find out at that time that the valve has failed and does not completely shut off water. In this case, you would typically have to contact the city utilities or a plumber to come out and shut the water off, which may result in additional water damage or higher water bill.
Next Plumbing offers many options to help our customers have that peace of mind. We offer solenoid valves that allow you to shut down water to your home at the press of a button. We also offer a Customer Protection Plan in which we will test your valves for proper operation on a regular basis. We will locate your main shut off and show you where it is.
Give us a call if you have any questions, or just need help locating your main shut off. We’re available anytime 24/7. We’re your NEXT best friend. We’re here when you need us!
With Easter right around the corner, Next plumbing wants to remind you that your garbage disposal is not a proper place to dispose of your eggshells. Contrary to popular belief, garbage disposals do not have blades as most people believe, and eggshells will not sharpen anything. However, thy will cause damage to the impellers or create clogs.
We recommend disposing of them in your trash bin, or better yet, repurposing them as a fertilizer! Eggshells lower soil acidity, encourage root growth, control pests and discourage blossom- end rot!
Looking for something exciting in a world full of boring? Introducing the Essency EXR. While traditional water heaters last only 6 to 8 years and are sore on the eyes, the EXR is built of a tough polymer material that lasts 3x longer than metal. Powerful and lightweight, the EXR packs the punch of an 80-or-100 gallon tank inside a lightweight shell, delivering nine back-to-back hot showers with rock solid temperature control.
Essency is the first water heater of its kind, an electric tank with all the advantages of a tankless. Unlike a standard tank, where water is heated and sits waiting to be used, the EXR uses SmartCore Technology to detect requests for hot water and instantly heat your fresh water for use. Water is heated on-demand, at exactly the right temperature.
When hot water is drawn, fresh domestic water is run through a heat exchanger. The water you use never mixes with the water stored in the core tank which acts as a heat source. The result? Immediate hot water for the whole household.
FloodStop® is a of point-of-use leak detection device that automatically shuts off the water supply to the appliance the moment a leak is detected. Once water is detected, the motorized ball valves close and sound an alarm. It also allows you to shut off the water to your home at the push of a button. This is great for our part time residents.
FloodStop water leak detection systems offer peace-of-mind and fully-automated water leak protection for your home or business. Each FloodStop system features a controller, water leak sensor, and an automatic water shut-off valve. It quickly detects water leaks and turns off the water supply to prevent water damage.
convenient control panel shows system status at a glance
automatic water shut-off (3/4″ or 1″) when leak is detected
thousands of possible product configurations for every possible application
hard-wired and wireless sensors available
optional control panel (w/alarm interface) for integration with home security systems
get discounts on your home or business insurance
Water damage is an issue that affects millions of Americans each year. While flash floods and heavy rains are some of the more notorious contributors to water damage, some of the biggest threats to your home are actually within your walls. Pipe bursts, leaky appliances, failed water heaters, and faulty plumbing fixtures can all cause a significant amount of damage within homes. Smart leak detection systems provide the ability to stop leak-caused water damage before it happens. They can also be controlled and programmed remotely, allowing for easy access no matter where you are. Below, you can find more information on how a smart leak detection system can benefit homes and properties.
While many Americans have installed smart systems for their security, thermostats, and light fixtures, fewer have invested in a smart leak detection system to protect their homes from water damage. Water damage may seem like an issue that is only for those in flood-prone regions, but this is not the case. Burst pipes, appliance leaks, roof leaks, and ice dams can cause water damage in areas where flooding is uncommon. According to the Insurance Information Institute, about two percent of American households file for water damage insurance claims annually. This accounts for around 30% of all household insurance claims. A smart leak detection system, such as the floodstop v4 has many benefits that can help stop leaks before water damage is sustained.
Next Plumbing in Fort Myers is known for two things: great plumbing services at great prices and caring for our community. In the spirit of supporting our friends and neighbors, we are teaming up with the Premier Zumba Team of Southwest Florida to bring the fight to breast cancer! We will be hosting a fundraising event at a local brewery that will bring the community together for a fun time while doing a great thing for people in need.
Key information about this charitable event:
Date: Saturday, October 12th, 2019
Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: Fort Myers Brewing Company
Address: 12821 Commerce Lakes Drive, Unit 9 and 10, Fort Myers, FL 33913
It costs just $15 to join this event, which is sure to please anyone who enjoys a good drink. There will be special drink offerings at the brewery for adults in attendance. Don’t forget to bring your ID that shows you are of legal drinking age.
There will also be a 50/50 Raffle with tickets for $2 each. Buy a few and see what you can win!
Best of all, 100% of proceeds will be donated to Partners for Breast Cancer Care, Inc.! It’s true – every single dollar we raise at this awesome event will go to charity. Let’s fight and defeat breast cancer together!
Please call us at (239) 307-0404 for more information about this event! We can’t wait to see you there.
In typical fashion, it was a Sunday morning when the dripping faucets in our kitchen began dripping relentlessly, bringing with it the unnerving and unending sound of water dripping into a stainless steel sink. The incident served only to remind me that when things go wrong around the home it’s usually at an inopportune time. Being Sunday, the stores in our neighborhood were closed and had the situation warranted it, professional help would have cost a bundle. Fortunately, many repairs like this and others that involve plumbing are simple, straightforward and easy to do yourself if you go about them in a logical fashion.
Here is how to fix a dripping faucet
As in many homes nowadays, our kitchen sink is a washer-less ball faucet with one handle that mixes the hot and cold water supply. You’ll want to turn off the fixture’s shut-off valve under the sink. Next, you’ll want to drain the pipe by removing the faucet handle. Once this is removed you’ll replace the two inlet seals that are found on the springs, this helps control the water flow to your sink. Here is a summary bullet list of what you did to fix your faucet:
Turned off water shut-off valve
Drained faucet pipe
Removed handle of faucet to replace 2 inlet seals.
With this problem, the solution is simply to remove these seals and springs with needle-nose pliers and replace them with new ones. The faucet is then reassembled. Many irritating plumbing problems are like this. Whether it’s preventing and fixing clogged drains or stopping a run-on toilet, they’re usually simple to fix and inexpensive as well.
If you are still experiencing a drippy faucet, give us a call today!
Disaster seems to always make the scammers (storm chasers) come out of the woodwork. Days after the storm so called contractors started showing up in neighborhoods ready to instantly and quickly fix your damage. CONSUMERS BEWARE! Legitimate contractors just don’t work that way. There are some basic questions you as a consumer have the right to ask. Here are a few to protect you from getting scammed, possibly having to do all the work over again or not getting reimbursed by your insurance company.
Do Not Trust Company Working Out Of The Back Of An Unmarked Pickup
Ask for their card and business/contractors license number. If they give any excuse or reason they can’t provide this info, then maybe you should look for someone else. If they do give you a number, you can quickly check them out online at the Division of Corporations website.
Do not hire companies licensed from another state. (RED FLAG)
Are they Bonded or Insured? Ask for their insurance information. They should always have this available for their clients. If they give you a hard time about it, just look for another contractor.
Ask them for some references of their work.
Do let them pressure you to make a decision instantly. Quality, legitimate companies don’t have to do business this way.
Never sign an agreement without having an estimate in writing showing the total cost of the repairs. If they tell you to just pay them the deductible and they (the contractor) will work the rest out directly with the insurance company. (RED FLAG).
Bottom line is if it seems to good to be true. It probably is!
Next Plumbing has 4 locations throughout SW Florida to serve you better. We are licensed/bonded, insured and licensed in the state of Florida. Call us today for service that is guaranteed and backed by a quality serve team at (239) 307-0404
