
Big lots, well water, and homes that have been standing since before I-595 existed. We send a tech who's seen Davie's plumbing quirks before, so the first visit is the last visit.
Between Nova Southeastern's neighborhoods, the equestrian lots along Orange Drive, and the older pockets near downtown Davie, no two service calls look the same. We show up ready for whatever the property throws at us. This is the widest build range of any city we cover: 5,859 people here in 1970, 20,500 by 1980, 47,217 by 1990, 75,720 by 2000 and 105,691 by 2020. Which decade your street landed in decides what is in the ground.
Plenty of Davie streets have moved, or are moving, from septic tanks to municipal sewer. That transition isn't just a new pipe in the yard, it changes how the entire house drains and where the cleanouts sit. A rushed tie-in is how homeowners end up with backups they never had on septic. Whichever of the four situations below you are in, the camera goes down the line before anyone quotes a number.
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Around Davie Road, Orange Drive and the Western Theme District the drains are cast iron poured under the slab and the supply is galvanized. Cast iron gives 40 to 60 years here and that stock is past the window, rusted from the inside out with the bottom of the pipe channelled away. A lot of Davie's housing stock goes back to the 1970s and 80s, which means original galvanized supply lines, old gate valves, and drain piping that's outlived its rating. That's usually where a small leak turns into a wet ceiling. Sometimes the smarter fix is a repipe instead of chasing one leak after another. We'll tell you which one you actually need.
Arrowhead went up between 1973 and 1983 with a median of 1974; Forest Ridge, Shenandoah and the condominiums of Pine Island Ridge followed. That whole run sits inside the polybutylene window, the grey supply pipe installed between 1978 and 1995 that chlorine degrades from the inside until a fitting lets go, usually in a wall.
Long Lake Ranches was built between 2002 and 2007, so out there it is PVC on the drains and CPVC on the supply. Neither of the two problems above is yours. The wear shows up instead at valves, pressure regulators and the water heater.
West of Flamingo Road there are still acre agricultural parcels off the municipal system, on a private well, a pump and a pressure tank, where iron and sulphur in the water chew through fittings, valves and heaters long before their rated life. A good share of the acreage properties still pull from private wells feeding both the house and the irrigation system. When pressure drops or water turns cloudy, the cause could be the pump, the tank, or a cross-connection out in the yard. We trace the whole loop before touching anything, because guessing on a well setup usually means a second trip.
Burst pipes, no-water calls, and floods on well or city lines, day or night.
See emergency service →Septic-to-sewer tie-ins, main-line repair, and camera scoping before we dig.
See sewer line repair →Whole-house and partial repipes replacing original galvanized supply lines, and grey polybutylene in the 1980s and 1990s streets.
See repiping →Repairs and full swaps, tank or tankless, matched to bigger ranch-house demand and to well water that is hard on an element.
See water heater service →Pressure clearing stubborn main lines, and troubleshooting well and irrigation feeds on the acreage lots.
See hydro jetting →Finding hidden leaks under slab, in walls, and along long yard runs.
See leak detection →Davie is the only municipality around here with a Western Theme Overlay District, adopted in 1980, and with horses allowed on the public road. It also holds Pine Island Ridge, the highest natural point in Broward County at 29 feet above sea level. From the yard on State Road 7 the same crews cover these cities too, each with its own page and its own pipe problem.

Old cast iron under our slab had corroded to the point of collapse. Instead of jackhammering the whole floor, they used a trenchless liner and finished in a day and a half. Explained the process before touching anything.
Hector M. · Davie
They put a camera down our drain and showed me on the tablet exactly where the cast iron had collapsed. No guessing, no pressure, just the video.
Tom H. · Davie
Well pump acting up, a septic conversion that isn't draining right, or a supply line that's finally had enough: call and we'll get a tech moving toward you today.
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