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Shower & Bathtub Repair

A dripping shower head, a valve that won’t hold temperature, or a bathtub that drains slower every week — none of it should mean cold surprises or standing in an inch of water. Our licensed plumbers fix faucets, valves, drains and leaks so you get comfortable, reliable bathing again.
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A Small Drip Is Rarely Just A Small Drip

A shower or tub that leaks behind the wall doesn’t just waste water — it soaks into framing and drywall you can’t see, and by the time a stain shows up on the ceiling below, the damage has usually been building for weeks. A valve that won’t hold a steady temperature, or water pressure that’s dropped for no reason, often points to the same root cause: worn cartridges, mineral buildup, or a failing mixing valve behind the wall.

We repair and replace shower and bathtub faucets, valves, drains and surrounds from every major brand. Where the fix is a worn part, we replace it on the spot; where a valve or drain assembly needs deeper access, we open the smallest area necessary, repair it properly, and leave the tile and surround the way we found them.

Water leaking through the ceiling below, or a shower that suddenly runs scalding or ice-cold? Call (954) 480-1264 now — a failing valve can go from annoying to unsafe fast.

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Emergency Plumbing FAQ

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Why does my shower temperature suddenly change when someone flushes a toilet elsewhere?
That’s a classic sign of a worn or failing mixing valve, sometimes called an anti-scald or pressure-balancing valve. It’s designed to prevent exactly that swing, and when it wears out, other fixtures in the house start affecting your shower. It’s usually a straightforward valve replacement.
Hair and soap buildup near the drain opening you can often clear yourself. But if it keeps coming back or a plunger doesn’t help, the clog is likely further down the line and needs proper equipment to clear without damaging older pipes.
In most cases, yes — many valve and drain repairs don’t require touching the tile at all. For full replacements, we’ll talk through finish and style options that fit your bathroom before any work begins.

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