Lee County
Cape Coral
Cape Coral is a large, spread-out city of canal lots, long driveways, and houses that range from early Cape builds to new construction in the north.
Irrigation, outdoor kitchens, and pool baths add fixtures that city-block houses do not always have. We repair those lines and the indoor plumbing: heaters, drains, leaks, and fixtures. Early Cape homes are where we look harder at original piping before calling something a simple fixture job.
Water quality questions vary by neighborhood and by whether the house is on a utility or a well. Bring that with you when you book a free test. Hardness, iron, and sulfur are treated differently, and Cape Coral is too big for one default system.
Related services: plumbing, water treatment, Aqua Nest.
Cape Coral water and plumbing FAQ
Where does Cape Coral city water come from?
The City of Cape Coral treats brackish groundwater from the Upper Floridan Aquifer (Lower Hawthorn zone), drawn from wells about 700 to 800 feet deep, using reverse osmosis at two plants. The city describes its Southwest RO plant as the oldest continuously operating RO facility. Source: City of Cape Coral water quality report
Do you offer a free water test in Cape Coral?
Yes. Waterbird SWFL offers a free in-home water test and a free consultation in Cape Coral. The test checks hardness, pH, and iron at your tap. Call 239-376-0640.