Lee County
Sanibel
Sanibel is a barrier island with a single causeway and a lot of houses that are not occupied year-round. Planning the visit matters as much as the repair.
We service plumbing and water treatment on the island by appointment from Bonita Springs. Typical work is fixture corrosion, supply leaks, water heaters, and a check of treatment equipment that has been sitting. If the causeway or a storm changes access, we will reschedule rather than promise a response we cannot make.
Seasonal shutdowns are a good time to replace brittle washer hoses, look at the water heater pan and connections, and decide whether a slow drip is a valve or something inside a wall. Drinking-water installs are straightforward under-sink work when Aqua Nest is the right fit.
Related services: plumbing, water treatment, Aqua Nest.
Sanibel water and plumbing FAQ
Where does Sanibel's water come from?
Island Water Association draws brackish water from 15 wells, 500 to 900 feet deep, in the Suwannee and Hawthorne aquifers, and treats it by reverse osmosis for Sanibel and Captiva. Source: Island Water Association: About our process
Do you offer a free water test in Sanibel?
Yes. Waterbird SWFL offers a free in-home water test and a free consultation in Sanibel. The test checks hardness, pH, and iron at your tap. Call 239-376-0640.