Licensed Plumbing Services in Mount Dora

The City of Mount Dora is proactively identifying the materials used in water service lines—like lead or copper—to minimize health risks. If you’ve received a notice, reporting your line’s material helps ensure safety measures, like filters or future upgrades, are properly assigned.

During a water main break, a boil-water advisory may be issued until the supply is tested and deemed safe. In such cases, we recommend boiling water for at least one minute before drinking, and using bottled water for cooking or brushing teeth until the advisory is lifted.

Residents—especially near Sullivan Ranch—have reported a strong sulfur or “rotten egg” smell. Investigations by the DEP suggest it may be linked to odor leakage from wastewater treatment facilities or lift stations, even if health risks are low.

Florida’s heat and humidity often cause condensation on exposed pipes, which can damage walls and foster mold growth. Insulating cold-water lines and ensuring proper ventilation helps prevent these moisture-related issues.

Mineral-rich water, chlorine, and natural acidity can corrode pipes—leading to leaks or pinhole damage. Our team uses leak detection tools to find these weak spots and replace affected sections before they become emergencies.