Plumbers serving San Marco, Jacksonville

San Marco is a different plumbing universe from Mandarin — and that's the point of breaking neighborhoods out. The housing stock around the Square, Bishop Kenny, and the river-facing streets is pre-WWII in many cases, with cast-iron drain lines, galvanized hot-and-cold supply, and the occasional surprise of a section of original lead service line still in service. Modern fixtures in these houses are routinely connected to plumbing that predates the modern plumbing code.

We've worked on enough San Marco houses to know which decades did what — Sears kit homes laid out one way, custom builds laid out another, postwar conversions hybrid-ing the two. When a San Marco homeowner calls us, the first questions we ask are about the era and the prior repairs, not just the symptom. The fix that works in a '40s plaster-wall bathroom is different from the fix that works in a '70s slab subdivision two miles south.