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Clogbusters Plumbing

6244 South West 192nd Avenue, Pembroke Pines, FL 33332
Pembroke Pines, FL 33332

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AT A GLANCE

About Clogbusters Plumbing

Clogbusters Plumbing is a plumbing business in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Its approach emphasizes courteous, knowledgeable technicians and a positive customer experience. The plumbing services include leak detection, drain clearing, water heater work, pipe repairs and fixture repairs. For a project, it can help to note where the problem occurs, when it began, and whether it has happened before. For example, a repeated drain blockage and a single slow sink may point to different questions to ask. Sharing clear observations can help focus a conversation about which plumbing service may fit the issue.

Business description

Clogbusters Plumbing started with the mission of providing customers with the highest quality and experience possible. With our company, you will no longer experience a plumber that talks, looks, and smells like the average plumber. Our technicians are professional, courteous, and knowledgeable and are an integral part of our existence as a business. We value our employees and, in turn, they carry out our mission of providing the best experience possible to all of our customers throughout South Florida. Our goal is to provide you with a WOW experience every time so that you consider us your family plumber for years to come.

Services

Listed services: Plumbing.

Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.

Leak detection and sewer inspection

Services include camera-assisted leak detection, slab leak detection and repair, video sewer inspection, and investigation of high water bills.

Drain clearing and sewer-line work

Drain services include clearing clogs, hydro-jetting, addressing recurring blockages, root intrusion removal, and main sewer-line repair.

Water heater service

Work includes water heater installation, repair, and replacement for traditional and tankless systems.

Pipe repair and repiping

Pipe work includes leak and burst-pipe repair, pipe replacement, and full-home repiping.

Fixture and appliance repair

The fixture work includes toilet and faucet repair or installation, garbage disposal repair, and shower or tub repair.

Prepare useful details before discussing a leak

If you suspect a leak, record what you have noticed and where: a damp patch, a change in water use, or moisture near a fixture. Note when it first appeared and whether the signs come and go. Avoid opening walls or floors just to investigate. These observations can help you explain why leak detection or a water-bill investigation may be relevant.

Separate a one-time clog from a recurring one

Before asking about drain clearing, identify the sink, tub, or other drain involved. Note whether the water drains slowly, stops completely, or backs up again after clearing. If more than one drain is affected, mention that too. This information can help you ask whether the concern is a local clog, a recurring blockage, or a sewer-line issue.

Compare the scope of plumbing work

Some issues involve a single component, such as a faucet or water heater; others may involve pipes serving several parts of a home. Make a short list of affected fixtures and any earlier repairs or symptoms. For larger projects, ask what parts of the plumbing are included and what decisions you will need to make about equipment or replacement materials.

Common customer requests

Find a hidden leak

Help locating a leak or investigating an unexpectedly high water bill.

Address a clogged drain

Clear a clogged drain or explore options for a recurring blockage.

Resolve a water heater problem

Repair, replace, or install a traditional or tankless water heater.

Repair or replace pipes

Discuss a pipe leak, burst pipe, or whole-home repiping project.

Repair a fixture or appliance

Ask about toilet, faucet, garbage disposal, or shower and tub repairs.

Business details

Website: Visit Clogbusters Plumbing online

Highlights: 28 years of trusted experience, Se Habla EspaƱol

Features: Warranties

Payment options: Credit Card

Business hours
Friday
Closed
Monday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Thursday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Service area

Service coverage includes Fort Lauderdale, FL. Coverage spans 1 ZIP codes; use the full coverage list below to check a specific location.

Service coverage includes 1 ZIP codes across 1 communities.

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  • Fort Lauderdale, FL33327

Questions about Clogbusters Plumbing

What information should I gather before asking about a hidden leak?

A plumber can investigate possible causes such as a leaking fixture, pipe, or concealed plumbing line. Note which fixtures are affected and whether you have seen damp spots or changes in water use; those details can help frame the investigation.

What details are useful when a drain keeps clogging?

A drain service can address a blockage, while recurring clogs may call for investigating what is causing them. You can note which drain is affected, whether nearby drains are also slow, and how often the problem returns.

What should I consider when asking about water heater service?

Water heater service can include repair, installation, or replacement, including work on traditional and tankless units. Before discussing the job, identify the heater type if you know it and describe the issue, such as no hot water, unusual noise, or a leak.

What should I do when a pipe is leaking?

Pipe service includes leak repair, burst pipe repair, replacement, and whole-home repiping. Describe the affected area and any visible water, and if water is actively escaping, use a safe shutoff if you know where it is and can reach it without risk.

Which fixture problems can I ask about?

The plumbing work includes toilet and faucet repair or installation, garbage disposal repair, and shower or tub repair. Describing the fixture and its symptom, such as a drip, poor flush, or disposal that will not run, can help distinguish the kind of repair to discuss.

Common industry questions

Last reviewed and updated November 06, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.