Fort Myers, Lee County, Collier County & SWFL
Plumbing
Plumbing, Cooling & Electrical Nerds
Bonita Springs, Naples, Estero, Fort Myers, Cape Coral & SWFL
Since 2007 Lic. #CFC1428743Lic. #CMC1251179Lic. #EC1300128
About Plumbing, Cooling & Electrical Nerds
Plumbing, HVAC and electrical company serving Southwest Florida since 2007; Licenses #CFC1428743, #CMC1251179 and #EC1300128.
Address: 24120 Production Cir Unit 6A, Bonita Springs, FL 34135
What they do
- plumbing repair and kitchen plumbing
- drain cleaning and sewer line services
- water heaters and tankless systems
- leak detection and pipe repair
- AC installation, repair and maintenance
- electrical repairs and panel upgrades
- water filtration
- indoor air quality solutions
Check the license yourself
License numbers shown here (#CFC1428743, #CMC1251179, #EC1300128) can be verified free with the state — for this trade, start at the Florida DBPR license search. Locally registered trades can also be checked with Collier County Contractor Licensing. Always confirm the license is current and matches the business name on your estimate.
Local context
Hiring plumbing in Naples
- Gray polybutylene pipe (common roughly 1978–1995) is an insurance problem: 4-point inspections flag it, and many carriers won't bind coverage until it's repiped. Factor that in when buying.
- Pre-1975 homes — parts of Naples Park, East Naples, and Old Naples — often have original cast-iron drains. Camera-scope them before buying; failures can mean cutting the slab.
- Leaving for the summer? Shut off water at the main — or install an automatic shutoff valve with leak sensors. Most catastrophic damage in empty homes is a burst supply line.
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