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PLUMBING · ORANGE CITY, FL

Plumbers in Orange City.

Leaks, clogs, water heaters, repipes, fixtures, sewer and drain lines — emergency and scheduled. 8 businesses in Orange City list this service; 2 list 24-hour service.

Plumbing in Orange City: quick answers

Typical price
National average $150–$4,000 per job. Local prices vary, so get two written quotes.
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2 of these 8 businesses list 24-hour service. Show them
License
Plumbers need a Florida state plumbing contractor license. How to check a license
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Permit
Adding or replacing a plumbing system needs a permit (Volusia County). For a water heater, ask your plumber whether Orange City requires one; they pull it.

Sources: DBPR: construction licensing FAQ (opens in new tab) · Florida DBPR license lookup (opens in new tab) · Volusia County residential permit guide (opens in new tab)

Plumbers in Orange City by the numbers

Ratings
All 8 have public Google reviews (1,403 in total). Median rating 4.8; 7 rate 4.5 or higher with at least 10 reviews.
Most reviewed
First Quality Plumbing (555 reviews, 4.8), Alternate Design Plumbing, Inc. (375 reviews, 4.8), The French Drain Guys (215 reviews, 4.9).
License checks
None has a license check on record here yet. You can look any license up yourself in a minute.How to check a Florida license
Emergencies
2 of 8 list 24-hour service.
Websites
5 of 8 have their own website.

Worked out from the 8 businesses on this page. Ratings and review counts are each business's public Google figures.

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WHAT TO KNOW

Plumbing in Orange City: what to know.

Does a plumbing business in Orange City need a license?

Florida licenses plumbing contractors at the state level through DBPR, either certified (statewide) or registered (local area only). Look the business up by name on the DBPR license lookup at myfloridalicense.com and check the license is current.

Do I need a permit for plumbing in Orange City?

Adding or replacing a plumbing system needs a permit (Volusia County). For a water heater, ask your plumber whether Orange City requires one; they pull it.

How much does plumbing cost in Orange City?

Nationally, Plumbing runs $150 to $4,000 per job. Prices in Orange City follow local labor and material costs. These are national averages, not quotes — get a written, itemized estimate after an on-site walk-through, and a second one on anything over a few thousand dollars. Ask at least two of the 8 businesses listed here to quote.

How many home-service businesses are listed in Orange City, FL?

This page lists 8 businesses based in Orange City. Sponsored businesses pay for placement and are labeled; everyone else is ordered by whether contact details were checked, whether the owner manages the listing, and review count.

How do I get quotes from businesses in Orange City?

Call any business on this page directly, or request a quote from one business on its page — that request goes to that business only. A request from this page goes to up to three businesses that list the service near your ZIP, and we email you their names. We don't sell your details. Give the job details and photos up front so the quotes are comparable. Comparing two or three quotes is the norm for anything beyond a small repair.

Plumbing cost near Orange City

Typical U.S. cost ranges — pricing near Orange City, FL follows local labor rates, material prices and permit fees
ServiceTypical rangeWhat drives the price
Plumbing$150–$4,000Repair vs. water-heater/repipe/sewer; emergency premium
National averages, not quotes. Always get a written estimate after an on-site walk-through.