Armitage Plumbing and Gas, LLC

08/19/2026

The Best Part of Our Job? Hearing From Our Customers. ❤️

We could tell you how much we care about our work—but we think it means more when our customers say it themselves.

From same-day service and quick repairs to honest answers, professional workmanship, and a team that truly cares, these reviews are a reflection of the people behind Armitage Plumbing & Gas.

We’re proud of our team and grateful for every customer who has trusted us with their home or business.

Need plumbing or gas service? Give our team a call.
Whether it’s a small repair, an unexpected emergency, or a larger project, we’re here to help.

📞 Call Armitage Plumbing & Gas today.

Thank you to all of our customers for trusting us and taking the time to share your experience. We appreciate you more than you know.

07/03/2026

05/22/2026

Beat the Florida heat this summer with your own custom outdoor shower! ☀️🚿

Perfect for rinsing off after the pool, beach days, yard work, or just cooling down on a hot afternoon. Outdoor showers are a great way to add convenience, value, and a little luxury to your home.

We offer FREE estimates and would be happy to help bring your idea to life — whether you want something simple and practical or a full custom setup.

Message us today to get started before the peak summer heat rolls in! 🌴

04/23/2026

💧 Homeowners: Easy Ways to Check for Plumbing Leaks Before They Get Expensive 💧

A small leak can turn into a big (and costly) problem if it goes unnoticed. Here are a few simple tricks you can do at home to catch issues early:

🔹 Check Your Water Meter
Turn off all water in your home, then watch your water meter. If it’s still moving, you may have a hidden leak.

🔹 Toilet Dye Test
Add a few drops of food coloring into your toilet tank. Wait 10–15 minutes without flushing—if color shows up in the bowl, you’ve got a leak.

🔹 Inspect Under Sinks
Look for moisture, water stains, or musty smells under kitchen and bathroom sinks. Even a slow drip can cause damage over time.

🔹 Monitor Your Water Bill
A sudden spike in your bill without increased usage can be a red flag for leaks.

🔹 Listen for Running Water
If you hear water running when nothing is on, don’t ignore it—this can point to a hidden issue behind walls or under floors.

🔹 Check Outdoor Spigots & Hoses
Leaks outside can waste a surprising amount of water. Look for pooling or constantly damp areas.

Taking a few minutes each month to check these can save you hundreds (or more) down the road. If you’re unsure, it’s always better to call a professional before a small issue turns into a major repair.

Stay proactive and protect your home! 🏡💦

03/19/2026

🌴☀️ Spring Break Is Here — Is Your Plumbing Ready? ☀️🌴

Vacation rentals are about to be BUSY… and that means your plumbing is too. 🚿🚽

Had guests mention:
💧 Low water pressure?
🚿 Slow drains?
🚽 Running toilets?
🔥 Not enough hot water?

Now’s the time to handle those issues before the next wave of guests checks in. Small complaints can turn into big problems — and bad reviews — fast.

At Armitage Plumbing and Gas, we help property owners stay ahead of the game with:
✔️ Fast service
✔️ Honest recommendations
✔️ Reliable repairs & upgrades

💥 Spring Break Specials Available!
Ask us about current discounts on repairs, upgrades, and water heater services.

📞 Don’t wait until it turns into an emergency — get it fixed now and keep those 5-star reviews coming.

💬 Message us today or give us a call!

03/16/2026

We take lemons and make lemonade 🍋

Let us turn your problem into an upgrade today!

📞- 386-423-5800

03/09/2026

🔧💧 Did You Know? Copper Water Lines Can Actually Benefit Your Health 💧🔧

Copper plumbing has been used in homes for decades — and for good reason.

When installed properly, copper water lines can release tiny trace amounts of copper into your drinking water. Copper is an essential mineral your body needs in small amounts to help support:

✔️ Red blood cell production
✔️ Healthy brain and nerve function
✔️ Strong bones and connective tissue
✔️ A healthy immune system

Another interesting fact — copper naturally has antimicrobial properties, meaning it can help inhibit certain bacteria from growing in plumbing systems.

This is one reason copper is still widely used in hospitals, commercial buildings, and residential plumbing.

Of course, balance is important. In properly installed plumbing systems, the amount of copper in drinking water is typically well within safe levels.

At Armitage Plumbing and Gas, we believe good plumbing doesn’t just protect your home — it supports the quality of the water you and your family use every day.

💬 Have questions about your home's water lines or plumbing system? Send us a message!