Careful plumbing for Florida's oldest inland town, where the houses deserve respect.
Micanopy's houses are the reason people visit: live-oak canopy, antique storefronts, and homes that predate every plumbing code Florida ever wrote. Working on them is different. You don't hack a 1900s heart-pine wall open to chase a leak, you plan the route, keep openings small, and leave the character alone. That's the standard we bring, and it's why Micanopy neighbors keep passing our number around the local Facebook groups.
The plumbing reality of a town this old: original galvanized supply lines that choke flow down to a trickle, drain stacks improvised across a century of remodels, and grand oaks whose roots treat old clay joints as a buffet. Many properties around town and out toward Tuscawilla Road run on septic, some on wells, which changes what good repair work looks like.
We're fifteen minutes up 441. Call (352) 316-3745, and if your house is older than your grandmother, tell us, we'll bring the right attitude and the right tools.
