All Counties Plumbing, Inc. provides licensed residential and commercial plumbing, septic tank pumping, drain cleaning, grease trap service, and trenchless sewer repairs to homeowners, restaurants, and commercial property managers throughout Miami-Dade County. Our service trucks dispatch directly from 2274 Ali Baba Ave in Opa-locka, placing us minutes from Hialeah, Miami Gardens, North Miami, Doral, and the surrounding communities we serve. To request service in Miami-Dade County, call (305) 303-0920 or submit the details through our online service request form.
Services Available in Miami-Dade County
Our Miami-Dade customers include single-family homeowners in Coral Gables and Pinecrest, apartment and condo associations in Brickell and Aventura, restaurant operators in Wynwood and Little Havana, and commercial property managers across Doral, Hialeah, and Miami Gardens. Because the county spans dense urban cores, older residential neighborhoods, and rapidly growing suburban corridors, the plumbing and septic needs vary widely from one block to the next.
We bring the full All Counties Plumbing service catalog to Miami-Dade properties. Residential plumbing covers fixture repairs, water heater service, leak detection, repiping, and whole-home drainage evaluations. Commercial plumbing supports restaurants, retail centers, office buildings, and multi-family complexes with backflow prevention, grease trap tie-ins, lift station maintenance, and scheduled service agreements. Septic and drain services include tank pumping, drain field inspection and repair, storm drain cleaning, sewer camera inspection, hydro line jetting, and no-dig trenchless pipe lining.
Local Customer Needs and Service Applications
Miami-Dade's mix of pre-1980s homes with aging cast iron sewer laterals and newer construction with modern PVC creates two very different service profiles. Older neighborhoods like Allapattah, Liberty City, and parts of Hialeah frequently need sewer camera inspections, cast iron descaling, and trenchless pipe lining to restore deteriorated laterals without tearing up tile floors or driveways. Newer subdivisions in Doral, Miami Lakes, and Kendall more often call for septic tank pumping, drain field evaluations, and routine drain cleaning.
Commercial demand concentrates along the county's restaurant and hospitality corridors. Food service operators in Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, and the Design District rely on scheduled grease trap pumping and interceptor cleaning to stay compliant with municipal FOG regulations. Property managers of shopping plazas and office parks in Doral, Aventura, and Sweetwater count on us for storm drain catch basin cleaning before the rainy season and lift station maintenance to prevent wet well failures.

Local Conditions and Practical Considerations
Miami-Dade sits on a shallow limestone aquifer with a high seasonal groundwater table. During the summer rainy season and tropical storm events, saturated soil reduces drain field absorption capacity and stresses aging sewer laterals. Properties near the coast and in low-lying areas are particularly vulnerable to stormwater backup, which is why we recommend catch basin and storm drain cleaning ahead of hurricane season and prompt septic pumping when warning signs appear.
Our Opa-locka headquarters at 2274 Ali Baba Ave sits roughly in the geographic center of the county's service corridor, which keeps drive times short whether the job is in North Miami Beach, Homestead, or Miami Gardens. We coordinate with property managers for parking and access, pull municipal permits for permitted sewer and drain field work, and schedule commercial service during off-peak hours whenever a business needs to stay open.
- High seasonal groundwater table affects drain field and sewer lateral performance
- Older cast iron laterals in pre-1980s neighborhoods often benefit from camera inspection and trenchless lining
- Coastal and low-lying properties face elevated stormwater backup risk during tropical storms
- Commercial FOG compliance requires scheduled grease trap pumping for food service operators
- Permits and final inspections apply to structural sewer and drain field replacements
Residential and Commercial Service in Miami-Dade
Residential calls across Miami-Dade range from a single slow bathroom drain in a Hialeah apartment to a full drain field replacement on a Homestead acreage. Our technicians arrive in fully stocked trucks with motorized drain cleaning equipment, sewer cameras, and hydro jetting capability, so most diagnostics and routine repairs are completed in one visit. For water heater replacements, repiping, and permitted sewer work, we provide clear scope-of-work documentation before any demolition begins.
Commercial accounts in Miami-Dade include restaurants, office buildings, retail centers, medical offices, and multi-family complexes. We handle backflow preventer testing, commercial water heater service, grease trap pumping and manifest documentation, lift station pump maintenance and wet well cleaning, and storm drain jetting for parking lots. Scheduled maintenance agreements are available for properties that need recurring service to stay ahead of seasonal demand and regulatory deadlines.

Nearby Communities Within Confirmed Coverage
Confirmed coverage extends across both incorporated municipalities and unincorporated communities throughout Miami-Dade County. The directory below lists the neighborhoods and census-designated places we currently serve, and our dispatch team can confirm service for any specific address within the county. We do not maintain a separate physical office in each municipality; all service trucks dispatch from the Opa-locka operations base.
If your property sits near the county line in Aventura, North Miami Beach, or Homestead, we can still confirm coverage quickly. Call (305) 303-0920 with your address and a brief description of the issue, and our dispatcher will confirm the earliest available service window.
Verified Reasons to Choose All Counties Plumbing
Miami-Dade property owners choose All Counties Plumbing for the combination of a centrally located Opa-locka dispatch base, fully stocked service trucks, and a complete in-house catalog that spans residential plumbing, commercial plumbing, septic, drain, and sewer work. Because we carry industrial vacuum pumpers, sewer inspection cameras, hydro line jetters, and trenchless CIPP lining rigs on our trucks, most issues are diagnosed and resolved in a single visit rather than scheduled across multiple appointments.
We use upfront, honest pricing, explain the assessment and available options before work begins, and pull the appropriate municipal permits for permitted sewer and drain field replacements. Our technicians respect your property, protect floors and landscaping where access is required, and document the work performed so you have a clear record for insurance, regulatory, or resale purposes.
Request Service in Miami-Dade County
To schedule residential or commercial plumbing, septic, drain, or sewer service anywhere in Miami-Dade County, call our verified dispatch line at (305) 303-0920. For active sewer backups, overflowing septic tanks, or commercial kitchen emergencies, our team prioritizes urgent calls and dispatches the closest available truck.
You can also submit your details through our online service request form. Provide your name, phone number, county, the service needed, and a short description of the issue, and our dispatcher will confirm your service window. We serve every property type across Miami-Dade, from single-family homes in Cutler Bay to restaurant kitchens in Miami Beach.
Miami-Dade County Service FAQs
Do you offer emergency plumbing service in Miami-Dade County?
Yes. Our licensed technicians are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays, to respond to active sewer backups, broken water lines, overflowing septic tanks, and commercial kitchen emergencies across Miami-Dade County. Call (305) 303-0920 for urgent dispatch.
Where is All Counties Plumbing based in Miami-Dade?
Our operations base is located at 2274 Ali Baba Ave in Opa-locka, FL 33054. We do not maintain separate offices in each municipality; all service trucks dispatch from this central location, which keeps drive times short whether the job is in Hialeah, Doral, or Homestead.
Do you service commercial restaurants and retail centers in Miami-Dade?
Yes. We handle commercial grease traps, lift stations, multi-fixture restrooms, backflow preventers, and storm catch basins for restaurants, office buildings, retail centers, and multi-family complexes across Miami, Doral, Coral Gables, Aventura, and surrounding business districts.
Are your plumbers licensed and insured to work in Miami-Dade municipalities?
Yes. All Counties Plumbing is fully state and locally licensed and insured, and we pull the necessary municipal permits for permitted sewer line and drain field work in compliance with the Florida Building Code and local county requirements.
How do I schedule a plumbing or septic estimate in Miami-Dade?
Call our primary verified phone line at (305) 303-0920 or complete our online service request form with your name, phone number, county, service needed, and a brief description of the issue. Our dispatcher will confirm the earliest available service window.
Do you pump septic tanks in Miami-Dade County?
Yes. Our vacuum trucks pump residential and commercial septic tanks throughout Miami-Dade, including the unincorporated areas that still rely on onsite septic systems. We also perform baffle inspections, effluent filter cleaning, and real estate septic inspections.
Can you repair or replace a drain field in Miami-Dade?
Yes. We perform drain field inspection, rejuvenation, and permitted full replacements. In Florida, drain field replacements require permits and soil percolation evaluations overseen by the county health department, which we coordinate on your behalf.
Do you offer trenchless sewer repair for Miami-Dade homes?
Yes. We install cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) epoxy liners that create a seamless, joint-free structural pipe inside damaged cast iron or clay laterals, restoring flow without digging up floors, driveways, or landscaping.
What should I do during a sewer backup in Miami-Dade?
Stop running all water immediately, keep family and pets away from contaminated areas, and call (305) 303-0920 for emergency dispatch. Our technicians relieve line pressure, clear the obstruction, and run a sewer camera to identify the root cause so you can prevent recurrence.
Do you clean storm drains and catch basins in Miami-Dade?
Yes. Before the rainy season and hurricane season, we vacuum parking lot catch basins and jet storm culverts across Miami-Dade commercial properties to prevent flooding. We coordinate with property managers for parking and access during the cleaning window.
Which Miami-Dade cities and neighborhoods do you serve?
We serve incorporated cities and unincorporated communities throughout Miami-Dade County, including Miami, Hialeah, Miami Gardens, North Miami, Coral Gables, Doral, Aventura, Homestead, Kendall, Miami Beach, and many more listed in the neighborhood directory below.
Do you pull permits for sewer line work in Miami-Dade?
Yes. Structural sewer line replacements and drain field replacements require municipal plumbing permits and final city or county inspections to verify proper slope, materials, and secure connection. We handle the permitting process as part of the scope of work.
