Dripping faucets, running toilets, worn fixtures and small leaks repaired or replaced as handyman work, with bigger plumbing jobs flagged for a licensed plumber.
Minor plumbing handyman service covers repairing and replacing existing plumbing fixtures: faucets, toilets, showerheads, drain covers, garbage disposals and sinks, plus minor leaks and caulking around sinks and tubs. Moving supply or waste lines, water heaters and permitted work go to a licensed plumber. Clean Corps is a veteran-owned handyman and property maintenance company serving Lake Mary and the wider Orlando area. Call (407) 638-8956 or request service online.
About Lake Mary: North of Orlando in Seminole County, Lake Mary is a suburban city built up along the I-4 corridor and Lake Mary Boulevard. Single-family homes lead the housing mix, alongside apartments and condominiums, and named lakes such as Big Lake Mary sit inside the city.
A detached house in Lake Mary and a unit in a larger building can share the same dripping faucet and have very different options for fixing it. A real share of the city’s housing units are in buildings of two or more units, and the city’s housing page lists apartments and condominiums alongside rental properties. In a house, the fixture shutoffs are the owner’s to deal with. In a unit, who handles what can depend on the building.
Inside a unit the work stays on visible fixtures: a toilet that keeps running or needs the handle held down, a faucet that drips, a showerhead with mineral crust that sprays unevenly, a rusted or missing drain cover, a small leak at a fixture and caulk around a sink or tub. Faucets and disposals are replaced like for like on existing connections. Moving or adding lines, work inside walls and water heaters need a plumber, and Clean Corps says which category a job falls into before scheduling.
Find the shutoff valve under each fixture and note whether it turns. In a building, ask your association or property manager what is yours to handle. A stain that has reached a ceiling or a neighboring unit, or a leak you cannot stop at the valve, goes to the building contact and a plumber first. Read about preventing water damage in rental properties, then call (407) 638-8956 or send a request online.
These answers apply across the Orlando metro, including Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Windermere, Oviedo and Winter Garden.
A handyman can repair or replace fixtures on existing plumbing, such as faucets, toilets, showerheads and garbage disposals, and fix minor leaks at them. Moving supply or waste lines, water heaters and permitted work need a licensed plumber. Check with your local building department if unsure.
Central Florida water is often hard, and mineral scale can build up in faucets, aerators and showerheads and shorten their life. Replacing a worn fixture early can help prevent drips, stains and slow leaks under the sink.
Usually, yes. A running toilet is often a worn flapper, fill valve or handle, which are typically small repairs. It keeps water moving and can add to a water bill, so it is worth fixing early. Water pooling at the base may need a closer look first.
That can depend on the building. Check with your association, HOA or property manager first, since shutoff access and who handles what may differ from one building to the next. Clean Corps works on the visible fixture inside the unit, not on lines in the walls.
In a building with shared floors and ceilings, a leak can reach a neighbor, so a damp cabinet floor is worth acting on. Fixture-level leaks that are visible fall within the work. A leak you cannot stop at the valve, or one inside a wall, needs a plumber.
A toilet that runs or needs the handle held down is a visible-fixture repair, and a like-for-like swap on existing connections is part of the work. Supply lines inside a wall are not. Photos of the toilet and its shutoff valve help, and Clean Corps says whether it is handyman work or needs a plumber.
Full service details: Minor Plumbing Handyman service. Or see maintenance packages for recurring plans.
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