- Rating
- 4.6 / 5.0 from 5 reviews
- Service area
- West Palm Beach, Boca Raton
- Phone
- (561) 392-0654
About
Boca Certified Plumbing Service Inc has 30 years of plumbing experience serving Boca Raton and surrounding areas. The company offers water heater repair and replacement, backflow prevention and recertification, toilet and sink replacement, garbage disposal replacement, leaky pipe repair, and bathroom and kitchen plumbing. The business holds state license number CFC1426141 as a General Plumbing Contractor for Florida and is licensed for backflow installation and repair.
The company provides 24-hour emergency service and free estimates. Call (561) 392-0654 or email bocaplumbing@bellsouth.net to reach experienced technicians on-call day and night.
Services
- Water heater repair and replacement
- Backflow prevention and recertification
- Leaky pipe repair
- Toilet and sink replacement
- Garbage disposal replacement
- Bathroom and kitchen plumbing
- 24-hour emergency service
Service Area
Serving West Palm Beach, Boca Raton.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I verify this plumber's license?
You can search Florida's licensing database at myfloridalicense.com using the license number CFC1426141 or the business name to confirm current status and credentials.
Does Boca Certified Plumbing handle backflow work?
Yes. The company holds state license CFC1426141 and is specifically licensed for backflow installation and repair, including backflow recertification.
What is way to reach the plumber for an emergency?
Call (561) 392-0654. The company offers 24-hour emergency service with experienced technicians on-call day and night.
Hiring a Plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida
Florida's Construction Industry Licensing Board regulates plumbers through the Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). All plumbers working in the state must hold a license issued by this board. You can verify any plumber's license before hiring by searching the DBPR's online licensing portal at myfloridalicense.com using either the contractor's name or license number. This step takes minutes and confirms whether the license is current and in good standing.
Florida recognizes two main contractor license types: certified contractors, whose licenses begin with 'C' and allow work anywhere in the state, and registered contractors, whose licenses begin with 'R' and permit work only in specific jurisdictions. Plumbers may also hold specialty licenses for particular types of work, such as backflow installation and repair. Always ask your plumber which type of license they hold and confirm it matches the work you need done.
Before starting any plumbing project, ask whether a permit is required. Florida plumbing work is governed by the Florida Building Code, and many repairs—especially those involving water heaters, repiping, or significant fixture work—require local permits and inspections. A professional plumber will know the permitting requirements in your area and can guide you through the process. Clarify upfront whether permit costs and inspection fees are included in the estimate.
How do I look up a plumber's Florida license?
Visit myfloridalicense.com and use the license search tool. You can search by the plumber's name, license number, city, or county. The search will show the license type, status, and whether it is current. [1, 2]
What does a 'C' or 'R' at the start of a license number mean?
Certified contractors (license code beginning with 'C') can work anywhere in Florida without meeting additional local requirements. Registered contractors (license code beginning with 'R') are licensed only for specific jurisdictions where they have met local competency requirements. [1]
Do I need a permit for typical plumbing repairs?
Many plumbing projects require permits under Florida's Building Code. Work on water heaters, major pipe repairs, and fixture installations often falls under permitting rules. Ask your plumber whether a permit is needed for your specific job before work begins. [3, 4]
Can a plumber with a backflow specialty license do all my plumbing?
Specialty licenses cover specific work only. A plumber with a backflow specialty license can perform backflow installation and repair but may need a general or other appropriate license for unrelated plumbing tasks. Confirm the plumber holds the right license for all work you need. [1]
What should I ask a plumber before hiring?
Ask to see their license, verify it through myfloridalicense.com, confirm whether permits will be required and who obtains them, and clarify whether permit and inspection fees are included in the estimate. Also ask about their experience with your specific problem—water heaters, backflow work, leaks, or other issues. [1, 2]
Sources
- Florida DBPR — Construction Industry Licensing Board (read 2026-09-19)
- Florida DBPR — license search (read 2026-09-19)
- Florida Building Code Online (BCIS) (read 2026-09-19)
- Florida Building Code — FAQ (read 2026-09-19)