License holder: James B Hyppolite
Miami, FL 33179
CFC1432691 · licensed since 2024
1,087 companies and license holders with a current, active Florida state license (CFC / RF) based in the Miami area. Source: official DBPR public records, refreshed 2026-07-28.
License holder: James B Hyppolite
Miami, FL 33179
CFC1432691 · licensed since 2024
License holder: David Gonzalez
Miami, FL 33144
CFC1429736 · licensed since 2017
License holder: Omar Mendoza
Aventura, FL 33180
CFC1431694 · licensed since 2022
License holder: Juan Carlos Chahin Pena
Doral, FL 33166
CFC1433972 · licensed since 2025
License holder: Elpidio Morejon
Miami, FL 33182
CFC057942 · licensed since 2001
License holder: Jenifer Galue
Doral, FL 33166
CFC1432188 · licensed since 2023
License holder: Aldo Perez Zurita
Miami, FL 33175
CFC1431405 · licensed since 2022
Burst pipes, leaks, water heaters, repiping and drain problems — handled by state-licensed plumbing contractors.
Before hiring in Miami, confirm the license is still active, ask for proof of liability insurance and workers' comp, get at least three written quotes, and never pay large sums up front. Florida's DBPR lets you check complaints and discipline history for every license holder.
Of the 1,087 active plumbing licenses based here, 369 (34%) have held their license for 10+ years, while 476 were first licensed within the last three years. The median active licensee has been licensed since 2022.
Largest concentrations: Miami (686), Hialeah (115), Homestead (65), Doral (38), Miami Gardens (38).
Every listing on this page shows the contractor's state license number (CFC or RF prefix). Copy the number and search it on the official Florida DBPR licensee portal at myfloridalicense.com to confirm it is still current and active before signing anything.
No. This is an impartial directory generated from Florida DBPR public license records. Appearing here only means the company held a current, active state license when the data was last refreshed (2026-07-28). Always collect quotes, references and proof of insurance yourself.
Unlicensed contracting is illegal in Florida and can void your insurance coverage. Licensed contractors carry required insurance and are accountable to the state board, which can discipline them — protection you lose entirely with an unlicensed operator.
Be wary of door-to-door "storm chasers": never sign an assignment-of-benefits or contract on the spot, photograph your damage first, and check that the company appears in state license records (like the 1,087 verified listings on this page) before letting anyone on your property. During a declared state of emergency, unlicensed contracting in Florida is a felony — report it to DBPR.
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