I found Eddie right here on Yelp. Let me just say that their work and ethics really are as good as it gets!

I called yesterday evening and by this morning (right on time!) two of his guys were here to fix my problem. Eddie and his team were helpful, respectful, hard working and incredibly nice on top of that!

Seriously, do yourself a favor a hire Coastal Plumbing if you need any sort of plumbing work done. I am so, so happy I called and I will absolutely be calling again if ever I need anything.

Eddie is the best. Got lucky and he had a spot open up for us and he came over right away. Did an inspection of the house to identify the issue. Knew exactly what to do and got our pipes cleaned and running smooth!

If you are having a plumbing issue, call Eddie.

Eddie is the best. Got lucky and he had a spot open up for us and he came over right away. Did an inspection of the house to identify the issue. Knew exactly what to do and got our pipes cleaned and running smooth!

If you are having a plumbing issue, call Eddie.

I'm a landlord of a property in Miami, and we had a huge issue with a consumer grade snake stuck in our sewer line. After getting estimates and quotes from Rotorooter for over $2000 for destroying the bathroom and replacing the pipe (they said they cannot get the snake out without demolishing the concrete and tiles to get to the pipe).

I jumped on Yelp and lo and behold, the number one plumber for Miami area is undoubtedly Coastal Plumbing. Eddie not only saved us from demolishing our bathroom, but his courtesy, professionalism and expertise left a long lasting impression.

He used his own top of the line camera with snake to literally "fish" the previous snake out. And boy what a snake it was over 50' of corroded metal that was there from before we even purchased the property.

Eddie, I can't thank you enough. Not only did you drive so far out of your way but you delivered service that was exemplary and worthy of this and your other 5 star reviews.

I cannot see myself calling anyone else after this experience. Absolutely flawless.

It usually isn't until your facing some sort of plumbing crisis that you realize how important it is to know a knowledgeable, reliable and trustworthy plumber. If you don't already know one, you typically ask your friends and family for a referral, because you don't want just anyone going into your home, and let's be honest, if you don't know the first thing about plumbing, odds are, especially in Miami, you are going to get bamboozled.

Last week, water started leaking from my second floor bathroom into the hallway, master bedroom, and directly beneath the shower to the first floor. My landlord had me call his plumber, which basically meant I was waiting around for five days with water constantly leaking before he finally graced me with his presence. In the meantime, I started looking for someone else, just in case, and was referred to Eddie by a friend. When I first reached out to Eddie, he spent nearly 20 minutes on the phone with me. Unlike most of the other companies I called , he actually gave me a chance to explain what was happening. Once I was finished, he then discussed the possible issues and his process to find the leak. Everyone else I called had been more concerned with the fact that it was a Sunday and that I would have to pay Overtime, than the issue itself. Ultimately, my landlord would only use his plumber, but throughout the entire ordeal, which took an excessive amount of time to fix (9 days to be exact), Eddie kept checking in. He's the type of person that makes you feel like they really care and want to help you regardless of whether or not they are doing the actual work. He's the type of person that genuinely loves what he does and it shows through and through in his work ethic.

Nearly a week into this nightmare, my landlord's plumber declared that the leak was being caused by a crack in the shower pan. However, at no point in time, did anyone listen to little ole' me when I kept saying the water would only leak in certain areas sporadically, that it didn't seem related to the shower. It wasn't until my bathroom shower had been torn out, which did nothing to stop the water from leaking, that I called Eddie in desperation. When I explained what was going on, he immediately said that it didn't make sense for it to be the shower pan if I still had water leaking. He asked if the plumber had shutoff the main water valve or run a few tests before ripping out the shower. Since he hadn't done any of these things, he was nice enough to walk me through how to shutoff the water valve. He had me take pictures of the valve and send them to him first to see what type of valve I had before doing anything, since it's an older home. Immediately after turning off the water valve, water stopped leaking, which meant it had nothing to do with the shower pan. Once I told my landlord that the leak stopped when the water valve was turned off, they were able to figure out that the leak was caused by a pipe next to the bathroom. In the end, he basically solved the leak mystery my landlord's plumber wasn't able to figure out on his own. He was even nice enough to pass by my house to see the work they had done once they fixed the leaking pipe.

Although I wasn't able to work with Eddie, because of my landlord, he was the most helpful person throughout this ordeal. Just knowing that someone knowledgeable was one the other end of the line basically holding my hand every step of the way was a huge stress reliever. Eddie is one of the best out there. In a service industry, which has no concept of what service means anymore, Eddie is a breath of fresh air. He not only knows what he is doing, but he knows the value of white glove customer service.

It usually isn't until your facing some sort of plumbing crisis that you realize how important it is to know a knowledgeable, reliable and trustworthy plumber. If you don't already know one, you typically ask your friends and family for a referral, because you don't want just anyone going into your home, and let's be honest, if you don't know the first thing about plumbing, odds are, especially in Miami, you are going to get bamboozled.

Last week, water started leaking from my second floor bathroom into the hallway, master bedroom, and directly beneath the shower to the first floor. My landlord had me call his plumber, which basically meant I was waiting around for five days with water constantly leaking before he finally graced me with his presence. In the meantime, I started looking for someone else, just in case, and was referred to Eddie by a friend. When I first reached out to Eddie, he spent nearly 20 minutes on the phone with me. Unlike most of the other companies I called , he actually gave me a chance to explain what was happening. Once I was finished, he then discussed the possible issues and his process to find the leak. Everyone else I called had been more concerned with the fact that it was a Sunday and that I would have to pay Overtime, than the issue itself. Ultimately, my landlord would only use his plumber, but throughout the entire ordeal, which took an excessive amount of time to fix (9 days to be exact), Eddie kept checking in. He's the type of person that makes you feel like they really care and want to help you regardless of whether or not they are doing the actual work. He's the type of person that genuinely loves what he does and it shows through and through in his work ethic.

Nearly a week into this nightmare, my landlord's plumber declared that the leak was being caused by a crack in the shower pan. However, at no point in time, did anyone listen to little ole' me when I kept saying the water would only leak in certain areas sporadically, that it didn't seem related to the shower. It wasn't until my bathroom shower had been torn out, which did nothing to stop the water from leaking, that I called Eddie in desperation. When I explained what was going on, he immediately said that it didn't make sense for it to be the shower pan if I still had water leaking. He asked if the plumber had shutoff the main water valve or run a few tests before ripping out the shower. Since he hadn't done any of these things, he was nice enough to walk me through how to shutoff the water valve. He had me take pictures of the valve and send them to him first to see what type of valve I had before doing anything, since it's an older home. Immediately after turning off the water valve, water stopped leaking, which meant it had nothing to do with the shower pan. Once I told my landlord that the leak stopped when the water valve was turned off, they were able to figure out that the leak was caused by a pipe next to the bathroom. In the end, he basically solved the leak mystery my landlord's plumber wasn't able to figure out on his own. He was even nice enough to pass by my house to see the work they had done once they fixed the leaking pipe.

Although I wasn't able to work with Eddie, because of my landlord, he was the most helpful person throughout this ordeal. Just knowing that someone knowledgeable was one the other end of the line basically holding my hand every step of the way was a huge stress reliever. Eddie is one of the best out there. In a service industry, which has no concept of what service means anymore, Eddie is a breath of fresh air. He not only knows what he is doing, but he knows the value of white glove customer service.