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Bayshore Plumbing Inc: Owner-Operated Plumbing Service Across Florida
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Bayshore Plumbing Inc: Owner-Operated Plumbing Service Across Florida
Frank Delgado started Bayshore Plumbing Inc right here in Tampa to deliver straightforward plumbing service built on direct owner involvement. Operating from the address at 4302 E 10th Ave #103, the company serves customers statewide with the same hands-on approach used on local jobs in Hillsborough County.
In Florida's humid subtropical climate with its wet summers, homes and businesses face recurring issues from heavy rainfall and aging pipes. Frank focuses on clear communication, upfront quotes, and workmanship that can be inspected on site rather than relying on subcontractors.
The team stays available Monday through Friday from 8am to 4:30pm to handle both routine plumbing service and emergency plumbing calls from Tampa outward to nearby cities like St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Brandon.
I started Bayshore Plumbing Inc after years working jobs across Hillsborough County, where the humid subtropical climate and wet summers create constant issues with older pipes and drainage in homes throughout the region. Operating from our base at 4302 E 10th Ave #103 in Tampa with hours Monday through Friday 8am to 4:30pm, we deliver Plumbing Service and Emergency Plumbing statewide, bringing that same hands-on knowledge to customers across Florida.
Frank Delgado — Owner, since 2011
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Based at 4302 E 10th Ave #103, Tampa, FL 33605
- ✓Open Monday through Friday 8am–4:30pm
- ✓Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every job across Florida
Our guarantee
We deliver honest pricing and reliable service statewide with no hidden costs on plumbing work from the Panhandle to South Florida.
Testimonials
What Florida Customers Say
“Our kitchen sink kept backing up after heavy rain, likely from tree roots in the old clay line. Bayshore sent a tech who ran a camera, then hydro-jetted the main from the cleanout behind the house. Water drains freely now and we haven't had a single backup in three weeks.”
“The upstairs shower valve started leaking through the ceiling drywall. They isolated the line, replaced the cartridge and the mixing valve, then patched and painted the ceiling spot. No more drips and the water temperature stays steady.”
“Our 1990s water heater stopped producing hot water on a Sunday morning. The plumber diagnosed a failed upper element, swapped it out same day, and flushed the tank while he was there. We had hot showers again by evening and the sediment level dropped noticeably.”