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Not for the plumbing inside your home. The Town says it supplies water to about 700 homes and businesses, while other addresses are served by Palm Beach County or the Village of Palm Springs.
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One small town, three possible water suppliers
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My Lake Clarke Shores neighbor has a different water company. Does that change who fixes my plumbing?
Not for the plumbing inside your home. The Town says it supplies water to about 700 homes and businesses, while other addresses are served by Palm Beach County or the Village of Palm Springs. Your supplier handles the meter and bill. Faucets, toilets, heaters and house pipes are a plumber's job. Call Du-All Plumbing at 561-623-3111.
Plumbing repair in Lake Clarke Shores, 33406, for homes on the MICA West roads, along Barbados Road and around the lake.
Which number to call in Lake Clarke Shores
Lake Clarke Shores is unusual for a town its size: water service is split between the Town and two outside suppliers, and the Town publishes a service area map. Before you call about a water problem, look at your bill:
- Town of Lake Clarke Shores water customers contact Town Hall on Barbados Road about billing or a break in the Town system.
- Palm Beach County Water Utilities customers use the customer service number printed on the county bill.
- Village of Palm Springs customers use the Village utility number on their bill.
Whichever supplier you have, the plumbing from the meter into the house is generally yours, and a plumber handles it. A broken pipe on the street side is a utility call.
Is it a utility problem or a Lake Clarke Shores plumber problem?
Water bubbling up in the swale near the meter, a meter box full of water, or a sudden loss of water across the street points toward the utility side. Call your supplier first. They can tell you whether the break is theirs.
Problems that stay inside your home are plumbing. A faucet that drips, a shower that will not shut off, a toilet that runs or a damp cabinet floor under the sink are fixture or supply line issues. Low pressure at every tap is in between: it can be a partly closed main valve on your side or something on the supplier's side, so it is worth checking with the supplier and with us.
What do bathroom supply problems look like?
Bathrooms concentrate small connections in tight spaces. The supply hoses under the vanity, the compression nuts on the stop valves, the fill valve connection at the toilet and the shower valve behind the wall each have seals that age. Signs of trouble include crust at a fitting, a hose that has bulged or kinked, water dripping from a valve stem when it is turned, and staining on cabinet floors.
EPA WaterSense says worn washers and gaskets frequently cause faucet leaks and that a drip of once per second wastes more than 3,000 gallons a year. Fixing those small leaks early prevents the larger repair that follows a soaked cabinet or floor.
How should I shut off water before a repair?
Close the fixture's own stop valve by hand. If it is seized or begins leaking at the stem, stop; forcing an old valve can break it. Use the main shutoff for the house instead, and keep the area around it clear so you can reach it quickly.
Do not open the meter box or operate the utility valve. The meter belongs to your supplier, and Palm Beach County's uniform policies discuss customer responsibility for leaks at or near the meter in specific circumstances, which is a good reason to leave that equipment alone and let the supplier handle it.
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Repair or replace a fixture in Lake Clarke Shores?
Think about what is worn versus what is broken. A worn cartridge, a flapper, a fill valve or a supply hose is a routine repair on a fixture that is otherwise sound. A cracked faucet body, a corroded valve that leaks behind the wall, or a toilet with cracked porcelain is a replacement.
Age and parts matter too. If the faucet brand no longer makes cartridges, chasing a used one may cost more time than it is worth. A replacement also brings the chance to cut flow. EPA lists 1.5 gallons per minute as the ceiling for a WaterSense bathroom faucet, and 2.0 for a showerhead, a half gallon below the 2.5 standard. Ask your supplier about any current conservation offers before buying rather than assuming one exists.
Kitchens follow the same logic. A pull-down faucet whose spray head leaks at the hose, a sink basket that weeps into the cabinet, or a dishwasher supply connection with crust on it can usually be repaired. A faucet that wobbles on a corroded deck or a sink that is cracked is a replacement. Our kitchen plumbing page lists that side of the work.
Does Lake Clarke Shores need paperwork for plumbing work?
Permitted work in Lake Clarke Shores goes through the Town building office at Town Hall, and the Building Official decides what a given job needs. A faucet cartridge or a toilet flapper is a very different conversation from moving a fixture or swapping a water heater, so ask before assuming either way.
If a job needs a permit, such as a water heater replacement or relocating a fixture, we will tell you before we start. If you live in a community with an association, ask early whether it needs to approve the work, since an association letter can be part of the paperwork for permitted work.
MICA West and Lake Clarke Shores streets
The Town's utility history page describes work in MICA West, the area of Mediterranean, Indian, Caribbean and Arabian Roads West. That history is about public water infrastructure, not the plumbing inside each house. A new main on the street does not replace the pipes and fixtures on your side.
If your home has had utility work nearby and you notice new symptoms, such as air spitting from faucets or discolored water, flush a cold tap for a few minutes and call your supplier if it continues. Persistent problems at only one fixture are more likely to be in that fixture.
Which Lake Clarke Shores symptoms point to drains or septic?
If more than one drain backs up at the same time, or water rises in a tub when a toilet flushes, the problem is in a shared drain line, not a fixture. Stop using water, keep people and pets away from any wastewater, and avoid flushing repeatedly to test it.
Do not assume your address is sewered or on a septic tank because of what your neighbor has. Check your bill for a sewer charge or ask your supplier. Our drain cleaning page covers blocked lines, and the septic tank services page covers homes that have tanks.
Hot water and hidden leaks in Lake Clarke Shores
Water around the base of a tank heater, rusty hot water, or a heater that no longer keeps up are signs to look at the heater itself. Our Lake Clarke Shores water heater installation page covers sizing and replacement.
If the meter keeps turning with every fixture off and nothing is visibly leaking, the leak may be underground or in a wall. The Lake Clarke Shores leak detection page covers how hidden leaks are traced, and toilet-specific problems are on the toilet repair page for the town.
What should I tell a plumber in Lake Clarke Shores?
Tell us your supplier, the fixtures involved, whether the problem is constant or occasional, and whether you have already tried shutting anything off. Photos of valves and leaks help. If you rent, get written approval from the owner first. Keep past invoices; they show what was replaced and when, which makes repair decisions easier.
Whichever of the three suppliers bills you, the repair side looks the same to us. Our plumbing services page lists them. Call 561-623-3111 or use the contact page.
Plumber pages for nearby cities
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Before you call
Lake Clarke Shores plumber questions, answered
How can three Lake Clarke Shores neighbors have different water suppliers?
The Town supplies about 700 homes and businesses. Other addresses are served by Palm Beach County Water Utilities or the Village of Palm Springs. The Town publishes a service area map, and your bill names your supplier.
Who do I call about a broken water line on the Town system?
Town water customers contact Town Hall on Barbados Road; county and Palm Springs customers use the number on their bill. A break on your side of the meter is a plumbing repair.
Why does low pressure at every tap need two phone calls?
It can sit on either side of the meter: a partly closed house valve or failing house piping is plumbing, while a supply problem belongs to whichever of the three utilities bills you. Checking both saves a wasted visit.
Is MICA West street work related to my faucet problem?
Not usually. Utility history in MICA West concerns public water lines. A problem at one faucet is usually in that faucet. Discolored water or air after nearby work is worth reporting to your supplier.
When is a dripping faucet worth replacing instead of repairing?
When the body is cracked or corroded, parts are no longer made, or you are remodeling. A sound faucet with a worn cartridge is usually worth repairing.
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- discover.pbc.gov (checked 2026-10-29)
- epa.gov (checked 2026-10-30)
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