Drain Cleaning in Temple Terrace, FL. Three Free Quotes from Vetted Pros.

Temple Terrace incorporated as its own city in 1925 and built out as one of Florida's first planned golf-course communities. Original homes around the Temple Terrace Golf and Country Club (33617) date to the 1920s and 1930s, with later expansion into the 1950s-1970s east of 56th Street. The original 1920s homes ran on 4-inch cast iron stacks discharging to 6-inch vitrified clay laterals, with about 60 percent of those clay pipes still in service. The City of Temple Terrace operates its own water and sewer utility separate from Tampa Water Department, with permits issued through the Building Department at 11250 N. 56th Street. The signature Temple Terrace drain call is a 1928-era home where the cast iron stack has rusted through behind the original mahogany bathroom paneling, requiring a stack replacement that triggers a city building permit at $245-$385. A Florida CILB-licensed plumber familiar with Temple Terrace's separate permitting process handles the diagnosis and permit pull in one visit.