Septic-to-Sewer Conversion in North Fort Myers, FL

North Fort Myers is C&S Plumbing's hometown — our shop has been at 951 Pondella Rd since the beginning — and a lot of our hometown still runs on septic tanks installed decades ago. As utility sewer service extends into more North Fort Myers neighborhoods, homeowners face a project most have never dealt with before: disconnecting from the septic tank, connecting the home to the new sewer line, and decommissioning the old tank to code. Done right, it's a few days of orderly work. Done wrong, it's torn-up yards, failed inspections, and change orders.

C&S handles the homeowner's side of the conversion start to finish. We pull the Lee County plumbing permit, excavate and run the new sewer lateral from your house to the utility connection point, reroute the home's drain line, and properly abandon the septic tank — pumped, crushed or filled per code, and inspected. You get one contractor, one schedule, and one number to call, instead of coordinating an excavator, a plumber, and a septic hauler yourself.

Because we're local, we also give straight answers to the questions that actually matter: what the conversion does and doesn't include, how to plan for the utility's connection and capacity fees (those are billed by the utility, not the plumber), what happens to your yard and driveway, and whether your home's existing drain plumbing is ready for the switch. Older North Fort Myers homes sometimes need a section of aging drain line addressed at the same time — better to know before the trench is open than after it's closed.

Family-owned since 1998, two active Florida licenses (CFC057076 and CFC1432485), and thousands of jobs in Lee County soil. If your street is on the sewer map, call 833-PLUMB-IT and we'll walk the project with you before you commit to anything.