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Plumbers & Plumbing Companies in San Mateo, FL

We list 4 plumbers in San Mateo, Florida. 4 of them hold an active state license, checked against the state record. Last verified Oct. 31, 2026.

State licenses among plumbers & plumbing companies in San Mateo:

  • 2 Certified Plumbing Contractor (CFC)
  • 1 Registered Plumbing Contractor (RF)
  • 1 Certified General Contractor (CGC)
  • 1 Certified Mechanical Contractor (CMC)
  • 3 Licensed contractor company (qualified business) (QB)

Source: Florida DBPR, Construction Industry Licensing Board, checked Oct. 31, 2026. A business can hold more than one license. Before you hire, ask for the license number and look it up at myfloridalicense.com.

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4plumbers listed
4with an active state license (100%)
Oct. 31, 2026last verified against official records
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The order changes every time the page loads, so no free listing is buried at the bottom. Businesses can't pay to move up the free list; they can only buy a labeled spot above it.

Plumbers by the numbers

In Putnam County, Palatka has the most plumbers in our directory (16), followed by Crescent City (7).

Count of active listings per place. Source: our directory, built from state license records and public data.

Listings come from state license records, public business registries and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Businesses can claim and update their listing for free. Details change, so call ahead.