24/7 · Emergency Response · 45-min arrival
Little Haiti is one of Miami's oldest neighborhoods, built out through the 1920s-1950s with shotgun houses, small apartment buildings, and a dense NE 2nd Avenue business corridor. Original galvanized and cast-iron plumbing and Little River-adjacent flood risk drive frequent water-damage calls here. 45-minute response, 24/7.
Little Haiti's housing stock predates most of Miami-Dade's postwar suburbs — shotgun houses, small multifamily buildings, and commercial storefronts along NE 2nd Avenue, much of it built between the 1920s and 1950s. Original galvanized and cast-iron supply and drain lines are decades past their expected service life, and the neighborhood sits close to the Little River corridor, adding flood risk on top of aging infrastructure. We serve every home and business throughout ZIP codes 33137 and 33138.
Common culprits in Little Haiti include failing galvanized and cast-iron supply lines in pre-1960s housing, Little River-adjacent flooding during heavy rain, shared-riser leaks in small apartment buildings that affect multiple units at once, and flat-terrain drainage backups on low-lying residential streets.
Florida-licensed, fully insured, and experienced with the older housing stock and mixed residential-commercial fabric of Little Haiti. Written estimate after inspection, before any work begins.
ZIP 33137 — Little Haiti's main business and cultural spine, home to the Caribbean Marketplace and Little Haiti Cultural Complex.
ZIP 33137 — One of Miami's earliest settlements, with a dense mix of small homes and older commercial buildings.
ZIP 33138 — Residential streets closest to the Little River corridor, facing elevated flood risk during heavy rain.
From the NE 2nd Avenue business corridor to the Little River-adjacent blocks, our crews cover all of Little Haiti with 45-minute emergency response. Find your service: