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Plumbing work for contractors in the Orlando area.
1Stop Service Pro is taking plumbing contractors in the Orlando area: Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties. Joining costs nothing, 1Stop dispatches the work and is the contracting party, and plumbing is billed per job and paid net-14. Plumbing calls in Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Kissimmee are same day. In Lake County, it is booked to a date.
- Cost to join
- $0
- Payment terms
- Net-14
- Billed
- Per job
- Response targetCovered cities in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties
- Same day
- State license
- Required
- Last updated
- October 8, 2026
The work
What plumbing work does 1Stop send in the Orlando area?
Leaks, blockages, water heaters, supply line failures, at managed properties in Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties.
Plumbing calls in Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Kissimmee are same day. In Lake County, it is booked to a date.
It is billed per job, and paid net-14 from the day 1Stop verifies the job complete.
- Leaks, blockages and drain clearing.
- Water heaters.
- Supply line failures.
- After-hours emergency calls.
- Before and after photos attached to the job.
- Plumbing in every county 1Stop works
- Statewide terms
Permits
Who permits plumbing work in the Orlando area?
Orange County requires a permit to replace a water heater, and offers a virtual final inspection for a water heater change-out or a re-pipe.
Seminole County requires a permit to replace a water heater, but not to replace a toilet, sink or faucet in the same location.
Osceola County lists new and replacement plumbing fixtures, water heaters and re-piping among its examples of work that requires a permit.
Those are the counties' rules, for an address outside any city. Inside a city, its own building department issues the permit, so the street address decides where a plumbing job's permit comes from; the Orlando-area page lists every office.
- Unincorporated Orange County
- Division of Building Safety
- Unincorporated Seminole County
- Building Division
- Unincorporated Osceola County
- Building and Permits office
- City building departments
- Every office in the area
Licensing
What license does a plumbing contractor need in Orlando?
Plumbing work takes a Florida plumbing contractor license under section 489.105(3)(m), issued through DBPR.
For a job in Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties, a registration has to cover the job's county or city, while a certified license covers all of Florida. 1Stop holds it on file before it sends any plumbing work.
- Check a Florida license
- Verify a Licensee
Questions
What plumbing contractors around Orlando ask.
Where can I find plumbing work in Orlando?
Through 1Stop's vendor network: apply with plumbing as your trade and list the Orlando-area counties you drive to. Joining is free, and the work is billed per job and paid net-14.
Does plumbing work need a permit in Orlando?
Orange County requires a permit to replace a water heater, and offers a virtual final inspection for a water heater change-out or a re-pipe. Seminole County requires a permit to replace a water heater, but not to replace a toilet, sink or faucet in the same location. Osceola County lists new and replacement plumbing fixtures, water heaters and re-piping among its examples of work that requires a permit. Inside a city, the city's own building department issues it; outside any city, the county's does.
Do I need a license for plumbing work in Orlando?
Plumbing work takes a Florida plumbing contractor license under section 489.105(3)(m), issued through DBPR.
Does 1Stop charge plumbing contractors to join?
No. There is no listing fee and no lead fee, and nothing is taken out of what a plumbing job pays.
Related
Where to go next.
Sources
Where these facts come from.
Last updated
- Orange County Government, Division of Building Safety
- Seminole County Government, Building (Development Services)
- Osceola County Government, Permit Information
- Section 489.105, Florida Statutes (contractor definitions)
- Section 489.103, Florida Statutes (exemptions)
- Florida DBPR, Construction Industry Licensing Board
- Florida DBPR, Verify a Licensee
- Section 489.117, Florida Statutes (registration; job scopes)
Do plumbing work around Orlando? Apply.
It costs nothing to join. Tell 1Stop which plumbing jobs you take and every county you drive to, and HQ reviews your application.