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Sewer Line Repair Broward

Sewer Line Repair Across Broward County

We work across Broward County, concentrated in the older housing stock north and east of Pembroke Pines. Pipe material follows build year rather than city limits — Florida construction moved to PVC in the late 1970s — so every city page below is written against that city's own U.S. Census housing-age data.

Housing age by city

Where Broward's Cast Iron Actually Is

Florida residential construction moved to PVC through the late 1970s, so a home's build year predicts its drain material better than its city does. The table below ranks the cities we cover by the number of homes standing that were built before 1980 — the addressable cast-iron stock, not just the percentage, which is why a big city with a moderate share outranks a small city with a high one.

Homes built before 1980 in each Broward County city we serve, from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2023 5-Year Estimates, table B25034.
CityHomes built pre-1980Share pre-1980Median year built
Fort Lauderdale67,14366.3%1972
Hollywood54,21674.7%1969
Pompano Beach40,20867.0%1974
Deerfield Beach28,02260.5%1977
Lauderhill20,30267.3%1976
Hallandale Beach19,83868.4%1975
Margate15,77858.4%1978
Pembroke Pines15,41923.1%1992
Oakland Park12,69066.1%1972
Dania Beach9,99459.6%1977
North Lauderdale9,58958.8%1978
Wilton Manors5,43073.7%1971
Lighthouse Point5,30483.5%1968

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5-Year Estimates, table B25034 (Year Structure Built) and B25035 (Median Year Structure Built). Retrieved 2026-08-31.

Pembroke Pines is the outlier in the table and we say so on its page: at a 1992 median it is one of the youngest housing stocks in the county, so cast iron is the exception there rather than the rule. Root intrusion and settled, bellied pipe are the common failures in newer Broward construction.

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