Johnson & Sons Plumbing provides dependable plumbing services to homeowners throughout Bradenton and surrounding Manatee County communities. With over 20 years of experience, our team handles everything from emergency leak repairs to water heater installations and drain cleaning with clear communication and careful workmanship.
Get help from our local Bradenton plumbing team.
Fast response for burst pipes, leaks, and sewage backups in Bradenton.
Tank and tankless water heater repair and installation.
Kitchen, bathroom, and main line drain clearing for Bradenton homes.
Replace old galvanized or polybutylene pipes with modern PEX or copper.
Find and repair hidden leaks and slab leaks.
Targeted pipe repair and full sewer line replacement.
Over 20 years of plumbing experience serving Bradenton and surrounding Sarasota County communities.
We explain the problem and your options in plain language before any work begins — no pressure tactics.
We treat your home with respect, keeping workspaces clean and tidy from start to finish.
If additional work or information is needed, we stay in touch and make it easy to continue the conversation.
"We wanted to add a stand-alone bathtub in our master bathroom. Steve came to our home and took the time to investigate our pipes before giving us a very fair price. No surprises. Steve is an excellent communicator and a real craftsman."
— Paul M., Bradenton
Yes, we serve Bradenton and surrounding Manatee County areas including Palmetto, Northwest Bradenton, and areas near the Manatee River.
Yes. Call (941) 879-6430 for emergency plumbing service in Bradenton. We will help assess the urgency and coordinate a response.
Yes. We install, maintain, and service tankless water heaters throughout Bradenton, helping homeowners enjoy endless hot water and lower energy costs.
Yes. We use high-definition sewer camera inspection to locate breaks, root intrusion, and other issues in your sewer line without unnecessary digging.
Yes. We replace aging galvanized and polybutylene pipes with modern PEX or copper, helping prevent leaks and improve water quality and pressure.