Kendale Lakes homeowners call Drainly Pro when tree roots, heavy summer rains, or aging cast-iron lines back up kitchens and baths. Our crews leave Lakeland early to reach the 33183 grid before traffic on the Turnpike builds.
Most houses here date from the late 1970s and early 1980s, with original sewer laterals that now sit under mature ficus and oak roots. Torrential downpours common to Miami-Dade push stormwater into those lines faster than the city lift stations can handle.
We also cover nearby 33175 pockets and the commercial strip along SW 88th Street, where restaurants and strip malls see grease and paper-towel clogs year-round.
Around Kendale Lakes
We regularly work near:
- 📍Kendale Lakes Park
- 📍Kendale Lakes Golf & Country Club
- 📍West Kendall Regional Library
- 📍The Shoppes at West Kendall
- 📍Kendale Lakes Elementary School
Drain Cleaning in Kendale Lakes — Local Notes
- •Many Kendale Lakes homes still use original 4-inch clay or cast-iron laterals laid in the 1970s; roots from ficus and oak are the top clog cause.
- •Summer thunderstorms dump several inches in an hour, overwhelming yard drains and pushing sediment into main lines on streets like SW 104th and SW 107th.
- •Access is straightforward from the Turnpike or Kendall Drive, but gated communities along SW 137th require prior gate codes from property managers.
- •Miami-Dade code requires a permit for any main-line replacement; we pull those same-day so owners avoid fines.