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77 Copperfield Row, Tampa · Serving Hillsborough County

CopperfieldPlumbing & AC · Tampa Call now(407) 617-6094 Request service
Aerial view of a Florida suburb: homes among oaks and a retention pond with a fountain

About us

Family-owned in Tampa since 2011

Both trades on every truck, a small crew who work the way the owner does, and the readings written on every report.

  • Family-owned
  • Licensed & insured
  • Both trades in-house

Measured, then priced

Readings first. No guessing from the thermostat or the driveway.

The price before the work

Written and agreed before anything is fixed or replaced.

Licensed & insured

Plumbing and air conditioning, both trades in-house.

One truck, both trades

A condensate drain is plumbing inside your AC. We fix both.

2011Started with one van in Tampa
4Trucks, both trades on every one
9,400+Service calls written up
4.9★From 312 reviews
A homeowner signing a service report on a clipboard while the technician points to a line on it

Our story

Why our reports look like that

Before it was a company, Copperfield was one van doing warranty work for a builder. Warranty work means every job gets written up for somebody who wasn’t there and doesn’t trust you. You learn quickly that “system serviced, operating normally” is worth nothing, and that a report with eleven numbers on it ends arguments.

That habit turned out to be the most useful thing we could hand a homeowner. A price with no readings behind it can only be trusted or distrusted. A price with readings behind it can be checked.

Two trades, on purpose

In Florida, the systems touch

An air handler makes gallons of water a day and gets rid of it through a drain that is plumbing. A water heater and an air handler often share a closet, and the air in it. A slab leak and a failed recirculation loop look identical, and one is an afternoon while the other is a week.

Both trades on one truck means the person in your garage can chase the actual problem across the line instead of stopping at it and handing you a second phone number.

A water heater beside the air handler in a utility closet, its copper relief pipe running down

The crew

Small enough that you’ll see the same faces

Everyone carries gauges, a manometer and a clamp meter, and everyone writes the report at the house, not from memory in the van.

Ray

Owner · still runs calls

Started the company in 2011 and still takes the hard diagnostic calls himself.

Marcus

Lead AC technician

Leak searches, system start-ups and the readings nobody else takes.

Luis

Lead plumber

Water heaters, repipes and the slab leaks that turn out not to be.

Dana

Office

The voice that calls you back, agrees a time and tells you the visit charge.

Reviews

In our customers’ words

All reviews

“Water bill doubled and we were bracing for a slab leak. They checked the hot-water recirculation valve first, and that turned out to be the whole problem. No jackhammer, one afternoon.”

Mike T.Lutz · Leak detection

“The kitchen drain kept backing up. They ran a camera, showed me the old cast iron on the screen and gave me straight options with prices. No pressure at all.”

Angela W.Seffner · Drain clearing

“Three years on their maintenance plan. Every visit we get the same readings written down, so you can actually see what is changing. Caught a slow refrigerant leak before it ever got hot inside.”

Tom & Linda K.Carrollwood · Maintenance
A Florida home with a tile roof, a front fountain and tall royal palms

Tampa · Hillsborough County

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Bots On Staff · built for shops like yours

We built this one. The next one has your name on it.

What the chat on this page is doing

Say there is no cold air and it has you check the float switch on the condensate drain first. If that drain is blocked the system stops on purpose — nothing is broken.

It takes a name and a number and hands it straight over. Nothing here is held, booked or confirmed, and it will not price the job.

What it costs

website from $1,195, paid oncebots from $149 a month

The whole number, on the page. We build your first page free, on your own name, in 12–48 hrs — you look at it before any money moves.

What comes with it
  • Your Google Business Profile set up
  • Your local directory listings
  • A chat on your website that answers customers day and night
  • Every lead emailed to you
  • Your marketing platform: make posts to your website and your Google Business Profile, all from one place
  • Continuous updates for AI search: your posts go from the platform to your website and your Google Business Profile, keeping your business current for the people searching and the assistants that read it
  • One platform for your posts and leads, where your customers come from, and your ads if you add Google Ads
  • If you add Google Ads: see your Google Ads analytics, your spend each day and your keywords, day by day or across any date range, from the same platform
  • Every bot on staff for your trade
  • Your posts drafted for you to approve, for your website and Google Business Profile. Nothing goes out until you say so
  • The Ad Manager checks your Google Ads spend every morning, if you run ads
  • The referral program
  • The lead form, wired to you
  • The staff tools: scheduling, crew and documents
  • 30 minutes a month of website and Google Business Profile work (Starter has 15 minutes). It does not roll over to the next month.

It does not roll over to the next month.

Mini $49 a month (no bots) · Starter $149 a month (starting with bots) · Growth $249 a month (full bots). The website is priced on its own, paid once.

What you own

The website is yours to keep, on your own domain. The chat and the marketing stop with the service.

Thirty days’ notice, any time. No year, no lock.

One company per area. When yours is taken, it’s taken.

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