Winston Park in Coconut Creek, and a name that appears three times
The name Winston Park refers to three things in Coconut Creek: the neighborhood, the city's Winston Park and Nature Trail at 5201 NW 49th Avenue, and Winston Park Elementary, which opened in 1990. When you call, say that you are in the Winston Park neighborhood and give us your street so we do not send a truck to the school or the park.
Real-estate sites describe the neighborhood as mostly single-family homes built from the late 1980s into the early 2000s. We treat that as a rough guide only, because the city has not published a boundary or a year-built breakdown. For the rest of the city, see our Coconut Creek emergency plumbing page.
What we know about Winston Park, and what we do not
This table keeps sourced facts, general trade knowledge and open questions apart.
| Topic | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| The park and trail | City source | Winston Park and Nature Trail, 5201 NW 49th Avenue, on the city's parks pages |
| School opening year | Local source | Winston Park Elementary opened in 1990 |
| Age of the houses | Listing sites only | Described as late 1980s to early 2000s, not confirmed by the city |
| Association rules for contractors | Unknown | Several associations exist and their rules are not published, so ask yours |
| Water heaters of this age | General trade fact | A tank installed 10 to 15 years ago is often near the end of its life |
No hot water or a slow leak in Winston Park?
Call and describe it. We find the cause first and price the repair second.
Plumbing calls that fit Winston Park houses
Homes from the 1990s are past the point where original fixtures and heaters are new. These are the visits we expect, each starting with a diagnosis.
- No hot water, a tripped element or a leaking tank, which starts with water heater repair
- A stain, damp drywall or a bill that jumped, handled with leak detection
- A slow or backing-up sink, tub or floor drain, which calls for drain cleaning
- A toilet that runs, leaks at the base or rocks, covered by toilet repair
Before you call about a Winston Park leak
Find your main shutoff first. It is usually at the house wall or in the meter box, and turning it fully off stops most leaks while you wait. Open one faucet afterward to release pressure.
If the water is coming from the street side of the meter, the water utility handles it. We have not confirmed which utility serves each Winston Park street, so your water bill is the reliable answer. For permit questions, the Coconut Creek Building Department is at 954-973-6750.
Check any plumber, including us, on the state's Verify a Licensee page at myfloridalicense.com. Our service areas page lists the other towns we cover.
Winston Park on the map
The map centers on the Winston Park and Nature Trail. The neighborhood has no published boundary, so use the pin as a reference point only.
Winston Park plumbing questions
Both. The city runs the Winston Park and Nature Trail at 5201 NW 49th Avenue, and a residential neighborhood shares the name. Tell us your street when you call so we go to the right place.
Listing sites describe them as built from the late 1980s to the early 2000s, but the city has not published a year-built breakdown. We check each house instead of assuming what is behind the walls.
Age alone does not decide it. A leaking tank means replacement, while a tripped element or a bad thermostat can be repaired. Call and we test it before recommending either water heater repair or a new tank.
Many associations ask for notice before exterior or shared-line work. Their rules are not published, so check with your association before the visit, especially for work outside the house.
Where these facts come from
The City of Coconut Creek Winston Park and Nature Trail page, a local news item on Winston Park Elementary and real-estate neighborhood guides for the age range. Plumbing guidance is general trade knowledge, not data about Winston Park.
Sources: coconutcreek.net, lmgfl.com and homes.com.