Yes. Southwest Ranches is a regular stop on the route, not an edge case.
Southwest Ranches was incorporated in 2000, and most of the housing stock standing today went up across the 1980s onward. Southwest Ranches incorporated in 2000 specifically to lock in large-lot, low-density zoning, which is exactly why private wells and septic remain the norm here rather than the exception.
A meaningful share of Southwest Ranches still relies on a private well and septic system rather than a connected municipal line, so which system applies to a given address gets confirmed before quoting. On top of that, sitting inland keeps Southwest Ranches clear of any coastal storm-surge designation, at the standard flood exposure for Broward County.
Anything past a simple swap in Southwest Ranches needs sign-off from the Town of Southwest Ranches building department. We file it, track it and fold the cost into the quote up front.