We group our work the way calls actually come in: someone has a flood right now, something drains slow, there's no hot water, a fixture won't stop running, or they're planning an upgrade. The pages below are organized the same way — by the problem in front of you, not by plumbing jargon.
Emergency
When water is actively spreading or a fixture has failed in a way that can't wait, this is where you start. A plumber answers the phone, not a queue.
- Emergency Plumbing Services — burst pipes, sewer backups, uncontrolled leaks, no-water and water-heater emergencies, any hour.
Drains & Sewer
Most "slow drain" calls are one link in a chain: a branch line that keeps clogging, a main line with grease or roots, or a sewer that needs to be seen before it's touched. These pages move from the smallest problem to the largest.
- Drain Cleaning — clogs cleared at the source with augers and hydro-jetting, not chemicals pushed deeper into the line.
- Sewer Cleaning — heavy-duty jetting and cutting for main lines, restoring flow capacity instead of punching a hole through a blockage.
- Sewer Line Inspection — camera footage of the inside of your line, before you pay for a repair or a replacement you can't see.
- Sewer Repair — scoped repairs for cracked, root-damaged or collapsed sections, with the camera evidence to justify them.
Water Heaters
Cold showers, rusty water, a tank that rumbles or a tankless unit throwing an error code. We repair first and replace only when replacement is genuinely the better call.
- Water Heater Services — where to start: repair or replace, tank or tankless, and what to do right now if you have no hot water.
- Water Heater Repair — honest diagnosis of elements, thermocouples, sediment and relief valves before anyone quotes a new unit.
- Water Heater Installation — correctly sized, code-compliant installs with old-unit haul-away and permit handling.
Plumbing Repair
Leaks and pipe failures are related but not identical. Leaks trace to a source; pipe repair fixes the pipe itself — a frozen riser that split, a corroded section that finally gave out, a supply line that needs replacing.
- Plumbing Leak Repair — finding the actual source of a leak without opening walls on guesswork, then fixing it once.
- Pipe Repair — burst, frozen, corroded and leaking supply and drain lines, repaired or replaced to match the existing system.
Fixture Plumbing
Faucets, toilets and showers. We cover repair and installation together because the decision is usually the same: fix the worn part, or replace the fixture when repair stops making economic sense.
- Faucet Repair & Installation — drips, low pressure, cartridge and valve replacements, and new faucet installs.
- Toilet Repair & Installation — running toilets, weak flushes, wax ring and flange work, and replacements where repair isn't worth it.
- Shower Repair & Installation — diverter valves, showerheads, pressure-balance valves, and full shower fixture work.
Specialty Plumbing
Work that doesn't fit the categories above but comes up often enough in Manhattan buildings to deserve its own page.
- Sump Pumps — installation and repair for basements and ground-floor spaces that take on water, common in low-lying riverside blocks.
- Water Tanks — rooftop storage tanks and pressure tanks: repair, replacement and the realities of NYC tank water systems.
- Outdoor Plumbing — hose bibs, rooftop and courtyard irrigation, exterior supply lines and cold-weather freeze protection.
- Pool Plumbing — rooftop amenity pools, circulation and equipment for the pools found in Manhattan residential towers.
Not sure which service you need?
That's normal — most callers describe a symptom, not a service category. Call (347) 215-3167 and describe what's happening; we'll tell you which of the above it falls under and what the next step is. For planned work, use our online quote request and we'll follow up. We serve neighborhoods across Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn from our East 4th Street shop.