Best Plumbing Services in New York
These gentlemen have come helped me twice, each time on short notice. They fixed the problem (water heater; clogged and leaking bathroom sink pipes) and seemed quite reasonable in price. Ralph also provided suggestions about ways to prevent clogs, and where to buy items like Zip-Its and hair guards. They are trustworthy, neat (as plumbing matters go), and congenial. If you've got a plumbing emergency in Carroll Gardens vicinity, I highly recommend Ralph Barone.
New York, NY
I have a old claw tub and the drainage was worsening day to day. I tried Draino, enzymes, as well as snaking it myself without any success. I realized it was time to call in reinforcements so i took to google looking for a plumber close to my apt (LES). I found ManhattanSewerDrain.com, explained the problem and Manny gave me an estimate on the phone and emailed me a service request in PDF. He was able to solve the problem using a commercial snake machine. He was on time, friendly and professional and at a very fair price for manhattan. Thank you !
411 W 44th St Apartment 15 New York, NY 10036
We contacted Statewide Sewer and Drain for a clogged kitchen sink around 4:45 pm. Juan provided a response with an estimate within minutes. His price was very reasonable. Although he was on another job, he made a special effort to put us on the schedule and come out later that evening as soon as he finished his other job. He called when he finished the other job and provided an estimated arrival time (8:00 pm). He arrived at the stated time and cleared out the clogged drain at the agreed to price. We were very pleased to get the clogged drain fixed so quickly at a reasonable price.
100 Matawan Rd Ste 325 Matawan, NJ 07746
This review is for Joe The Plumber, Brooklyn, 6124 16th Ave, 11204, tel: 917-295-5243, email: [email protected]…. Their master plumber is Ray Derosa, LIC#955. As a courtesy, I have entered this same review under the listing for the plumber Ray Derosa.
I had Joe the Plumber's name scratched down on a piece of paper, so I think I got it from a neighbor a year or two ago.. I also saw him listed on Angies List. I called him last week to replace the anode in my 65 gallon A.O. Smith water heater (sold by Sears as a PowerMiser 9). The A.O. Smith does not make that size water heater anymore, so I am trying to stretch the life of the current water heater by replacing the anode every 3-5 years. For those unfamiliar with water heaters, the anode rod is a sacrificial piece of metal (usually magnesium or a zinc-aluminum alloy) that hangs in your water heater and prevents the tank from rusting. It takes the hit and oxidizes (ie: rusts) instead of the metal in the tank.
I contacted about 7 different plumbers, but only 2 plumbers were willing to come and replace water heater anodes. Of those two plumbers, the other plumber replaces only large commercial water heaters anode rods at nearly double the cost, so the choice was easy. Joe came the next week with plumbing crew, figured out how to remove a 4 foot long anode rod with less than 16 head-room above the water heater, and managed to squeeze in a new anode rod. The total cost was $250, which seemed fair the actual cost of replacing the water heater in about 5 more years if I did not replace the anode rod.
I had Joe the Plumber's name scratched down on a piece of paper, so I think I got it from a neighbor a year or two ago.. I also saw him listed on Angies List. I called him last week to replace the anode in my 65 gallon A.O. Smith water heater (sold by Sears as a PowerMiser 9). The A.O. Smith does not make that size water heater anymore, so I am trying to stretch the life of the current water heater by replacing the anode every 3-5 years. For those unfamiliar with water heaters, the anode rod is a sacrificial piece of metal (usually magnesium or a zinc-aluminum alloy) that hangs in your water heater and prevents the tank from rusting. It takes the hit and oxidizes (ie: rusts) instead of the metal in the tank.
I contacted about 7 different plumbers, but only 2 plumbers were willing to come and replace water heater anodes. Of those two plumbers, the other plumber replaces only large commercial water heaters anode rods at nearly double the cost, so the choice was easy. Joe came the next week with plumbing crew, figured out how to remove a 4 foot long anode rod with less than 16 head-room above the water heater, and managed to squeeze in a new anode rod. The total cost was $250, which seemed fair the actual cost of replacing the water heater in about 5 more years if I did not replace the anode rod.
Brooklyn, NY 11214
My wife and I came acrosss Plumber New York a friends reccomendation and we were very glad. They answered the call immmediately and gave us a terrific estimate for our budget and agreed to do doing the work immediately. They were necer intrusive in our home nor were they tardy in getting the job done and cleaning up as if they weren't there at all! There was never a time when our call wasn't answered to swiftly if not immediately. As an added bonus we needed new fixtures and John helped us find the best (and tasteful, fashionable desiegn) kind and stay within our budget. We won't hesitate to call Plumber NYC again.
315 E 72nd St New York, NY 10021
Calling Pete's Plumbing Repair was one of the best decisions I have ever made. We had a clogged main sewer line that was causing water to back up into the house. Of course it happens Saturday of Easter weekend, and I expected to pay an arm and a leg to get someone to come out. I called Pete and he said he could be here in hour or so. He was right on time and not only fixed the issue, but explained what happened and gave some tips on how to keep the system working properly. His price was way less then Roto rooter and it was a pleasure dealing with him. Looks like we found our plumber !!
Lodi, NJ 07644
Found this gentleman on Yelp, decided to call as tub is rusty and clogged, Zack picked up after a couple of rings, explained my problem, he spent his time describing all the different reason why water won't drain, the different options available from the least amount of damage to the most affordable, felt he was really trying to understand and help, will try a product he recommend and see if it will work, he also does other household work like painting, remodeling, roof, etc, we will keep him in mind for all household needs, it's a plus he is in the area
1546 E 32nd St Ste 1 Brooklyn, NY 11234
I live in Bayonne and was in need of some light plumbing work. Joe stopped by on a Saturday and did a fantastic job at a great price. Would highly recommend Angelo for anyone in need of a small or large project. Very professional.
239 Avenue B Bayonne, NJ 07002
Awesome service! I received quick, reliable, honest service. I would definately recommend to my family and friends. Della - Hackensack NJ
7412 3rd Ave North Bergen, NJ 07047
My family has been using Frank for almost a decade. He has done almost every installation or repair possible for us...and some very complex jobs. He always provides outstanding quality, quick turnaround, fair prices, available at short notice, and always with a smile. Do not hesitate to hire him. My only regret on posting this review is now I can't monopolize his services.
1217 63rd St North Bergen, NJ 07047
I cannot say enough positive things about Carmine and the service he provided. I called regarding my 20+ year old boiler and each step of the way he was beyond professional. He shows up exactly when he says he would, completes the installation, makes sure it's running exactly as it should be, and leaves your home looking exactly the way it did - except now with a brand new shiny boiler. In addition, unlike other contractors, Carmine did not (and still has not) pestered me about writing a yelp review for him.
7415-13TH Ave Brooklyn, NY 11228
Let me paint a picture. 2 Family house. I live in upstairs unit. Saturday afternoon, I'm making some homemade bread in my oven and I open our backdoor (where we throw out our recycling). I smell something that I've never smelled before. So I decide to follow the smell and it leads me to the boiler room in the basement.
It's a typical boiler room: dirty, has a lot of unnecessary things in it, and it's got some old boilers and water heaters. I created a reddit post in /r/homeimprovement and think nothing of it.
But I can't shake the feeling. Something is odd. Why this smell when I turned on my oven? And how come my carbon monoxide detectors have not gone off? Something was odd. So I call PSEG and tell them I potentially smell gas.
PSEG goes through my house, and lo' and behold, gas leak.. for both units. PSEG puts locks on both gas meters. Winter is coming, so I call up some hvac people on yelp and agree to have someone come on Monday. Okay, although it will be cold, we can hold out until then.
Monday comes, the HVAC crew did not realize that there were locks on the meters and cannot do the job so I'm scrambling and call up 8 plumbers. Rolando (from Clear Flow) picks up my call and I tell him my situation about how we haven't had heat nor hot water for 2 days. Not just me, but my neighbors too.
Rolando springs into action and takes two of his guys off another job asap (sorry to whomever they were helping before) and send them over to my spot. They fix the gas leaks right away.
It gets better though. The next day, PSEG comes to review their work and no more gas leak, but then they fire up my boiler and realize that my heat exchanger has been broken on the boiler for some time. This is particularly dangerous because CO is dispersing everywhere and this can also cause a fire.
I call up Rolando again that night. The following day he comes out and replaces the boiler and boom now we have heat.
Rolando at Clear Flow went above and beyond for my family and my tenants. Without him, our situation could have been quite awful. We're very thankful to Rolando and the rest of the team at Clear Flow.
It's a typical boiler room: dirty, has a lot of unnecessary things in it, and it's got some old boilers and water heaters. I created a reddit post in /r/homeimprovement and think nothing of it.
But I can't shake the feeling. Something is odd. Why this smell when I turned on my oven? And how come my carbon monoxide detectors have not gone off? Something was odd. So I call PSEG and tell them I potentially smell gas.
PSEG goes through my house, and lo' and behold, gas leak.. for both units. PSEG puts locks on both gas meters. Winter is coming, so I call up some hvac people on yelp and agree to have someone come on Monday. Okay, although it will be cold, we can hold out until then.
Monday comes, the HVAC crew did not realize that there were locks on the meters and cannot do the job so I'm scrambling and call up 8 plumbers. Rolando (from Clear Flow) picks up my call and I tell him my situation about how we haven't had heat nor hot water for 2 days. Not just me, but my neighbors too.
Rolando springs into action and takes two of his guys off another job asap (sorry to whomever they were helping before) and send them over to my spot. They fix the gas leaks right away.
It gets better though. The next day, PSEG comes to review their work and no more gas leak, but then they fire up my boiler and realize that my heat exchanger has been broken on the boiler for some time. This is particularly dangerous because CO is dispersing everywhere and this can also cause a fire.
I call up Rolando again that night. The following day he comes out and replaces the boiler and boom now we have heat.
Rolando at Clear Flow went above and beyond for my family and my tenants. Without him, our situation could have been quite awful. We're very thankful to Rolando and the rest of the team at Clear Flow.
Jersey City, NJ 07302
I was given specific violations from NJ Natural gas. They came- and their first idea was to bring gas pipe through the bathroom (?) and rip out the tile wall( and exterior wall) it's a long way from the problem. I didn't mention I had worked for a HVAC company in the past- and knew enough, that that was stupid. He said he would try and think of something else.. and call someone.. he came up with ( I need two shut off valves, a leak fixed in the line going into the gas line and the outside pipe) breaking through the wall behind the range( but they are not dry wallers ) and connecting the pipe. $1,600. Or a less practical answer of separate piping outside to all three appliances $4,000. Hard pass.
310 W Water St Toms River, NJ 08753
The attached website IS NOT for Martin Plumbing & Heating in Red Hook, Brooklyn. I'm not sure why Yelp have attached this website to the address information here. I'm sure MPH would like to know about this, as i'm sure they are losing business! Reasonably priced, quick response, friendly staff, quality service. You can't ask for more.
234 Creamer St Brooklyn, NY 11231
A pipe to my oven needed to be replaced - and I found out about it over a weekend. I called and left a message and someone called me back first thing Monday (it was a non-emergency), and scheduled me an appointment at my convenience. They showed up exactly when they were supposed to and replaced the pipe quickly and efficiently.
415 Washington St Hoboken, NJ 07030
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86 Wall St New York, NY 10005
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New York, NY
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647 E 11th St New York, NY 10009
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1180 6th Ave New York, NY 10036













