Aging galvanized pipes in a pre-war building, low water pressure, or a renovation on the way? We install new copper and PEX plumbing systems, and handle co-op board documentation along the way.
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Many pre-war Manhattan apartments still run on original galvanized steel piping, which corrodes internally over time and can significantly reduce water pressure. Whether you're renovating a kitchen or bathroom, dealing with recurring pipe failures, or planning a full apartment repipe, we install durable copper or PEX systems suited to your building's layout and your co-op or condo board's requirements.
Every installation starts with an on-site assessment and a flat-rate quote, and we can provide the documentation many Manhattan boards request before approving plumbing work.
From a single renovation to a full apartment repipe, we handle every scope of project.
Complete replacement of your unit's supply lines, typically completed in 2-4 days.
New pipe runs for kitchen and bathroom remodels, matched to your new fixture layout.
Corroded galvanized steel pipes replaced with modern copper or PEX for better pressure.
Scope details and paperwork prepared to match your building's approval process.
Targeted pipe replacement for a specific problem area without a full-apartment project.
New supply line installation for added sinks, appliances, or bathroom upgrades.
Pipe installation and repiping across every Manhattan neighborhood.
These signs often mean it's time to consider a repipe rather than another patch repair.
Low water pressure throughout the apartment — often caused by internal corrosion in old galvanized pipes.
Discolored or rusty water, especially when first turning on a tap after not using it for a while.
Frequent pinhole leaks appearing in different spots as old pipes continue to deteriorate.
Pipes original to a pre-war building, which often means they're nearing the end of their useful life.
Planning a kitchen or bathroom renovation, which is often the ideal time to update old plumbing before your board approval window.
We'll help you choose the right material for your apartment and your building's requirements.
A traditional, highly durable option that has been used for decades and remains a preferred choice for certain buildings and co-op board requirements.
A flexible, cost-effective option that's faster to install and easier to route through pre-war wall cavities.
We evaluate your current plumbing and discuss your goals and building requirements.
We recommend copper or PEX and provide a flat-rate quote for the full project.
New pipes installed with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
We test the new system and walk you through the completed work.
We recommend the material and approach that's actually best for your apartment and building.
We explain the trade-offs so you can choose confidently.
Flat-rate quotes before work begins — no surprise charges.
Familiar with the approval and documentation process for Manhattan buildings.
Fully licensed in New York State, insured for your protection.
"Replaced all the original galvanized pipes in our Upper West Side pre-war apartment. Water pressure is night and day better now."
"They handled all the co-op board paperwork for our Chelsea repipe. One less thing to worry about during the renovation."
"Used PEX for our kitchen renovation repipe in Harlem — faster than expected and explained why it worked well through our walls."
Many Manhattan co-ops require board approval and advance notice before plumbing work begins. We can provide the documentation and scope details your board typically requests.
Most single-apartment repipes in pre-war Manhattan buildings take 2–4 days, depending on wall access and the number of fixtures involved.
PEX is often faster to install and easier to route through tight pre-war wall cavities, while copper remains preferred by some co-op boards and building codes for certain applications. We'll advise based on your building's requirements.
Cost depends on the scope of the project, pipe material chosen, and the number of fixtures. We provide a flat-rate quote after assessing your apartment.