Renovating a kitchen or bathroom, upgrading old galvanized pipes, or building new? Our licensed plumbers install new pipes and full re-pipes with minimal disruption.
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Whether you're renovating a single bathroom or replacing every pipe in an older building, our licensed plumbers handle pipe installation and re-piping projects of any size. Many New York properties, especially older buildings, still have outdated galvanized or polybutylene pipes that are prone to leaks, corrosion, and reduced water pressure — we help you upgrade to modern, durable materials.
We work closely with homeowners, contractors, and building management to schedule work with minimal disruption to your daily routine, and we're experienced navigating the co-op and condo board coordination that many NYC buildings require for plumbing work.
From a single fixture to a whole-building re-pipe, we handle every scale of project.
Full replacement of outdated pipes with modern copper or PEX materials.
Rough-in and finish plumbing for kitchen and bathroom remodels.
Complete plumbing installation for additions and new-build properties.
Sinks, toilets, showers, and faucets installed and connected properly.
Targeted replacement of problem sections without a full-property overhaul.
New gas line runs for stoves, water heaters, and outdoor appliances.
These signs are common in older New York buildings with outdated plumbing.
Frequent leaks in different locations, suggesting the pipes themselves are deteriorating rather than one isolated issue.
Discolored or rusty water, especially when first turning on a tap, which often points to corroding galvanized pipes.
Low water pressure throughout the property, caused by mineral buildup narrowing old pipes.
Visible corrosion on exposed pipes in basements or utility areas.
Outdated pipe material like galvanized steel or polybutylene, common in buildings constructed before the 1980s.
We'll help you choose the best material for your property and budget.
The traditional choice, known for durability and a long service life, though it costs more and takes longer to install.
A flexible, modern alternative that's faster to install and works well in tight spaces common in NYC buildings.
We evaluate your existing pipes and discuss material options.
A flat-rate quote and a schedule that minimizes disruption to your routine.
New pipes installed with care taken to protect walls, floors, and finishes.
We test water pressure and flow, and walk you through the completed work.
From tight apartment closets to full new-construction projects, we've done it before.
We know how to work within NYC building board requirements and schedules.
Flat-rate quotes before work begins — no surprise charges.
Honest guidance on copper vs. PEX for your specific property.
Fully licensed in New York State, insured for your protection.
"Great work replacing old cast-iron pipes in our Bed-Stuy brownstone. Clean, professional, and fairly priced."
"Full re-pipe of our pre-war building coordinated smoothly with the co-op board. Water pressure is completely different now."
"Installed new plumbing rough-in for our kitchen renovation exactly where our contractor needed it. Great communication throughout."
Signs include frequent leaks, discolored water, low water pressure, and pipes made of outdated materials like galvanized steel or polybutylene, which are common in older New York buildings.
Copper and PEX are the most common choices today. Copper is durable and long-lasting, while PEX is flexible, cost-effective, and easier to install in tight spaces common in NYC buildings.
A full re-pipe typically takes 2–5 days depending on the size of the property and pipe accessibility, with efforts made to keep water service running during the process where possible.
Yes, we install rough-in plumbing for kitchen and bathroom renovations, additions, and new construction, coordinating with your contractor or building management as needed.