Licensed plumbers for Midtown's office towers, hotels, restaurants, Hell's Kitchen walk-ups, Murray Hill co-ops and 57th Street condos, from 34th Street to 59th and river to river.
Confidential · Emergencies get a call back within minutes, everything else the same day
NYC Plumber Co provides licensed plumbing repair, installation and 24/7 emergency service throughout Midtown Manhattan, including Midtown East, Murray Hill, Turtle Bay, Sutton Place, Hell's Kitchen, the Garment District, Times Square and the blocks around Grand Central and Penn Station. Commercial buildings, hotels, restaurants, prewar co-ops, tenements and new condos, with a written price before the work starts. Call (929) 717-4784 or request a free estimate.
Midtown is where the city's plumbing is biggest and most regulated. Office towers with backflow preventers on the water service, booster pumps, pressure zones every dozen floors and restrooms full of flushometers. Hotels with commercial water heaters, laundries and kitchens running around the clock. Restaurants on every block from Koreatown to Restaurant Row. All of it heated, mostly, by Con Edison district steam coming in from under the street.
Then there is the residential Midtown people forget about. Prewar co-ops on Sutton Place and in Murray Hill with boards as strict as any on Park Avenue. Tudor City's 1920s complex above the East River. Tenements in Hell's Kitchen west of Eighth Avenue, five stories and a cellar boiler, the same buildings as the East Village with different rents. And the supertall condos on 57th Street, where an apartment on the 80th floor has a pressure zone, a thermostatic valve and a radiant floor that each cost more than a boiler.
NYC Plumber Co works across all of it. Our plumbers know a steam trap on district steam from a pressuretrol on a cellar boiler, know what a backflow preventer on a 40-story building's water service does when it fails, and know that a Hell's Kitchen walk-up on West 48th Street has a galvanized riser that gives the fifth floor a trickle at 7 AM, same as any tenement in the city.
The far west side toward the river sits low, and the combined sewer along Eleventh and Twelfth Avenue surcharges in heavy rain. Everywhere else in Midtown the problem is above ground: getting a plumber, a van and the parts through the most congested streets in the country to a loading dock with rules.
Certificates of insurance with specific limits, freight elevator reservations, loading dock windows, security check-in, and work that happens after 6 PM or overnight. We plan every Midtown commercial job around the building's rules, and we have the paperwork ready for buildings we service regularly.
Koreatown on 32nd Street, Restaurant Row on 46th, Ninth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen and the hotel kitchens in between. Grease trap service, gas work and drain jetting happen between 1 AM and 8 AM, and we staff for it.
Sutton Place, Beekman Place and Murray Hill co-ops run alteration agreements, work-hour limits and insurance requirements with a resident manager enforcing them. We know the drill and we send the documents before the appointment.
Nothing in Midtown moves quickly at street level. Our plumbers carry the first trip's parts in on a cart and stage the van where the building's dock allows. A job that could take an hour anywhere else gets scheduled honestly here.
Commercial plumbing is most of what we do in Midtown. Office restrooms and tenant buildouts, hotel kitchens and laundries, restaurant plumbing, backflow preventer installation and annual DEP testing on the water service, and maintenance agreements for property managers with towers to keep running.
Gas line repair, commercial kitchen gas for restaurants and hotels, new lines for tenant kitchens, and Local Law 152 periodic inspections for the residential buildings in Hell's Kitchen, Murray Hill and Turtle Bay. Con Edison territory, LAA filings, pressure tests.
Boiler repair for the Hell's Kitchen tenements and East Side co-ops with their own boilers, plus steam-to-water heat exchangers, pressure reducing stations and steam traps in the buildings on district steam. A cold building on East 38th Street in January is usually a trap or a converter, and we know the difference.
Emergency plumbing 24 hours a day for a burst riser in a Tudor City apartment, a flooded restaurant basement on 46th Street, or a hotel that just lost hot water on a sold-out night.
Drain cleaning for hotel and restaurant kitchen lines, office building stacks, and the tenement kitchen drains of Hell's Kitchen. Cable, jetter and camera, with scheduled jetting for the kitchens that cannot afford a backup.
Water heater repair and water heater installation from a 40-gallon unit in a Murray Hill apartment to commercial heaters, storage tanks and recirculation systems in hotels and gyms.
Leak detection in towers where the leak is 15 floors up and in prewar co-ops where the ceiling is plaster with moldings. Instruments first, one opening, and a report the management office or the board can act on.
Pipe repair for pinholed copper risers, galvanized in the tenements, pressure-related failures on the low floors of tall buildings, and the repipes that the older office buildings eventually face.
Sewer line repair under the busiest streets in the city, with DEP and DOT permits, traffic coordination and the underground markouts Midtown demands.
Faucet and fixture installation for co-op and condo renovations, hotel room refits and the sensor faucets and fixtures in commercial restrooms.
Toilet repair including flushometer valves in office and hotel restrooms, wall-hung units in the new condos and the standard fixtures in every apartment between.
Midtown work is scheduled around buildings that never close and streets that never clear. The process accounts for both.
Call (929) 717-4784 or send the form. Tell us the building, the hours it allows and the problem. The certificate of insurance goes to the property, the freight elevator or dock is booked, the plumber arrives in the window, diagnoses, and gives you a written price. The work is done, tested and cleaned up. Backflow reports, gas tests and LAAs are filed by us.
For an office tower on Sixth Avenue, a hotel near Times Square, a co-op on Sutton Place or a walk-up on West 50th Street, call NYC Plumber Co at (929) 717-4784 or request your free estimate.
24/7 emergency plumbers, any hour, any borough.
Snaking, hydro jetting and camera inspection.
Camera diagnosis, lining and replacement with DEP permits.
Gas, electric and tankless repairs, same day.
Sized, vented and filed with DOB.
Steam and hot water boilers, gas and oil.
Leak repair, pressure tests, Local Law 152 inspections.
Hidden leaks located with instruments, not demolition.
Burst, frozen and corroded pipes, repiping.
Running, clogged and leaking toilets, replacements.
Faucets, showers, sinks, tubs, disposals.
Restaurants, offices, buildings, compliance.