Repairs & leaks
Leaks, valves, toilets, faucets, low pressure, burst pipes. Found, then fixed.
Bathroom & kitchen plumbing
Renovation rough-in and trim-out: new layouts, valves, drains, fixtures, appliances.
01 · The problem
A renovation is the one time the walls are open. Whatever is roughed in wrong now gets tiled over, and the leak shows up a year later behind a wall nobody wants to open.
02 · The system
We work from the new layout: where every fixture lands, how each drain gets its slope, where the vent goes, which valves the code calls for (pressure-balancing or thermostatic at every shower) and where the inspector will look. Then the rough-in is laid out to the finished wall, not to the stud.
03 · The fix
Waste, vent and water roughed to the layout, shower and tub valves set to the finished tile line, shutoffs at every fixture. Where the work needs a permit, the rough-in is inspected before anything closes. Trim-out after the finishes, with every fixture run and checked.
What is included
- Demolition and cap-off of the old fixtures
- Relocating or adding waste, vent and water lines
- Tub and shower valves, drains and overflows
- Toilets, lavatories, sinks, dishwashers, disposals, ice-maker lines, pot fillers
- Appliance connections, including gas ranges where in scope
- Rough-in inspection where a permit applies; trim-out after tile
Where
New York City: Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island. PlumbHub LLC is a plumbing project contractor. Permitted plumbing work in New York City is filed, supervised and signed off by the New York City Licensed Master Plumber engaged for each project.
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Other systems
Water heaters & hot water
Sizing, tank or tankless, venting, recirculation, mixing valves. Homes and commercial.
Drain & sewer
Camera inspection first. Then jetting, cable or repair: whichever the pipe needs.
Tell us what it does. We tell you why.
Call or text with the symptom, or send photos and the layout for an estimate.