Abba's House LLC handles residential plumbing in New York. That includes leaking fixtures, aging pipes, water heaters, and new kitchen and bath lines. Plumbing gets planned with the remodel, so fixtures and finishes go in once.
Many older New York homes still carry galvanized steel supply lines and cast iron drains. Galvanized pipe corrodes from the inside, so water pressure drops a little each year. Cast iron cracks and scales up. Both usually show up first as slow drains and rusty water.
Hard winters add another problem. Pipes along exterior walls, in crawl spaces, and in unheated basements are the ones that freeze and split. Abba's House LLC reroutes and insulates those runs during renovation work, while walls and floors are already open.
Plumbing repair in New York covers dripping faucets, running toilets, slow drains, leaking shutoff valves, and failed supply lines. Each leak is traced back to its source before anything is replaced. Water damage behind a wall usually starts as an unnoticed drip.
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Pipe replacement in New York swaps out galvanized steel, corroded copper, and cracked cast iron drains in older houses. New runs usually go in as PEX or copper supply lines. Replacing pipe during a renovation keeps demolition and patching to a minimum.
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Water heater installation in New York covers tank and tankless units sized to the household. Older tanks that rumble, leak at the base, or run out of hot water early get replaced. Venting, shutoffs, and expansion tanks are checked during every install.
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Fixture installation in New York includes sinks, faucets, toilets, showers, tubs, dishwasher hookups, and laundry connections. On a kitchen or bath remodel, fixtures are roughed in with the layout. Drains and supply lines land where the new cabinets and vanity need them.
Get an estimateFixtures, visible pipes, water pressure, and the water heater are checked before any plumbing scope is written down.
Pipe material, fixtures, labor, and any wall or floor openings are listed in writing before any work starts.
New supply and drain lines go in while walls are open and are pressure tested before being closed.
Fixtures are set and connected, every joint is checked for leaks, and the homeowner sees everything running properly.
Supply and drain lines go in before tile and cabinets. Nothing gets torn out later to reach a hidden pipe.
Pipes on exterior walls and in cold basements are rerouted or insulated before the next hard New York winter arrives.
Plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and drywall stay on one schedule, so a kitchen or bath remodel does not stall between trades.
A selection of plumbing projects completed by our crew. Click the featured image to enlarge.
In older New York homes it's often galvanized pipe scaling up from the inside. It can also be a failing pressure regulator or a partly closed valve. We'll check before recommending anything.
If the pipes are galvanized or the drains are cast iron, yes. The walls are already open, so replacement costs far less now than after the new tile goes in.
Keep heat on in the basement and crawl space, and seal drafts near the pipes. Lines on exterior walls may need rerouting or insulation. We can look at the ones that worry you.
Yes. We'll look at the fixtures, the pipes, and what you're planning. Then you'll get a written estimate with labor and materials broken out. It's free, and you're under no obligation.
Plumbing repair, pipe replacement, water heaters, and fixture installation are available in these New York towns. Choose your town or ask about one close by.
Hudson, Catskill, Oneonta, Woodstock, Saugerties, Lake Katrine, Red Hook, Tivoli, Rhinebeck, Millbrook, Pine Plains, Millerton
Rensselaer County, Scotia
Arlington, Port Ewen, Highland, Marlboro, Milan, LaGrangeville, Wappingers Falls, Hopewell Junction, Fishkill, Cold Spring
Cornwall, Warwick, Goshen, Port Jervis, Peekskill, Nyack
