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Showing posts with label Call your plumber. Show all posts

Thursday, September 18, 2014

When is it Time to Call the Plumber?

Have a handyman at home? They probably cover some of the basic home care needs on their own. Saving money where you can is smart. However, tackling more difficult projects can lead to other damages that will cost you more money in the long run.

Not sure when it's a good idea to pick up the phone and call a plumber? Turn to the most common examples below:

You notice low water pressure throughout your home. There are a number of reasons your water pressure could be low. A licensed and professional plumber is trained to pinpoint the exact cause quickly and get your water flowing freely again.

There's no hot water. Again, determining the cause could take quite awhile. Professional plumbers know everything there is to know about heating appliances and can find the right fix quickly.

You need to replace your water heater. Installing a new water heater is no easy feat. To ensure your new water heater will begin working properly, turn to a plumber who has the routine down pat and installs them on a regular basis.

Your sewer line is backed up. Plumbers have advanced technology that can inspect and repair your sewer line efficiently. Attempting to dig up your yard on your own and fix the sewer line may actually end up being more costly.

Your pipes are frozen. If the pipe has already burst or cracked, you'll need a professional plumber to make the repairs. Even if the frozen pipe is still intact, you may want a plumber to take a look at it to prevent more sever damage.

Other than these common plumbing emergencies above, calling a plumber for regular routine maintenance is also a smart idea. Being proactive with your plumbing is the best way to avoid those little surprises throughout the year.

At New York Plumbing and Sewer Rooter, we're available for all of your plumbing emergencies and needs. Call us at 516-874-7937 today! LIKE us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and connect with us on Google+ for more updates and plumbing information.

Thursday, July 24, 2014

4 Questions You Should Ask Your Plumber

Since your home is important to you, taking care of it to the best of our ability is important to us. Porch.com advises that in order to find the right plumber, you ask the 4 questions listed below.


We've provided them here, as well as insight in to our answers to each:

1. How do you estimate the cost of a project like mine?
Nassau County Plumbing and Sewer Rooter charges by the job, not by the hour, which can save you money. Our customers always receive the highest quality workmanship at a flat affordable rate, and they know the price before we start! Call us for a free estimate today at 516-874-7937.

2. About how long do you think this job will take to complete?
Nassau Plumbing and Sewer Rooter is available around the clock to provide you with outstanding services. We guarantee that we will arrive at your location within 30 minutes of your call with fully stocked vans and the best equipment to get the job done as quickly as possibly. Call us today at 516-874-7937 for a timeline of different jobs.

3. Will the kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room that is being worked on be usable in the evenings if the work continues over several days?
Nassau County Plumbing and Sewer Rooter has an outstanding reputation for quality, dependability, and exceptional workmanship. You can count on us to respect your home and communicate all changes to your home that will come with the job, ahead of time.

4. Are you bonded, licensed and insured?
Nassau Plumbing & Sewer Rooter is appropriately licensed for its trade and has been providing excellent service for over 50 years. Review more credentials on Angie's List. If you are a customer of ours already, leave us a review!

We understand that finding the right plumber who is both qualified and experienced is important. LIKE us on Facebook to stay connected with our business and our services.

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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

#TipsTuesday: Quick Tips on Toilets!

With Fix a Leak Week getting closer and closer, we're gathering more tips and tricks on how to use your appliances more efficiently! This week...the toilet. Being one of the most important appliances in the home, it's important to understand all the little quirks that go with it. Courtesy of elocalplumber.com, we've listed some here:

  • The toilet uses the most water out of any household appliance. Toilet leaks only add to the water consumption and, thus, should be checked for consistently. Note they are not always noticeable. To see if there is an internal leak, put food coloring in the tank and check the toilet bowl later. If the bowl water is colored, there is a leak from the tank. This may mean you need to replace the tank ball or flapper. This test should be performed at least once a year. 
  • A slow flushing toilet should never be ignored because it can cause overflows and backups. The usual causes are partial clogs, sediment buildup, or malfunctions with equipment in the tank. Conduct periodic checks on your toilet to diagnose the problem. 
  • Household cleaners are oftentimes detrimental to the proper functioning of a toilet. This is especially true for drop-in cleaner tabs. When they are almost dissolved, the tank flushes the debris into the toilet bowl and it often gets stuck in the port holes, which are vital to the flushing mechanism. This debris is very hard to clean and you can be left waiting months for it to completely dissolve without the help of a professional. 
  • Never flush sanitary items down the toilet. An eco-friendly alternative to flushing these clog-causing products is to dispose of them in bio-degradable bags, such as the ones produced by Golden Group International

For more plumbing information or to get your leaks fixed, call NY Plumber and Sewer! LIKE us on Facebook for weekly updates and more tips.

Friday, February 14, 2014

Emergency Heating Services and Installations

We understand that you need a plumber you can trust. That's why NY Plumber & Sewer Rooter has a history of quality, reliability, and excellent workmanship. It doesn't matter if you own a commercial, residential or industrial property. We provide the heating services you need so you can keep the rest of your life up and running!

Nassau Plumbing Heating Services Include:


  • Thermostats
  • Boilers Repaired
  • Hot Water Heaters Installed
  • Zone Controls
  • Floor Heaters
  • Heat Pumps
  • Wall Furnaces
  • Water & Gas Repiping
  • Forced Air Systems and Furnaces
  • Roof-Top Heating Systems
  • Central Heating Systems

You can depend on us to provide the most experienced and professional plumbers in Nassau County. Visit our website to get a free estimate today or like us on Facebook for more info and updates. 



Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Keep The Super Bowl Super - Emergency Plumbing Services

2014 is a big year for the New York Plumber and Sewer Rooter community. Super Bowl Sunday is right in our back yard and you know were always rooting! Many fans will be freezing on Sunday, February 2nd at MetLife Stadium in Rutherford, New Jersey. The rest of us, however, will be celebrating with family and friends in our home!

New York Plumber and Sewer Rooter wants to remind you that no plumbing or heating issue should get in the way of cooking your favorite appetizers, pouring your favorite drinks, or watching the game winning touch down. We're available 24-7 for your emergency plumbing needs so you don't have to stop cheering or even get up off the couch!

Call our emergency line (877-713-8136) for 30 minute emergency service, because the super bowl must go on! In the meantime, check out nymag.com for awesome things to do in NY if you won't be in your house or at the stadium. Wherever you are, Ny Plumber and Sewer Rooter has your back.

Let us know which team your rooting for on our Facebook page and, of course, visit our website to save our emergency number for game day!

Friday, November 1, 2013

Why You Should Hire a Plumber

Usually in any operation most of the work is done behind the scenes.  The same is true for any building, behind the walls the plumbing is working to provide heat, water and much more.  Plumbing is very important in our lives, in fact it may be hard for you to even think of a place that you can go that doesn't have plumbing.  Because plumbing has so many its own complexities it is one of the most dangerous project to take on by yourself.  For every situation that involves plumbing, whether it is an installation, inspection, repairing or maintenance, it requires a certain level of expertise.  It is always best to hire a plumber, and here are some reasons why.
  1. Installation and Upgrades-  You may wish to add water supply anywhere inside or outside your house to cater to more activities.  A plumber can provide the knowledge to offer you options on what fixture upgrade you will need.
  2. Remodeling home-  Aside from modifying your plumbing set-up, they may also determine whether the current set-up can be remodeled or if any remodeling can be done in the future.
  3. Conserving Water- Broken pipes and leaks on your plumbing fixtures can waste a lot of water. 
  4. Drain cleaning- Wastes can be hazardous and messy when they are not disposed of properly.  When your disposal system is not functioning well, these wastes will  be spilled into the bathroom or kitchen.  Inspection and maintenance can prevent this problem from ever occurring.
  5. Safety- Some of the most common accidents are fires.  In most cases, firemen are not immediately available at the first sign of burning.  Have a plumber install a sprinkler system in your home or building, it always pays to be safe.
The reasons for calling NY Plumbing & Sewer Rooter are endless, but for a longer list please visit http://goo.gl/NyNxVN.