Plumbing and heating in NoHo
Plumbing and hot-water heating for NoHo lofts and apartments, from faucets and showers to leaks and boilers, available around the clock from our base a few avenues east on 1st Ave.
Call any time, day or night(212) 293-0494Where we work in NoHo
NoHo sits just north of Houston Street, roughly between Broadway and the Bowery, and runs up toward Astor Place. From our shop on 1st Avenue it's a short trip west across the Bowery.
NoHo is known for loft buildings converted from manufacturing and warehouse use, alongside older apartment buildings. In converted lofts, kitchens and bathrooms were often added long after the building went up, sometimes far from the original water and drain lines.
- Loft conversions
- Kitchens and bathrooms added during a conversion often tie into older building lines. The joins between old and new need care.
- Long pipe runs
- Open floor plans can mean long supply and drain runs, which is where slow drains and pressure drops show up first.
- Open kitchens
- Sinks in kitchen islands and open layouts drain through longer, flatter lines that are more prone to slow drainage.
Common calls in NoHo
Problems we often see in buildings like these, and the line that covers each one.
- A kitchen sink that drains slowlySinks & faucetsIn open-plan lofts, long drain runs from islands and counters are a common cause.
- Weak shower pressure on an upper floorBaths & showersCan be the valve, or how the supply was extended during the conversion.
- Water staining a loft ceilingLeaks & drainsExposed ceilings make leaks easy to spot, but the source can be a floor or two away.
Lines for these calls
Nearby neighborhoods
We also serve the neighborhoods around NoHo.
- NoHoYou are here
- Union Square
- Gramercy
- East Village153 1st Ave
- Alphabet City
- Lower East Side
NoHo: questions
Do you work in converted loft buildings?
Yes. Loft plumbing often mixes newer fixtures with older building lines, and that mix is a big part of our everyday work.
Can you add a sink or bathroom in a loft?
Adding fixtures depends on where the existing water and drain lines run and what your building allows. Call and we'll talk through what's practical before anything is planned.
153 1st Ave
East Village, New York
Open 24 hours · 7 days- Business
- 1st Ave Plumbing and Heating
- Owner
- James Hancock
- Address
- 153 1ST AVE NEW YORK NY 10003
- Hours
- 24 hours, 7 days a week