Manhattan · Open every hour of the year
A licensed plumber answers the phone at 3 a.m. on a Sunday in February, same as 3 p.m. on a Tuesday. No answering service, no call-back queue — you talk to the person who's coming.
Call (315) 284-2020 Average arrival in Manhattan: 45–70 minutes.
Eleven things, mostly. If yours isn't on the list, call anyway — it's probably still ours.
Frozen supply lines in pre-war buildings, corroded galvanized runs behind plaster, pinhole leaks in copper that only show up when the heat comes on. We shut it down, then replace the section properly instead of clamping it and hoping.
Kitchen stacks, tub drains, floor drains in restaurant basements. Camera inspection before we snake, so you know whether it's grease, roots, or a collapsed clay line under the sidewalk.
Repair or same-day replacement on gas and electric tanks, plus tankless units. We carry 40- and 50-gallon tanks on the van for standard swaps in brownstones and walk-ups.
No heat in January is an emergency, not an appointment. Steam and hot-water systems, circulator pumps, zone valves, radiator valves that won't stop hissing.
Running toilets, wax rings, supply valves, bidet installs, shower cartridges that have gone scalding or cold. Most fixture work is done in a single visit.
Licensed gas work with pressure testing and documentation for Con Edison. If you smell gas, call the utility first — then call us to find and fix the source.
Renovation plumbing for contractors and owners: moving supply and waste, new stacks, permits pulled, inspections scheduled. We work clean and we show up when we say.
Pressure that's too high is why your fixtures keep failing. We test at the main, replace the regulator, and check the expansion tank while we're there.
Basement flooding after a storm, float switches stuck, pumps that hum but don't move water. Replacement pumps stocked for common pit sizes.
Grease traps, three-compartment sinks, mop sinks, backflow testing, and after-hours work so you don't lose a dinner service.
Standing accounts for managing agents and co-op boards across the West Village, Chelsea, and Flatiron. One number, itemized invoices, no surprise line items.
24/7 Quick Fix Plumbers NYC has worked out of the same block on West 12th Street since 2009. We started as a two-man operation doing after-hours calls for a handful of managing agents in the Village, and we've grown slowly on purpose — the same crew, the same phone number, the same willingness to pick up at 2 a.m.
Everyone on the van is a licensed New York City journeyman plumber, not a subcontractor and not a dispatcher reading from a script. When you call, you describe the problem to the person who will be standing in your kitchen. That's the whole reason we've kept the business small enough to do it that way.
We work in brownstones, pre-war co-ops, new condo towers, restaurant basements, and the occasional 1890s townhouse where the plumbing has been added to by six different people over a century. We've seen most of it. We'll tell you honestly when a repair is the right call and when you're better off replacing the run.
Pricing is quoted before we start, in writing, and the after-hours rate is the same as the daytime rate. No overtime surcharge, no "emergency fee" tacked on because you called at midnight. You're already having a bad night.
A few of them, unedited.
Called at 11:40 on a Saturday night with water coming through the ceiling from the apartment above. Someone answered on the second ring. He was here in 35 minutes and had the leak stopped before it reached my neighbor's place.
— Marcus T., West Village
Our boiler died the week of the cold snap. They diagnosed a bad circulator, had the part on the van, and we had heat back the same afternoon. Quoted price was the price.
— Dana R., building manager, Flatiron
Replaced a 50-gallon water heater in a narrow closet in a 1910 walk-up. Two guys, four hours, no damage to the stairs. They swept up after themselves, which honestly shouldn't be remarkable but is.
— Priya S., Chelsea
I run a restaurant on 8th Ave. They clear our grease line twice a year and did our backflow test. They work after close so we never lose a service. That's worth a lot.
— Anthony D., Greenwich Village
Manhattan, primarily below 59th Street. We'll cross a bridge for the right job.
Outside that footprint, call anyway — if we can't get to you fast enough to be useful, we'll say so and point you to someone who can.
We don't take bookings by email — by the time a message is read, the water's already spread. Phone is the only way in, and it's answered around the clock.
71 W 12th St
New York, NY 10011
Between 5th and 6th Avenue. Ring the bell — the door's usually open during the day.
If you smell gas, leave the building and call Con Edison at 1-800-752-6633 first. Then call us to find and repair the source.