Plumber and HVAC Company in Massapequa, NY

We handle plumbing, heating, and cooling for Massapequa homes from one shop ten miles up Hicksville Road, which is why a call here gets a same-day truck instead of a window next week.

We work the south shore end of the Town of Oyster Bay every week, and we know it by neighborhood rather than by ZIP code alone. Both 11758 and 11762 are inside our normal dispatch area, along with the parts of town people actually use to describe where they live.

• Massapequa Park, east of the village line, including the streets off Park Boulevard
• North Massapequa, above Hicksville Road and the Massapequa Preserve
• East Massapequa, out toward the Amityville line
• The canal-front blocks off South Oyster Bay: Nassau Shores, Biltmore Shores, and Harbour Green
• The corridor between Sunrise Highway and Merrick Road, including the streets around Marjorie R. Post Community Park and the Massapequa station on the Babylon branch

Our shop sits at 200 Engineers Drive in Hicksville, a straight run down Hicksville Road. Technicians who are professionally trained and perform all work under our company's Master Plumbing and HVAC licenses go out seven days a week from 7 AM to 7 PM, and there is no overtime charge for an evening or a weekend call.

Water in the Basement Is the Massapequa Plumbing Story

South of Merrick Road the water table sits high and the canal blocks sit low. A nor'easter or a week of spring rain shows up in finished basements and crawl spaces, and the pump that handled it five years ago often is not the pump that handles it now. Buying a bigger unit off a shelf tag is not the answer, because the answer depends on the pit and on where the water is getting in.

Here is what we actually check when we look at a Massapequa basement:

• The pit itself, so the pump is sized to the volume it has to move rather than to a box label
• The discharge line, so it carries water far enough from the foundation and does not freeze shut in January
• A battery backup, so the pump keeps running when the power goes out in the middle of the storm
• The float switch, tested before the season rather than during it
• The grade, the entry points, and anywhere water is arriving that a pump was never going to fix

If your basement is taking water tonight, call 516-409-8555. We dispatch for water emergencies seven days a week, and the line is answered at any hour by an automated system that books a technician for first thing in the morning when you call overnight.

Raised Houses and Relocated Mechanicals Change the Quote

On the blocks that took water in 2012, plenty of homeowners raised the house or moved the mechanicals up out of the basement. That changes the job in ways a phone estimate cannot account for. A boiler or a water heater on a raised platform or relocated to the first floor has different venting runs, different clearances, and different code requirements than the same unit sitting on a dry basement floor in Plainview.

This is why we look before we price. A technician walks the actual installation, then hands you a written flat-rate number that covers labor, parts, materials, code compliance, testing, and cleanup. If your setup makes a job more involved than the standard one, you find that out from the quote, not from a change order halfway through.

What Our Customers Are Saying

One Number for the Whole House in Massapequa

Plumbing, heating, cooling, and indoor air quality all come from the same family-owned team in Hicksville, so you are not collecting three contractors for one house. Read what your neighbors say, then call 516-409-8555 or book online, and we will look at the house before we quote it.