103-10 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills 11375
Plumbers in Queens
12 licensed plumbers in Queens. Want the closest to you? Search by your address.
Plumbing and gas work in NYC must be done by a Department of Buildings licensed master plumber. The businesses below hold a home improvement license; ask to see their plumbing license before hiring.
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19544 Jamaica Avenue, Hollis 11423
8771 Lefferts Blvd, Richmond Hill 11418
20605 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Village 11428
21305 75th Ave, Oakland Gardens 11364
11902 23rd Ave, College Point 11356
12909 26th Ave, Flushing 11354
4228 158th St, Flushing 11358
11017 164th St, Jamaica 11433
Hollis 11423
4216 28 Avenue, Astoria 11103
3370 Prince St, Flushing 11354
Hiring a plumber in Queens
Plumbing problems get expensive fast in a city of shared walls and old pipes. In NYC, plumbing and gas work has its own license, separate from a home improvement license.
Our list has 12 licensed businesses here, most often in ZIP codes 11354, 11423, 11103. 6 of them were first licensed at least 10 years ago.
Who can do plumbing work in NYC?
Plumbing and gas work must be done by a master plumber licensed by the NYC Department of Buildings, or by people working under one. A home improvement license alone does not cover it.
How do I check a plumber's license?
Ask for their Department of Buildings license number and look it up on the DOB website before work starts. The businesses here hold a home improvement license, so always check the plumbing license too.
What should I do in a plumbing emergency?
Shut off the water at the nearest valve or main. If you smell gas, leave the building and call 911 and your gas utility from outside. Then call a licensed plumber.