A dripping faucet wastes 3,000+ gallons per year. A running toilet can waste 200 gallons per day. These add up fast on NYC water bills.
Bathroom and kitchen plumbing at NP Co.™ covers the fixtures themselves — not the pipes behind the wall, and not a clogged drain. Here's what that means in practice.
Replacement and repair for kitchen and bathroom faucets, including customer-supplied fixtures. A dripping faucet is usually a worn washer or cartridge, not a bigger problem.
Repair for running or leaking toilets, plus full toilet replacement. Most running-toilet calls are a flapper or fill valve issue — a straightforward fix.
Installation and repair of kitchen garbage disposals, including jammed, leaking, or dead units.
Water supply and drain hookup for new dishwashers, plus reconnection when a kitchen is renovated.
Replacement of worn or leaking tub and shower valves, including matching to existing trim where possible.
Kitchen and bathroom sink replacement, including undermount and drop-in installations.
A few things fall outside this page on purpose. A fixture that's actively leaking behind a wall or under a floor is a job for leak detection. A slow or blocked drain — even in a kitchen or bathroom — is drain cleaning. Pipe work behind the wall, separate from the fixture itself, is pipe repair. Installing a new or replacement sink specifically has its own dedicated page: see sink installation.
Full bathroom renovations need two plumbing phases: rough-in, where supply and drain lines are placed before walls and flooring go in, and finish work, where fixtures are installed once the space is ready. We handle both.
We work alongside your general contractor or can refer you to trusted NYC GCs if you don't already have one. Renovation plumbing is scheduled around the rest of your project timeline rather than treated as a one-off call.
Bathroom and kitchen plumbing in NYC comes with constraints a house in the suburbs doesn't have. Many buildings run on shared risers, so a fixture replacement sometimes means coordinating a water shutoff with neighbors or the super, not just the unit itself. Older pre-war buildings often have galvanized supply lines or non-standard rough-in dimensions, which can affect what fixtures fit without additional adapter work.
Co-op and condo boards frequently require plumbing work — especially anything touching risers or main lines — to be reviewed or permitted before work starts, and some require proof of insurance from the contractor. We can provide documentation your board typically asks for; check with your building's specific requirements before scheduling larger jobs. For general plumbing services beyond bathroom and kitchen fixtures, see our full services list.
If you're buying your own fixtures rather than choosing from what we stock, a few things affect how smoothly installation goes. Faucet and drain hole spacing needs to match your existing sink or countertop — a fixture that looks right in a showroom can be the wrong configuration for your setup. For toilets, rough-in distance (the space from the wall to the drain center, usually 12 inches but not always in older buildings) determines what will physically fit.
Finish matters too — mixing finishes (chrome faucet, brushed nickel drain) is a common and avoidable mismatch. If you're not sure a fixture you're considering will work with your existing plumbing, call before you buy. Confirming compatibility upfront is faster than returning a fixture that doesn't fit after we've already opened the box.
Cost for fixture work generally scales with complexity, not just the fixture price itself — swapping a like-for-like faucet is more straightforward than converting a tub to a walk-in shower, which involves plumbing relocation rather than a simple swap. We'll flag anything that changes the scope of a job before starting, not after.
If you're renovating rather than replacing a single fixture, timing matters too. Fixtures are typically the last thing installed in a renovation, after tile, flooring, and cabinetry are in — but rough-in plumbing has to happen much earlier, before walls close. Getting the sequence right the first time avoids the more expensive problem of opening a finished wall to fix a plumbing location that was measured wrong.
We look at the job, give a flat-rate price upfront, and explain all your options clearly.
We carry common parts in our vans. Special fixtures sourced same-day or next-day.
Every installation is done to code, tested fully, and finished cleanly. No mess left behind.
Full function test before leaving. 1-year labor warranty on all work.
No matter where you are in New York City, a licensed NP Co.™ plumber is ready to help.
Available 24/7 across all NYC boroughs — no overtime charges, ever.
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