#1 verified
Aladdin Plumbing
NY
License 1380884-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2011
Find licensed plumbers serving New York, NY. Every plumber listed has an active license on file, with direct contact details and money-blind ranking, so you can compare on merit rather than ad spend.
#1 verified
NY
License 1380884-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2011
#2 verified
New York, NY
License 1380884-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2011
#3 verified
New York, NY
License 1358985-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2010
#4 verified
New York, NY
License 1144360-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2003
#5 verified
New York, NY
License 1009181-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 1999
#6 verified
New York, NY
License 0922337-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2009
#7 verified
New York, NY
License 1458045-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2013
#8 verified
New York, NY
License 1245765-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2007
#9 verified
New York, NY
License 1470410-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2013
#10 verified
New York, NY
License 1201807-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2011
#11 verified
New York, NY
License 1036111-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2000
#12 verified
New York, NY
License 1304647-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2008
#13 verified
412 8TH AVE FL 7, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
License 2025602-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2015
#14 verified
New York, NY
License 2050946-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2017
#15 verified
75 19TH ST FL 2 UNIT 1
License 2058799-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2017
#16 verified
New York, NY
License 2083040-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2019
#17 verified
New York, NY
License 2085995-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2019
#18 verified
New York, NY
License 2111314-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2023
#19 verified
355 Butler Street, NY, 11217
License 2111314-DCA · Home Improvement Contractor (NYC DCWP)
Licensed since 2023
#20 verified
10 RIVER RD APT 7B
License 2131651-DCWP · Premises
Licensed since 2025
In New York, plumbers commonly fix leaks and broken pipes, clear clogged drains and sewers, repair or replace water heaters, install or replace faucets and valves, and service gas lines and boilers. Because many NYC buildings are older, especially in the Bronx, plumbers often deal with aging supply lines and shared risers. Co-op and condo jobs may require a certificate of insurance and limited weekday access, so expect your plumber to check building rules and shutoff access before cutting into walls.
Plumbing costs in New York depend on whether it is an emergency or a scheduled visit, how easy it is to reach the pipe or fixture, and the quality of parts and fixtures used. Gas line and boiler work usually costs more than water-related jobs because it requires a Licensed Master Plumber and often a Department of Buildings permit and inspection. Permit and inspection fees can add to the total, so ask your plumber whether those are included in the quote before work begins.
Start by confirming the plumber holds a valid Licensed Master Plumber number, especially for gas or permitted work. Ask whether the written quote includes permit and inspection fees, and get the diagnosis and total price in writing before approving any work. Check whether the plumber offers a warranty on both parts and labor. On ServHom, the 20 listed providers are ordered money-blind using license records, contact data, profile completeness, and ranking score, so no business pays to rank higher.
Each plumber listed on this page has an active license number on file in ServHom data. However, ServHom does not independently re-verify or re-check licenses in real time. You should confirm the license directly with the issuing agency, such as the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection or the NYC Department of Buildings, before hiring.
Plumbing costs in New York vary widely depending on the job. Emergency visits typically cost more than scheduled appointments, and jobs that require opening walls, pulling permits, or replacing high-end fixtures will also increase the price. Gas line and boiler work tends to cost more than standard water or drain jobs due to permit and inspection requirements.
Ask for the Licensed Master Plumber number, especially for gas or permitted work, and confirm it with the issuing agency. Request a written quote that includes permit and inspection fees, and get the diagnosis and total price in writing before approving any work. Also ask about the warranty on both parts and labor.
In NYC, all gas work and most plumbing work must be performed by a Licensed Master Plumber. Many jobs also require a Department of Buildings permit and inspection. If your project involves gas lines, boilers, or any work that needs a permit, a Licensed Master Plumber is required by law.
ServHom orders providers using a money-blind ranking system based on license records, contact data, profile completeness, and ranking score. Businesses cannot pay to rank higher on the list.
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