Are you undergoing a brownstone renovation? A brownstone is a row house which has a facade made up of brick, limestone, brownstone, or a mixture. Brownstone is a red-brown, or dark chocolate sandstone, with a bit of mica content. This style of a row house, designed...
NYC’s Task 86 / 87: New Gas Legislation Affects Brooklyn Homeowners
Have you considered what NYC's new Task 86 / 87 gas legislation means for Brooklyn homeowners? Task 86 / 87 is a gas safety legislation. Originally intended to be effective on January 2019, the Public Service Commission delayed the legislation's effective date until...
How to Find Those Costly Drafts Leaking AC or Heat From Your NYC Home
Do you have leaking AC? Keeping your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter is one of the luxuries of the modern world. This is why we install central air and heating units in the first place, why we maintain them every year, change the filters, and pay for...
The ‘plumbed tv’ Clean and High-Quality Plumbing Installation
Are you looking for high-quality plumbing installation? The Do-It-Yourself movement has been building up steam for several years now. One of the trends coming out of this age of recycling, reusing, sustaining, and upcycling is a niche called "steampunk." The look is...
2016 Trends in Brooklyn Plumbing Fixtures
When you think about remodeling your home, there are probably other areas that come to mind other than your bathroom. However, there are so many new options in 2016 for bathroom and Brooklyn plumbing fixtures that you may want to consider your bathroom as your next...
Yankee Plumbing Issues, Brooklyn Plumbing Companies Keep Your Business Running
For the most part, Major League Baseball teams are top-notch organizations, and those who make it to that level do not usually have to deal with faulty plumbing issues. However, when the Yankees played the Oakland A's this week, they had the unpleasant experience of...
Concerned About Lead in Water? Plumbers in Brooklyn Update Pipes
On the news, you sometimes hear stories of the conditions in third-world countries that make drinking water unsafe for consumption. It makes you thankful you live in the United States with perfectly clean, safe water, or so we thought. With recent news events...
Plumbers in Brooklyn Note Sewage Problems and Encourage Action
Plumbers in Brooklyn took note of recent articles in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and included within the Mother Nature Network. The pieces focused on sewage related problems that unfortunately plague parts of New York City, namely Newtown Creek and the Gowanus Canal. Of...
A Look Back at the First This Old House Plumber Renovation in the NYC Area
The boroughs of New York City are filled with a rich history. Sometimes you look at the old homes and wish you knew the story of a particular structure. We often feel this way, and were beyond excited when given the opportunity to get involved with the first "This Old...
Tired of Old Leaky Fixtures? Get the Best Plumber Brooklyn NY
Winter is just getting started, bringing with it months of bitterly cold temperatures. For most of us, this means spending more of our time indoors. Make the most of the season by using this time to brighten up your surroundings and get a head start on the latest...
Renovating a Historic Building in Brooklyn? Call the This Old House Plumber
Just because the temperatures have begun to drop outside does not mean that the work must stop on interior renovations. In fact, the cooler fall and winter months can be the perfect time to update your plumbing. While many popular plumbing products on the market seem...
News 12 and Mathew Gitli Urge Landlords to Check Brooklyn Boilers
Much of the Northeast, including New York, recently experienced their first frosts and snowfall of the season. With temperatures expected to continue to plunge in the coming months, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development is turning up the heat on the...