WE PIPE LLC
We Pipe LLC handles residential plumbing for homeowners across Brooklyn and Queens. Pipe replacement, bathroom and kitchen renovation rough-ins and trim-outs, galvanized supply replacement, two-family and multi-family house plumbing, and anything in between.
Based in Ridgewood. Same-day in Ridgewood, Bushwick, Maspeth, Glendale, and Middle Village. Licensed, insured, and honest about what your situation actually needs.
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If the work involves opening walls, replacing supply or drain lines, adding or moving fixtures, or connecting to the building's main water supply or sewer stack, you need a licensed plumber. Dripping faucets and running toilets are often DIY-fixable, but anything behind the wall or under the floor should be done by a licensed contractor.
The most common issues we find in pre-war row houses and two-families are: galvanized supply lines closed from mineral buildup (often reducing flow to a trickle), cast iron drain connections that have corroded at the joints, toilet flanges buried under multiple layers of tile, and compression fittings installed by previous owners that are weeping at the fitting body. None of these are emergencies when caught during a renovation, but they are all things we find routinely when we open walls.
Yes. We handle the rough-in and the trim-out. Rough-in means running the new supply and drain connections before tile and backer board go in. Trim-out means connecting the final fixtures — faucets, toilets, sinks, shower valves — after tile is complete. We coordinate directly with your GC or tile contractor on sequencing.
Yes. Galvanized replacement is one of the most common jobs we do in Ridgewood, Bushwick, Maspeth and the surrounding neighborhoods. Pre-war buildings in this part of Queens and Brooklyn were plumbed with galvanized steel that is now 80–100 years old. The most effective fix is replacing the galvanized back to the riser with new copper during a renovation when the walls are open. If the walls are closed, we assess whether a targeted replacement or a full replumb makes more sense for your situation.
Yes. Two-family houses are some of the most common work we do in the core neighborhoods around our shop. Shared riser replacements, upper-unit bathroom replumbs, main shut-off replacements, and whole-house supply line upgrades are all jobs we handle regularly.
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