
NYC Plumbers
Serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx

Don’t take chances when it comes to your plumbing needs. We offer up-front pricing and honest NYC plumbing services by qualified technicians.
Boris Mechanical, Inc. specializes in all your plumbing needs, including plumbing service and repair of residential, commercial and industrial structures. If you are seeking personalized quality service, then you have come to the right place. With Boris Mechanical Plumbing, you will always deal directly with the owner, not an employee.
We’ll make your plumbing problems a no-problem.
Our specialists respond quickly to make sure that your plumbing problems get fixed quickly. If you need new plumbing added or installed, we will make sure it goes smoothly so that you will have a lot less to worry about! We have the tools, the technology, and the experience to make your plumbing problems a no-problem.
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Boris Mechanical, Inc.
465 Grand Street, LL
New York, NY 10002
Email: info@borismechanical.com
Phone: (212) 260-2006
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During the pandemic, American homeowners – including plenty of folks right here in Whitestone – had their plumbers install bidets. Bidets became popular as part of the health and wellness priority trend associated with staying home and avoiding COVID. But does this home plumbing trend have staying power? Architectural Digest is saying maybe not, but …
Where Did The Water Pressure Go?
“We have never had a problem with the water pressure before, but now, you turn on the shower and look.” Graine is a homeowner in the East Side. “It’s barely a trickle of water.” What can cause a sudden loss of water pressure? As East Side plumbers, when we hear that a home has suddenly …
Leaks Under the Kitchen Sink – How Serious Is This Plumbing Problem
“My sister just moved into a new place, so I went over to visit her. And in the course of showing me around, I see she has a bucket underneath her kitchen sink. There’s an inch of water in there maybe. When I asked her about it, she said “It’s just a little leak, I’ll …