Boris Mechanical
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As 2016 draws to a close, we’d like to extend our warmest wishes for a happy healthy New Year to everyone. Over the course of the past twelve months, it has been our honor and privilege to serve as your NYC plumber.Thank you for choosing us for your home and business plumbing needs. Whether you’ve …
New appliances are very popular gifts. Kitchen appliances often go on sale in January, as do washing machines and dryers. If you’ve recently acquired new appliances or you’re planning to, odds are you’re wondering about NYC appliance installation. How does one get the new fridge out of of the box and hooked up? What’s the …
While the typical New Yorker is younger than average – closer to 35 than the nationwide 40 – they’re getting older. Couple this with an active lifestyle, which can include lots of walking, biking, and other physical activity, and hip, knee, and lower back pain starts becoming a problem for people. Age related concerns like …
As soon as the temperature starts dropping, our phone starts ringing. Cold weather quickly reveals any furnace problems that may have gone unnoticed during the summer. Keeping your family healthy and happy means keeping them warm. Make sure your furnace is prepared to work well all winter long by scheduling your service call now. This …
Boris Mechanical’s NYC Plumbing services involve the repair and maintenance of the system of pipes, drains, fittings, valves, and fixtures that make the distribution of potable drinking water possible.
“I blame social media,” Brent said. “Our toilet wouldn’t stop running, and one of those DIY pages said it was a quick and simple fix.” He shook his head. Armed with a post that told him how to adjust the toilet float, Brent went to work. “There’s a real difference between looking at something on …
“It was our first time hosting Thanksgiving and I have to say everything went great!” Rosita is still exuberant over how well serving her parents, younger sister, and best friend a turkey dinner with all the trimmings actually went. “I was nervous about pretty much all of it, but it went really well.” There’s just …
“There’s got to be a leak somewhere in my apartment,” one Manhattan homeowner recently told us, “because I’ve seen the water bill go up.” They shrugged. “But I’m not seeing any puddles or wetness anywhere that I can find, so it’s probably no big deal, right?” They wanted reassurance that it was okay to ignore …