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At Josephine the Plumber, we bring decades of experience and a legacy of excellence to every job. As a second-generation plumbing company, we’ve handled everything from complex underground installations to large-scale commercial systems, residential services, and specialized healthcare facility plumbing.
Josephine The Plumber is a NYS and NYC certified “WBE” or Woman Business Enterprise.
Now, Josephine the Plumber is also shaping the future of the trade. We’ve expanded into continuing education, preparing the next generation of skilled plumbers to carry the torch forward. With offices in Lower Manhattan and Lower Westchester, we’re always within reach and ready to serve.
Whether it’s a NYC Local Law 152 gas inspection, water meter installation, or back-flow prevention test/installation, we self-perform all work with precision and pride. Josephine is fully licensed in New York City and Westchester County—where we proudly perform most of our work—and is known for dependable service, expert craftsmanship, and integrity. Josephine The Plumber LLC is licensed, fully insured, and bonded. Westchester County Master Plumber License No. 1544 and New York City License No. 2505. With offices in Lower Manhattan and Lower Westchester, we’re always within reach and ready to serve.
At Josephine The Plumber, we pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service. We strive to exceed our customers' expectations on every job. Josephine the Plumber is also teaching continuing education, preparing the next generation of skilled plumbers to carry the torch forward, and helping NYC Plumbers and Fire Suppression Contractors meet their continuing education requirements.
Click here if you are looking for our NYC APPROVED CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES
Westchester and NYC require plumbing liability insurance and workmers' compensation as part of the licensing process. This means that if anything happens to the plumber or their employee during the job, the insurance company pays for injuries and damages. This insurance also covers any accidental damage to your property. An unlicensed plumber may not have insurance of any kind, which could leave you vulnerable to some serious legal consequences or cause damage to your home. Oddly enough, if an unlicensed plumber is injured while performing a job on your property, they could actually sue you.
Also, it goes without saying that you’ll pay out-of-pocket for any property damage caused by an unlicensed plumber. Most homeowner’s insurance providers won’t cover the damages if they’re a result of negligence or an unlicensed plumber carrying out the work. This could also ultimately affect the status of your property insurance plan and your homeowner’s insurance premium.