Pipes It Call Mike

Mikey Pipes It

Big Mike fixes leaks, clogs, gas lines and dead water heaters across Long Island.

Call (631) 903-4917Text a photo

White is PVC.

It carries the drains from your sinks, tubs and toilets. The purple ring is primer. It shows a joint was glued right.

Black is gas pipe.

The yellow handle is your shut-off. Across the pipe is off. In line with it is on.

And Mike pipes it.

One call gets Mike himself, from the first photo you text to the last joint he checks.

Call (631) 903-4917

Big Mike, a very big plumber in an orange hoodie, with a bundle of white PVC pipes on one shoulder and a black gas pipe with a yellow shut-off handle in his other hand

Watch Big Mike work

A pipe lets go. Mike pulls up, shuts the water, pipes it right and gets the heat back on.

What Mike fixes

Three kinds of pipe run through your house. Pick the one giving you trouble.

Big Mike's hand turning a shut-off valve under a sink while a split pipe sprays water

Leaks and water lines

First move: shut the valve under the fixture, or the main. Then text Mike a photo.

  • Leaking pipesCopper, PEX or galvanized: found, cut out and re-run.
  • Burst and frozen pipesShut it down, dry it out, replace the split section.
  • Faucets and fixturesDrips, low pressure, a new kitchen faucet set right.
  • ToiletsRunning, rocking or leaking at the base.
  • Shut-off valvesOld valves that won't close, replaced before you need them.
  • Outdoor spigotsHose bibs that drip or split in a freeze.
  • Sump pumpsPumps that run all the time, or not at all.
  • WinterizingOutdoor lines and summer houses shut down before the freeze.
Big Mike's hands about to push a white PVC elbow onto a pipe painted with purple primer

Drains

First move: stop running the water and skip the store drain cleaner. Then call Mike.

  • Sinks and tubsHair, grease and soap pulled out, not pushed further down.
  • Toilet clogsThe toilet that backs up every other week.
  • Main line backupsWhen every drain in the house is slow at once.
  • Drain cleaningCleared with a snake, then tested with running water.
  • Camera inspectionA camera down the line, so you see what's in there.
  • Sewer line repairRoots, breaks and bellies in the line to the street.
Big Mike kneeling at a water heater with his hand on the yellow gas shut-off handle

Gas and heat

First move: no hot water? Check the breaker or the pilot light, then call Mike. Smell gas? Leave the house first, then call 911 or your gas company from outside.

  • Water heatersTank heaters repaired or swapped, old one hauled out.
  • Tankless heatersInstalled, flushed and serviced.
  • BoilersNo heat, banging pipes, a boiler that won't fire.
  • Radiators and baseboardCold radiators bled, leaking baseboard fixed.
  • Gas linesLines run for a new stove, dryer or grill.

Big guy. Small spaces.

Mike is huge. Crawl spaces, closets, the cabinet under your sink: he still fits, and the mess leaves with him.

The owner, on every job

No dispatcher and no whoever's free. The guy who picks up the phone is the guy under your sink, with 20+ years on the tools.

Text Mike a photo

Big Mike on his back with his shoulders squeezed into the cabinet under a kitchen sink, his legs stretched across the floor

How a call goes

Big Mike pulling a bundle of white PVC pipes out of the back of a white van that says Mikey Pipes It on its side
  1. You call, or text a photo

    A picture of the leak, the drain or the label on the water heater tells Mike what to bring.

  2. Mike tells you the first move

    Which valve to shut, what to leave alone, and when he can be there.

  3. You hear the price before any work

    He finds the real cause and tells you the price. You say yes, or think it over.

  4. Fixed, tested, cleaned up

    Water back on, every joint checked, and the drop cloths leave with him.

Questions for Mike

Big Mike smiling with his arms folded
Do you take emergency calls?

Yes. Call or text the number on this page and Mike will tell you how fast he can get there and what to do in the meantime.

Can I text you a photo first?

Please do. A photo of the leak, the drain or the label on the water heater tells Mike what to bring.

When do I hear the price?

Before any work starts. Mike looks, finds the real cause and tells you the price. You say yes or think it over.

Do you work on boilers and water heaters?

Yes: tank and tankless water heaters, boilers, radiators and baseboard heat.

What towns do you cover?

Long Island, Nassau and Suffolk. Not sure you're in range? Call anyway.

Is this a big company?

No. It's Mike. You get the owner on every job, from the phone call to the last joint.

Call Big Mike

Tell him what's going on. He'll tell you the first move and when he can be there.

(631) 903-4917

Text a photo[email protected]

Long Island, New York. Nassau and Suffolk.

A homeowner at her kitchen sink gives a thumbs up to Big Mike as clean water runs from the faucet