NYC DOB permit handled start to finish — filed and signed off by us, not left for you to chase down. Skipping this is the kind of thing that comes back to bite you at sale, refinance, or inspection time.
No hot water is never convenient. If you're reading this at 6am before work or with a basement full of standing water, you don't need a sales pitch — you need someone who knows what they're doing to show up and fix it right.
We're a Queens-based water heater company. We do the installs ourselves — no call centers, no subcontracting your job out to whoever's free. Corona's basements, walk-up buildings, and shared systems aren't a mystery to us. We work here.
A lot of Corona homes are two- and three-family houses, many attached, many built decades ago. That means a few things:
If you're in LeFrak City or managing any large residential building, this isn't a quick online quote situation — call us and tell us what you're dealing with. Central systems and building-wide coordination need a real conversation first.
Most Corona two- and three-family homes: a properly sized tank is still the right call. Faster install, lower cost, easier to service in a shared basement.
Tight on space? Tankless frees up the floor — but a lot of older buildings have gas lines sized for much less than a tankless system needs. We check your gas line before we ever quote tankless, and if it needs upgrading, that's in your price up front — not a surprise mid-job.
| Installation | Price Range |
|---|---|
| 40-Gallon Tank | $1,100 – $2,100 |
| 50-Gallon Tank | $1,300 – $2,400 |
| 75-Gallon (multi-family) | $1,800 – $2,700 |
| Tankless Gas | $2,500 – $4,200 |
| Gas Line Upgrade (if needed) | $400 – $1,200 |
| Old Unit Removal | Included |
| NYC Permit | Included |
Price moves based on access, whether it's serving one apartment or several, and the condition of your existing gas/electric connections. We check all that on-site and give you one number — that's what you pay.
Remove the old unit and install the new one to code — drained, disconnected, and hauled out; new unit set, connected, and secured properly.
Test everything before we call it done — pressure relief valve, water temperature, and every connection checked for leaks. We don't leave until it's right.
Timing you can count on — a standard job in a Corona two- or three-family basement takes 2–3 hours. If your setup has tight access or shares a system with other units, we tell you that upfront, not after we've already started.
NYC DOB permit handled start to finish — filed and signed off by us, not left for you to chase down. Skipping this is the kind of thing that comes back to bite you at sale, refinance, or inspection time.
Yes, all the time. We size for total demand across every unit it serves, not just one household.
Yes. Written quote, permits, and sign-off go straight to whoever needs them — you, your agent, your accountant.
Tell us when you call. Narrow stairs, shared entrance, low ceiling — we plan for it instead of finding out when we're already there.
Yes — call us directly for these, they need a real conversation, not a form.
We test hot and cold separately so we tell you the actual cause, not just guess.
Yes, 24/7, with no after-hours surcharge for nights, weekends, or holidays.
Homeowner, landlord, or managing a building — we size it right, permit it right, and give you one honest number before we touch anything.