Maxwell Plumb Mechanical Corp.

Maxwell Plumb Mechanical Corp. As a locally operated and family-owned residential and commercial plumbing company with over 30 years of experience.

We are a locally operated and family-owned residential and commercial plumbing company with over 30 years of experience, we have assisted various businesses in Bayside, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, and Queens.

Before summer officially wraps up, here’s your NYC homeowner recap. 🏙️We shared a lot of practical tips this season, but...
08/30/2026

Before summer officially wraps up, here’s your NYC homeowner recap. 🏙️

We shared a lot of practical tips this season, but these were some of the ones worth saving:

🔹 The truth behind the 78°F thermostat rule
🔹 Why backwater valves matter
🔹 Where hidden leaks can develop
🔹 What to check before heating season arrives

Whether you’ve been following us all summer or you’re just finding the page, this carousel is a great place to catch up.

Save it, share it with a fellow NYC homeowner, and stay tuned for what we’re covering this fall.

08/29/2026

Quick homeowner check: What's sitting around your water heater? 👀

Storage boxes and household items can make a utility area look harmlessly cluttered, but they can also make it harder to notice moisture or reach the water shut-off when you need it.

You don't need to turn your utility room into a showroom. Just keep the equipment and surrounding area visible and accessible.

That's one simple habit that can make it easier to catch a problem early.

Save this and check your water heater area this weekend.

Quick NYC trivia: How long has steam heat been keeping New Yorkers warm? 🏙️🔥The answer might surprise you.Steam heating ...
08/28/2026

Quick NYC trivia: How long has steam heat been keeping New Yorkers warm? 🏙️🔥

The answer might surprise you.

Steam heating has been part of NYC’s residential landscape for more than 100 years, and many apartment buildings still use steam systems today.

So the radiator in your apartment isn't just a heating appliance—it’s part of a system that has helped define NYC buildings for generations.

Did you guess correctly?

Share this with someone who lives in a classic NYC apartment.

NYC homeowners: before fall gets here, put this checklist somewhere you'll remember it. 🍂A lot of seasonal problems are ...
08/27/2026

NYC homeowners: before fall gets here, put this checklist somewhere you'll remember it. 🍂

A lot of seasonal problems are preventable—or at least easier to catch—when you check your systems before they are under heavy demand.

Here's your pre-fall list:

🔥 Boiler: Get the heating system checked before you need it.
❄️ AC: Make your final filter change for the season.
💧 Basement: Test your sump pump and backwater valve.
🚿 Water heater: Check for visible leaks or unusual conditions.
🌿 Outdoor plumbing: Shut off unused hose bibs when you're done with them.

Save this now. Future-you will appreciate having one checklist instead of trying to remember everything when the first cold day arrives.

Think your boiler only matters when it gets cold? Think again.One of the easiest heating mistakes NYC homeowners and pro...
08/26/2026

Think your boiler only matters when it gets cold? Think again.

One of the easiest heating mistakes NYC homeowners and property managers can make is waiting until the first cold day to find out whether the system is ready.

With NYC heat season beginning October 1, late summer is a good time to review:

🔧 Boiler maintenance
📋 Inspection requirements
⚠️ Problems from the previous heating season

The goal isn't to wait for an emergency. It's to identify potential issues while there's still time to address them.

Save this as a reminder before fall arrives—and share it with a NYC homeowner or property manager.

Going away for a few days? Don't forget to check your home before you go. 🧳🏠A quick 3-minute plumbing check can help you...
08/25/2026

Going away for a few days? Don't forget to check your home before you go. 🧳🏠

A quick 3-minute plumbing check can help you catch a small problem before it has several days to become a much bigger one.

Before you lock the door:

💧 Know where your main water shutoff is
🔎 Look for small leaks around sinks, toilets, and appliances
🔥 Check your water heater's manufacturer-approved vacation/low-use setting, if available

Simple checks. Potentially fewer surprises when you return.

Save this checklist for your next trip—and share it with a NYC homeowner who travels often.

08/24/2026

It’s 90° outside. Why are we talking about your heating system? ☀️➡️🔥

Because waiting until the first cold snap to discover a heating problem is one of the easiest ways to end up dealing with an avoidable headache.

August is a good time to have your heating system visually checked and make sure everything is ready before it goes back into regular use.

A little preparation now can mean fewer surprises when the temperature drops.

Save this reminder for later—and share it with a NYC homeowner or property manager.

💧 Where would you look first if you suspected a leak?Most homeowners check under the sink—but there are several other pl...
08/23/2026

💧 Where would you look first if you suspected a leak?

Most homeowners check under the sink—but there are several other places where small leaks can quietly cause problems.

Check these 5 spots:

1️⃣ Refrigerator ice maker line
2️⃣ Washing machine hoses
3️⃣ Around the water heater base
4️⃣ Under the dishwasher
5️⃣ Inside the toilet tank

You don't need to be a plumber to perform a basic visual check. Look for moisture, corrosion, staining, rust, or anything that looks different from normal.

Save this checklist for your next weekend home check.

08/22/2026

🔊 Your plumbing might be trying to tell you something.

Can you identify these 3 common plumbing sounds before we reveal what they mean?

🚽 A toilet that keeps running
🫧 A drain that starts gurgling
🔨 A sharp bang after turning off the water

Some plumbing problems give you a warning long before they become a bigger issue.

How many did you recognize? 3/3, 2/3, or 1/3?

Comment your score—and challenge someone who thinks they know everything about their house. 👇

💧 How much water can a “small” dripping faucet actually waste?More than you might think.A faucet dripping approximately ...
08/21/2026

💧 How much water can a “small” dripping faucet actually waste?

More than you might think.

A faucet dripping approximately once per second can waste around 170–250 gallons of water per month, depending on the actual drip rate.

That means a problem that sounds minor can quietly add up over time.

Before you dismiss that drip… drip… drip…, check the faucet and keep an eye on how frequently it's dripping.

Small maintenance issues are easier to address before they become bigger ones.

Save this post and share it with a homeowner who needs to hear it.

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43-20 203rd Street
Bayside, NY
11361

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+17185096398

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