Water Booster Pump Services
Repair, maintenance and replacement of house pumps and packaged booster systems, so residents on every floor of your building keep steady water pressure.
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Family-owned · NYC · Long Island · Westchester
The pump company property managers call when residents lose water pressure, heat or a dry basement. We inspect, discover and fix booster, sewage, sump, heating and fire pumps for apartment buildings, condos, co-ops and homes — on call 24/7.
We are LA New York Pump
LA New York Pump is a family-owned pump repair business serving the New York tri-state area and Long Island. We bring the knowledge and hands-on experience to perform every service efficiently and on time — whether you need a pump repair, routine maintenance or a new pump installation.
We work on the pumps that keep buildings running: heating and HVAC pumps, water pressure booster pumps and wastewater pumps, plus the controls, tanks and motors behind them. Our goal is complete customer satisfaction with full-service pump care. We make it easy.
We check the pump, motor, controls, piping and tanks — not just the part that failed.
We find the root cause and explain your repair or replacement options clearly.
We complete the work, test the system under load and leave it running right.
Our services
Repair, preventive maintenance and installation for every pump system in your property — and the controls, tanks and motors that keep them running.
Repair, maintenance and replacement of house pumps and packaged booster systems, so residents on every floor of your building keep steady water pressure.
Learn more about Water Booster Pump ServicesRepair and replacement of sewage ejector and grinder pumps, floats, alarms and check valves serving basement apartments, laundry rooms and other low fixtures.
Learn more about Sewage Pump ServicesRepair and maintenance of circulators, steam condensate and boiler feed pumps, and chilled water pumps, so residents keep their heat and cooling.
Learn more about HVAC Pump ServicesTroubleshooting and repair of pump control panels, VFDs, float and pressure switches, starters, alternators and alarms in apartment and commercial buildings.
Learn more about Pump Control ServicesTesting, recharging and replacement of pressure, expansion and hydropneumatic tanks to stop short cycling and pressure swings and protect your building's pumps.
Learn more about Pump Tank ServicesInsulation testing, bearing replacement, rewind-or-replace decisions and alignment for the motors that drive your building's booster, heating, sewage and fire pumps.
Learn more about Pump Motor ServicesRepair, replacement and backup systems for sump pumps in homes, apartment complexes and commercial buildings in high water table and coastal areas.
Learn more about Sump Pump ServicesRepair and maintenance of air compressors for pneumatic HVAC controls and dry-pipe sprinklers in apartment and commercial buildings, and for shops.
Learn more about Air Compressor Pump ServicesRepair and maintenance of electric and diesel fire pumps and jockey pumps in residential and commercial buildings, plus support during churn and flow tests.
Learn more about Fire Pump ServicesFor property managers & supers
When a booster pump fails on a Friday night or a sewage ejector backs up into the cellar, you need one call that gets the right technician on the problem. We work with property managers, superintendents and boards of apartment buildings, condos, co-ops and residential communities across NYC, Long Island and Westchester.
Why LA New York Pump
No water upstairs, a sewage backup or a flooding basement can't wait. Call any time, day or night, weekends and holidays.
You deal directly with a family business that treats every building like its own and stands behind the work.
From a single sump pump in a Long Island basement to booster, heating and fire pump systems in NYC buildings.
We explain what we found and what it will take to fix it, so you can decide between repair and replacement with confidence.
Where we work
Our technicians cover the New York tri-state area every day. Find your area below for local information and the services most requested there.
Pump tips & guides
Pump power falls with the cube of speed. Learn how VFDs use the affinity laws to cut energy costs, where they pay off, and what to check before you install one.
Read article: VFD Pump Controls: How Variable Speed Drives Cut Energy CostsEvery foot of height costs about 0.433 psi. Here is why upper floors lose water pressure, how to diagnose the cause, and how a properly sized booster pump fixes it.
Read article: Why Upper Floors Lose Water Pressure (and How Booster Pumps Fix It)Age, efficiency, parts availability, repeat failures, sizing and downtime: the factors a technician weighs when deciding whether to repair or replace a pump.
Read article: Pump Repair vs. Replacement: How to Make the Right CallFAQ
Yes. Pumps fail at the worst times, so we answer calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have no water pressure, a sewage or sump pump that stopped working, a flooding basement or a fire pump alarm, call (631) 565-9577 and describe the problem so we can prioritize your call.
We serve the New York tri-state area: all five New York City boroughs (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island), Nassau County and Suffolk County on Long Island, and Westchester County.
Yes. We service homes, multi-family and co-op buildings, commercial properties and light-industrial facilities, from a single basement sump pump to duplex booster systems, boiler room circulators, sewage ejector stations and fire pumps.
Yes. Much of our work comes from property managers, superintendents and boards of apartment buildings, condos, co-ops and residential communities. One call covers booster, sewage, sump, heating and fire pumps across your buildings in NYC, Long Island and Westchester, and we explain what we found so you can report to owners and residents.
Most building pumps benefit from an inspection at least once a year, and critical equipment more often. Sump and sewage pumps should be checked before storm season, heating pumps before winter, and fire pumps must follow the inspection and testing schedule required by NFPA 25 and your local fire code.
It depends on the pump's age, condition, efficiency, parts availability and how critical it is to your building. We inspect the system, explain what we found and give you clear repair and replacement options before any work begins.
Contact us
Tell us what's going on with your pump and we'll get back to you quickly. For emergencies, call us — we answer 24/7.
Pump down? Basement flooding? No water upstairs?
Residential, multi-family and commercial buildings across New York City, Long Island and Westchester.