All About
Josephine The Plumber
Second-generation plumber. Decades of field experience. Licensed Master Plumber. Instructor. Mom.
About Josephine The Plumber
Our History
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.
Fully Insured & Bonded
WBE Certified
Licensed NYC & Westchester
More Than a Plumbing Company
At Josephine The Plumber, our work goes beyond plumbing and gas services. We are committed to raising the standard of the plumbing industry through education, training, and real-world experience. Josephine is a NYC Department of Buildings–approved Continuing Education Course Provider, helping New York City Licensed Master Plumbers and Master Fire Suppression Piping Contractors meet their continuing education requirements. Our training includes the Periodic Gas Piping Inspector Qualification course, preparing qualified individuals to perform the Local Law 152 Gas Inspections.
NYC Approved Education Classes20+
Years of Experience
Serving NYC & Westchester
What Sets Us Apart
WBE Certified
Josephine The Plumber is a certified Women Business Enterprise — one of a small number of WBE-certified plumbing contractors operating in New York City.
DOB-Approved Training
We are a New York City Department of Buildings approved course provider for Local Law 152 continuing education. We train the inspectors who inspect your building.
Forensic Expertise
Our forensic plumbing practice is called upon by attorneys, insurers, and building owners to investigate failures, leaks, and code violations — not just fix them.