Nassau County is densely built, with older homes set close together, finished basements that families count on for living space, and a South Shore that knows what storm flooding looks like. LA New York Pump keeps the pumps in these homes and buildings running, from Great Neck and Port Washington to Freeport and Long Beach.
Our approach is simple: we inspect, discover and fix. A technician finds the real cause of the problem, explains your options in plain terms and gets the system back in service.
Common Pump Problems in Nassau Homes
Finished basements below the sewer line
Many Nassau homes have basements that were finished long after the house was built, often with a bathroom, laundry room or bar added along the way. When those fixtures sit lower than the main drain leaving the house, a sewage ejector pump does the lifting. Aging ejector pumps with worn floats, failing check valves or corroded basins are a frequent call for us, and a failure here can ruin a finished space quickly.
Groundwater and South Shore flooding
In South Shore communities such as Long Beach, Island Park, Oceanside, Baldwin, Freeport and Massapequa, groundwater sits close to the surface and storm surge is a real risk, as Superstorm Sandy made clear. A reliable sump pump with a backup pump and a high-water alarm is the best defense for a finished basement. Our sump pump maintenance checklist for Long Island homes walks through what to check each season.
Hot water heating in older houses
Older colonials, Tudors and Cape Cods in towns like Garden City, Rockville Centre and Manhasset are often heated by hot water boilers. Circulator pumps, zone valves and expansion tanks wear out over time, and a seized circulator can leave part or all of the house without heat. We repair and replace heating circulator pumps and zone pumps and service the expansion tanks that go with them.
Apartment, Co-op and Commercial Buildings
Nassau is not only single-family homes. Co-ops and apartment buildings in Great Neck, Mineola, Hempstead and Long Beach, garden-apartment complexes and condo communities across the county, and office buildings around Garden City, Uniondale and Lake Success depend on domestic water booster pumps, heating and cooling pumps, shared sump and ejector pumps, and the control panels that run them. We service these systems for superintendents, property managers, boards and facility engineers, and we can set up a preventive maintenance schedule so problems are caught before residents notice them. See how we work with property managers and building portfolios.
What Nassau Customers Ask Us For Most
- Sewage ejector pump repair and replacement
- Sump pump replacement, backup pumps and high-water alarms
- Heating circulator and zone pump service
- Booster pump and pressure tank service for multi-family buildings
- Emergency service for sewage backups, flooding and loss of heat
Tip: If your finished basement depends on a sewage ejector or sump pump, make sure it has a working alarm. An alarm that sounds when the water level rises gives you time to call for service before anything overflows.
From Valley Stream and Hempstead to Hicksville, Syosset and Oyster Bay, call LA New York Pump at (631) 565-9577 to book service or an assessment. We are available 24/7 for pump emergencies across Nassau County.
Towns and neighborhoods we serve in Nassau County
- Hempstead
- Garden City
- Mineola
- Rockville Centre
- Valley Stream
- Freeport
- Baldwin
- Oceanside
- Long Beach
- Island Park
- Massapequa
- Levittown
- Hicksville
- Great Neck
- Manhasset
- Port Washington
- Glen Cove
- Oyster Bay
