- Mikeydrains@gmail.com
- 417, Sunrise Highway, Bellmore, NY, United States, New York
In Bellmore and the surrounding areas, kitchen plumbing upgrades have become more than just routine fixes. Lately, we’re seeing more people opt for smart appliances and high-efficiency fixtures. Whether it's installing touchless faucets, water-saving dishwashers, or sinks with integrated accessories, these upgrades combine performance with convenience. We're also seeing a lot of demand for pot filler faucets and deep, single-bowl sinks. Clients want their kitchens to look great, but they also want functionality that matches their lifestyle. We help you get both.
If you're adding a fridge with a built-in ice maker, it's not just plug-and-play. You need a proper water line installed, and that includes a shut-off valve and a reliable connection to your home’s plumbing system. We make sure everything is leak-proof, positioned properly, and up to code. Whether you're running the line through cabinets or dropping it from a basement ceiling, we’ll find the cleanest, safest route. It’s a simple job on the surface, but it makes a big difference in how well your new appliance performs over time.
Garbage disposals work hard behind the scenes, and when they go bad, you notice right away. We get a lot of calls for disposals that are jammed, leaking, or making unusual noises. When that happens, we’ll inspect the unit and help you decide whether a repair or a full replacement makes more sense. New models are quieter, more efficient, and built with features like auto-reverse and overload protection. If you’re doing a kitchen remodel, we can also upgrade your disposal to one that handles tougher food waste without clogging your pipes.
Installing or replacing a dishwasher might look like a plug-in job, but it involves plumbing that needs to be done correctly. A lot of what we see are slow leaks from incorrect connections or improperly installed drain hoses. We ensure your dishwasher is connected with a proper air gap or high loop to avoid backflow problems. We also make sure the water lines are routed safely and aren’t at risk of freezing or bursting. Whether you’re upgrading to a new unit or redoing the entire kitchen, we make sure the dishwasher install supports long-term performance.
When it comes to full kitchen remodels, we coordinate with your contractor to make sure plumbing never becomes the bottleneck. Whether you’re relocating a sink, adding a second dishwasher, or running new lines for a pot filler or bar sink, we handle it all. We know how to reroute water and drain lines cleanly, and we always make sure the rough-in matches the final fixture layout. Our role is to make the plumbing part of your dream kitchen function flawlessly, with no surprises and no do-overs.
Most people don’t think about their garbage disposal until it stops working. The top signs that something's wrong include humming without grinding, leaking under the sink, or constant clogging in that section of the kitchen drain. If you're flipping the switch and nothing happens or the unit keeps tripping the breaker, it's time to call us. We’ll come in, assess the situation, and determine whether it’s a jam, electrical issue, or a complete motor failure.
We also see a lot of units that are simply underpowered or outdated. If you're putting modern food waste through a 20-year-old disposal, it’s probably struggling to keep up. That’s where upgrading makes a real difference.
The new generation of disposals is much more advanced than the old models. We're installing units now that are quieter, more powerful, and built with better safety features. Some have multi-stage grinding to handle tougher waste like fibrous vegetables or small bones. Others come with auto-reverse functions that reduce the chances of jams. Stainless steel components are another step up—they hold up better and resist corrosion.
We’re even seeing smart disposals entering the market. These can sync with your sink lighting, alert you to clogs, and automatically shut off if something's wrong. Whether you're looking for something basic or high-end, we’ll walk you through what fits your kitchen setup and budget.
A properly installed garbage disposal does more than grind food. It improves the flow of your entire kitchen plumbing system. We make sure your drain lines are graded correctly so nothing backs up. We also check for existing blockages in the P-trap or further down the line before installing anything new. And we always test for leaks under pressure and make sure the electrical work is secure and up to code.
The result is a disposal that works reliably without flooding the cabinet or vibrating the whole sink. For homes with septic systems, we also make sure to use septic-safe models that reduce strain on the tank.
What sets us apart is that we don’t just swap out the old unit and call it a day. We educate you on how to use the disposal correctly to avoid future clogs. We’ll talk to you about what not to put down there, how often to flush it with cold water, and when to use safe cleaning methods to keep odors away.
In most cases, a good garbage disposal lasts between 10 and 15 years, especially with proper maintenance. When you call World Class Sewer and Drain, you’re not just getting a repair or installation. You’re getting a long-term kitchen solution that saves time, reduces clogs, and protects your plumbing.
When you want to add an ice maker to your kitchen, it’s not just about plugging it in and hoping for the best. These systems need a dedicated water line that’s properly installed, tested, and connected to your home’s cold-water supply. We handle everything from drilling into cabinetry or flooring (if needed) to installing a saddle valve or a proper shut-off valve behind the refrigerator.
A clean, pressurized, and reliable water supply is critical for ice makers. We make sure you're set up for success with the correct water line material—usually copper or braided stainless steel depending on the setup—and we always pressure-test connections before finishing the job.
Most people call us when they’ve bought a fridge with a built-in ice maker and it’s not producing. Common issues include clogged filters, frozen lines, or valves that are stuck shut from sediment buildup. Sometimes, it's a pinched or poorly installed water line causing the problem. In other cases, the unit’s internal ice-making mechanism is faulty or past its lifespan.
If it’s a minor issue like a clogged line, we’ll flush it out. If the valve or solenoid is broken, we’ll replace it with a high-quality part that matches your specific unit. We also help with external ice makers, like those under-counter machines or those used in wet bars or outdoor kitchens. These setups often require drainage solutions, especially when they make nugget or gourmet ice.
When an ice maker fails completely, there are two options: repair or replacement. If your fridge is relatively new, we’ll help you source the right replacement part or repair kit. If the unit is older and parts are hard to find, or the machine has been leaking or damaging flooring, it may be time to replace the entire ice maker assembly.
In some cases, it's worth considering a standalone unit, especially if you entertain often or need more ice capacity. We’ll guide you on what makes sense for your needs and handle both the water line and any drain requirements for new installations.
What we do differently is ensure long-term reliability. We don’t just hook up a line and walk away. We educate you on filter replacement timelines, how to monitor for kinks or leaks, and how to properly shut off the water if you’re leaving for an extended period.
Whether it’s a new installation, a replacement, or diagnosing a frustrating ice-making issue, World Class Sewer and Drain will make sure your ice maker runs like it should. We make it easy for you to enjoy cold drinks and peace of mind.
Upgrading your sink is one of the simplest ways to elevate the look and function of your kitchen. Whether you’re working with an outdated drop-in sink or a poorly installed DIY job that’s never sat right, a new sink changes the entire vibe of the space. Homeowners in Bellmore are leaning toward large single-bowl stainless sinks, apron-front farmhouse styles, and composite sinks that resist stains and scratches.
It’s not just about aesthetics. A properly sized and installed sink improves daily functionality, water control, and even counter space. We’ll walk you through your options, whether you're looking for a deep basin to handle oversized pots or a sleek undermount design that blends with quartz or granite countertops.
We’ve seen a lot of DIY sink installs, and unfortunately, many don’t hold up. Undermount sinks need exact support and sealing to prevent sagging or water damage. Top-mount sinks that aren’t level or caulked properly can lead to leaks into the cabinetry below. And improper drain alignment often causes slow drainage, gurgling sounds, or under-sink backups.
With a professional installation, we don’t just drop in a sink and leave. We make sure your faucet, disposal, and dishwasher lines are all properly aligned. We reseal drain assemblies, test all connections, and ensure your shut-off valves are functioning. Every angle, bracket, and gasket is handled with precision.
More clients are moving away from double-bowl sinks and opting for oversized single-basin options that allow full freedom for washing large cookware. We also see a rise in workstation sinks, which come with built-in accessories like cutting boards, drying racks, and colanders. These are perfect for maximizing prep space without remodeling the entire kitchen.
Farmhouse sinks are still going strong for their visual impact and practicality. Stainless steel is the go-to for durability, while granite composite sinks are catching on for their quiet operation and designer feel. We’ll help you match style, color, and utility to your specific needs.
While most think of the kitchen, we also install sinks in laundry rooms, utility spaces, and outdoor kitchens. Utility sinks benefit from high-durability materials and deeper basins, and they need proper venting and drain setups to prevent odors. In every setting, we focus on long-term performance, minimal water waste, and a clean, professional finish.
Once the installation is done, we test everything thoroughly. We make sure the sink is level, the drain is sealed, and there are no drips or slow leaks that can sneak up days later. We walk you through basic maintenance and care so your new sink continues looking and working like new.
With World Class Sewer and Drain, you’re not just getting a sink installed. You’re getting expert plumbing support that ensures everything around that sink works flawlessly for years to come.
When you’re remodeling your kitchen, plumbing is one of those hidden but essential elements that makes everything work together. Whether it’s relocating a sink to a new island, adding a pot filler near the stove, or roughing in water lines for a double dishwasher setup, your plumbing layout determines how efficiently the kitchen functions. We help you plan smart from the start so you’re not making compromises after the drywall goes up.
We work directly with your contractor or designer to ensure the plumbing lines align with the vision. If we’re part of the project early, we can catch red flags before they turn into costly revisions. A good remodel doesn’t just look good, it works flawlessly behind the scenes.
Kitchen upgrades have become more advanced than ever. We install dedicated lines for filtered water faucets, instant hot water taps, and even chilled water dispensers. If your remodel includes a built-in coffee maker or commercial-grade appliances, we make sure the plumbing is set up to match their specifications. We also handle more specialized needs, like installing new drain vents for relocated sinks or adjusting water pressure for high-efficiency dishwashers.
One of the big things we emphasize during remodels is future-proofing. If you’re opening the walls, it’s the right time to upgrade old copper or galvanized pipe to PEX or other modern materials. These changes can extend the lifespan of your kitchen plumbing and save you from future leaks or inefficiencies.
Moving plumbing is not as simple as just rerouting a pipe. We have to consider slope, drain flow, venting, and code compliance. We’ve seen projects where the sink is moved, but the drain is installed with a poor slope, leading to slow drainage and constant backups. We make sure every rerouted pipe is supported, accessible, and properly graded.
One of the most common challenges we solve is low water pressure after a remodel. This usually stems from incompatible fixtures, incorrect supply line sizes, or debris left in the lines during construction. We test and balance everything before the project is complete so you’re not left guessing.
A kitchen remodel moves in stages. We coordinate closely with your GC so we’re there when needed—during the rough-in, final hookup, and any mid-project adjustments. We also work around delays, last-minute layout changes, or unexpected discoveries behind the walls. Our job is to keep your project on track without creating surprises.
If you’re managing your own remodel, we’ll walk you through the timeline so you know when to bring us in. Our experience means we can often anticipate the plumbing needs even if your kitchen designer didn’t include them in the plan.
When you hire World Class Sewer and Drain for your kitchen remodel, you’re getting a team that knows how to work within high-end design while making sure all the plumbing is built to last. We’re efficient, clean, and flexible when schedules change. And once everything is installed, we stick around to test, troubleshoot, and make sure everything is perfect.
You only get one shot to get the plumbing right in a kitchen remodel. We make sure it’s done right the first time.
We uphold the highest standards in the industry, using top-tier tools and techniques to get the job done right. With extensive knowledge and years of experience, we’re ready to handle any sewer or drain crisis, ensuring swift, professional service you can trust.
