Your Trusted Plumber in New Port Richey, Florida
Licensed, insured, and serving New Port Richey homeowners with honest plumbing work.
Plumbing Services in New Port Richey
Massey Plumbing serves homeowners throughout New Port Richey with professional residential plumbing services. Many homes here date back to the 1950s and 60s, when the city’s downtown and riverfront neighborhoods along the Cotee River were first built out, and that means older cast iron and galvanized plumbing is still common: corroded pipes, aging water heaters, and sewer lines that have outlived their original lifespan. We bring the right tools, the right training, and a commitment to honest work every time we show up.
What We Do in New Port Richey
Drain Cleaning
Homes near the river and canals often have older drain lines that were never built for today's water use, and tree roots from mature landscaping add to the problem. Our drain cleaning in New Port Richey clears the blockage completely instead of pushing it further down the line.
Drain CleaningWater Heaters
Many water heaters here are original to homes built decades ago, and Florida's hard water speeds up the wear. Whether you need a repair or a full replacement, we service tank and tankless units of every age.
Water HeatersWhole-House Repipe
A lot of the older homes near downtown and the riverfront still run on galvanized or cast iron pipe from the mid-1900s, which corrodes from the inside out over time. When patch repairs stop making sense, we repipe the whole system with materials built to last.
Whole-House RepipeSewer Line Repair
Older sewer lines in this part of the county are prone to root intrusion and settling, especially in neighborhoods built before modern piping standards. Our sewer line repair in New Port Richey starts with a camera inspection to pinpoint the exact problem before we dig.
Sewer Line RepairLeak Detection
A hidden leak under a slab or behind an older wall can go unnoticed for months, especially in a canal-front or riverfront home. We find the source without unnecessary demolition, including slab leak repair for homes on a concrete foundation.
Leak DetectionBathroom Remodel
Whether you're updating a classic 1950s bathroom or renovating a newer build, we handle the plumbing side of the project: new supply lines, drains, and fixtures installed to code.
Bathroom RemodelGas Line Install
Adding a gas range, tankless water heater, or outdoor kitchen starts with a properly sized, pressure-tested gas line. We handle installation and connection safely, with the permits Pasco County requires.
Gas Line InstallToilet Repair
A running or weak-flushing toilet is one of the most common calls we get, often tied to mineral buildup from hard water or aging components in an older home. We fix the cause, not just the symptom.
Toilet RepairWater Filtration
Florida's hard water affects fixtures and appliances in every home, but it shows up faster in older plumbing systems already dealing with mineral buildup. Whole-home filtration is one of the most requested upgrades we install.
Water FiltrationKitchen Plumbing
From a new sink and faucet to garbage disposal repair, we handle the plumbing behind your kitchen, whether it's a classic riverfront cottage or a newer build.
Kitchen PlumbingWhy New Port Richey Homeowners Choose Massey Plumbing
When you need a plumber in New Port Richey, day or night, Massey Plumbing has the experience to work on the full mix of older and newer homes here. Older homes often need repiping, sewer line attention, or water heater upgrades, while newer builds may need fixture installations or additions. We handle it all under Florida license #CFC1429160, with honest pricing and a one-year warranty on every job.
Before and After: Corroded Valve Replaced with PEX
A corroded brass valve and copper supply line found behind a wall, and the new valve with PEX supply lines that replaced it. The kind of repair older homes in New Port Richey and across Pasco County need most.
What Our Customers Say
Real Google reviews from homeowners across Pasco County.
“I had 3 repairs including a leaking kitchen faucet replacement, refrigerator line leak, and a garden hose stuck on the spigot. Our plumber Todd got them all done easily with the cost being less than expected. He was proactive about pointing out potential problems without recommending unnecessary fixes. Wouldn't hesitate to call them again for future problems or projects.”
“Today we needed a pipe repaired and I called Massey and they sent Todd out and he had it repaired within an hour and I will definitely recommend. The staff is all great from the guys who fixed it to the office staff who sent them.”
“Very professional and was quick to get the leak stopped the day I called. Ordered the water heater the same day and was here installing it the very next day. Very pleased.”
Frequently Asked Questions About Our New Port Richey Services
We are able to offer same-day service for most calls in this area, and we prioritize true emergencies like burst pipes or major leaks as they come in. Call us and we will give you a realistic window before we head out.
Yes, same-day service is available for most repairs, including drain clogs, leaks, and water heater issues. If you call early in the day, we can often get to you before the day is out.
If you can safely reach it, shut off the water at the main valve to limit damage while you wait. Note when the problem started and whether it is affecting one fixture or the whole house, since that helps us bring the right parts on the first visit.
Rates in this part of Florida typically run $75 to $200 per hour depending on the job, but we give you a flat, upfront price before we start so you are not billed by the hour.
In most cases, yes. If we have the right unit in stock for your home's setup, a standard tank replacement can usually be completed the same day we are called out.
A single stubborn clog usually calls for drain cleaning, but a clog that keeps coming back in the same spot, especially in an older home, can point to a bigger issue in the sewer line itself, like root intrusion or a settling pipe. We can run a camera inspection to tell the difference before recommending a fix.
Yes. A rising bill with no obvious leak is one of the most common signs of a hidden leak, often under a slab or behind a wall, and it is worth having a plumber track it down before it gets more expensive.
Signs include frequent pinhole leaks, discolored water, low water pressure throughout the house, or visible corrosion on exposed pipes. Homes here built in the 1950s and 60s with original galvanized or cast iron pipe are the most likely candidates.
Yes, gas line work should always go through a licensed plumber, since it requires a properly sized, pressure-tested line and a permit through Pasco County. We handle installation and repair for gas ranges, tankless water heaters, and outdoor kitchens.
Yes. We provide a written estimate before any work begins so you know the cost upfront, whether it is a small repair or a larger project like a repipe.
Serving New Port Richey and Nearby Pasco County Communities
Massey Plumbing is the New Port Richey plumber homeowners count on for plumbing repair big or small, and we also serve Port Richey, Holiday, Hudson, Trinity, and the surrounding Pasco County area. Whether you need a quick repair, a full repipe, or emergency plumbing service, we show up on time, give you honest pricing before we start, and leave your home clean when the work is done.
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