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🚨 24/7 Emergency Response

24/7 Emergency Home Repairs in Manhattan, Queens & Nassau County

Fast Response • Licensed & Insured • Same-Day Service

When a pipe bursts at 2am or a door won't lock after a break-in, you can't wait until morning. The Handy Bros & Co answers the phone around the clock and typically arrives within 1–2 hours — to stop the damage, secure your home, and fix the problem properly.

Suburban home lit up at night during a rainstorm — The Handy Bros & Co answer 24/7 emergency home repair calls across Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County
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Who do I call for emergency home repair in Manhattan, Queens & Nassau County?

The Handy Bros & Co provides 24/7 emergency home repair across Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County, with typical on-site response in 1–2 hours. We handle water leaks and burst pipes, electrical hazards, emergency board-up and lock replacement, storm damage, plumbing emergencies, ceiling and drywall damage, safety hazards, and after-hours property management call-outs.

We are licensed and insured, estimates are free, and pricing is agreed before any work begins. Call (516) 240-9105 at any hour, including nights, weekends and holidays.

💧Water LeaksElectrical Issues🚪Broken Doors & Locks🪟Broken Windows🌪Storm Damage🚽Plumbing Problems🛠Drywall & Ceiling Damage🏠Property Damage Repairs
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Core Emergency Services

The 10 Calls We Take Most Often

These are the emergencies we're dispatched for most frequently across Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County. If your situation isn't listed, call anyway — if it isn't ours, we'll tell you who to call.

What's Included

Emergency Repair Services By Category

Every service below is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Where a job legally requires a licensed plumber or electrician, we secure the situation, tell you plainly, and point you to the right trade — at no charge.

Flooded basement with standing water covering the floor after a burst pipe — emergency water damage and leak repair

💧Emergency Water Damage & Leak Repair

A leak is an emergency the moment water is still moving. Our first job is to stop the flow, then contain the damage, then repair — in that order.

Water travels fast and it travels down. A pinhole leak in a second-floor supply line can soak a ceiling, ruin cabinetry and short out a light fixture within an hour. We shut the water off at the source, pull the wet material out before mold takes hold, and repair the failure itself so it doesn't happen again the following week.

Electrician inspecting a circuit breaker panel by flashlight during an emergency electrical repair

Electrical Emergency Repairs

If you can smell burning, see sparks, or feel heat at an outlet or switch, shut the breaker off and call us. Don't keep using the circuit.

Most electrical emergencies announce themselves before they become a fire — a warm faceplate, a breaker that won't stay set, a smell of hot plastic. We diagnose why the circuit is failing rather than just resetting it, and we replace failed devices with correctly rated parts. Work that requires a licensed electrician is identified up front and referred, not improvised.

Shattered plate glass window cordoned off with safety cones, awaiting emergency board-up and glass replacement

🚪Emergency Door, Window & Security Repairs

If your home can't be locked, it's an emergency regardless of the hour. We secure the opening the same night.

After a break-in, a storm, or a lock that simply gave out, the priority is a door that closes and a bolt that throws. We carry replacement locks, strike plates, hinges and board-up material, so you're secure before we leave — and we come back for the finished repair in daylight if the permanent fix needs ordering.

Blue emergency tarp on a storm-damaged roof with torn-away gutter and fascia after high winds

🌧️Storm Damage Emergency Repairs

After a storm the clock is the enemy — every hour an opening stays open is more water inside the wall.

Nor'easters and summer squalls do the same thing every time: lift shingles, tear gutters loose, drive rain past trim and siding. We tarp, seal and stabilize immediately so the interior stops taking on water, then handle the exterior repairs. If damage is beyond handyman scope, we'll tell you plainly and document it for your insurer.

Plumber tightening a leaking sink drain pipe with a pipe wrench during an emergency plumbing repair

🚽Plumbing Emergencies

Anything actively running, overflowing or leaking is a same-day call. Anything wet near an electrical fixture is an immediate one.

A running toilet wastes money; an overflowing one damages a floor. We handle the fixture-level plumbing emergencies that make a home unusable — and we're honest about the line between what a handyman should repair and what belongs to a licensed plumber. You'll never be charged for us to discover that.

Room stripped back to the studs with an opened ceiling after water damage — emergency drywall removal and interior repair

🛠Interior Emergency Repairs

Once the water is off, the next emergency is the material it soaked. Wet drywall left in place becomes a mold problem within days.

This is the work that happens after the leak is stopped and before the finish repair: opening up saturated ceilings, cutting back ruined drywall, stabilizing anything structural that has shifted, and making the space safe to walk through again. Doing it fast is the single biggest factor in how much the total repair ends up costing.

Collapsed water-damaged ceiling with exposed pipes and mould growth — emergency ceiling and safety hazard repair

🔥Emergency Safety Hazard Repairs

A loose handrail at the top of a staircase is an emergency. It just hasn't happened yet.

Safety repairs are the cheapest work we do and the most consequential. If someone in the home is elderly, unsteady, recovering from surgery, or very young, we'll prioritize you the same day — and while we're there we'll flag anything else in the path of travel that's likely to cause a fall.

Commercial building cordoned off with caution tape and cones at dusk during emergency repairs, water pouring from a damaged facade

🏢Property Management Emergency Repairs

One number, 24/7, for tenant emergencies — with documentation your office can actually file.

We work with property managers, landlords, superintendents and HOA boards across Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County. That means predictable after-hours response, photographs and written notes on every call, invoicing you rather than the tenant, and a technician who understands that the goal is a habitable unit tonight and a permanent fix on schedule.

Emergency Triage

Is This an Emergency, or Can It Wait?

Honest answer: most people call too late, not too early. Anything actively causing damage or leaving the home unsafe or unsecured is a call right now. Here's how we triage it when you ring.

Use this as a guide only. If you're unsure, call (516) 240-9105 — asking costs nothing.
SituationUrgencyWhy
Water actively running or dripping from a ceilingCall nowEvery hour multiplies the drywall, insulation and flooring you lose.
Burning smell, sparking, or a hot outletCall nowShut the breaker off first, then call. This is a fire risk.
A door or window that will not lockCall nowYour home is not secure until the opening is closed.
Overflowing toilet or sewage backupCall nowContamination and floor damage both worsen quickly.
No smoke or carbon monoxide alarm workingCall nowNever spend a night in a home without a working alarm.
A slow drip under a sink into a bucketSame or next dayContained and stable — but it will not fix itself.
A single dead outlet on an otherwise healthy circuitSame or next dayInconvenient, not dangerous, once nothing is warm to the touch.
Cosmetic drywall cracks or nail popsSchedule normallyNo safety or water implication. Book it in daylight and save the after-hours rate.
While You Wait

What To Do Before We Arrive

Five minutes of the right action before we get there routinely saves thousands in repair costs. Work through these in order.

  1. Make people safe firstGet everyone away from standing water, damaged ceilings and any area that smells of burning. Nothing in the house is worth an injury.
  2. Kill the sourceFor water, close the fixture shut-off or the main. For electrical, switch the breaker off at the panel. If you're not sure which one, call us and we'll talk you through it.
  3. Contain what you canBuckets under drips, towels at door thresholds, furniture and rugs moved clear. A trash can under a ceiling leak saves a floor.
  4. Photograph everythingBefore you move or clean anything, take wide shots and close-ups. Your insurer will ask, and photos taken at 2am are worth more than a description written a week later.
  5. Call us and describe it plainlyCall (516) 240-9105 and tell us what you're seeing. We'll give you an honest ETA and anything else to do before we arrive.

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Coverage

24/7 Emergency Coverage Near You

We dispatch around the clock across Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County. A few of the neighborhoods we cover — see the full list on our service areas page.

FAQ

Emergency Home Repair Questions

Yes — we answer the phone and dispatch technicians 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends and holidays across Manhattan, Queens & Nassau County. Call (516) 240-9105 any time.
For most emergencies we respond within 1–2 hours. Call (516) 240-9105 and we'll give you an honest ETA immediately rather than a window we can't keep.
Anything that is actively causing damage, or that makes the home unsafe or insecure. That means burst and leaking pipes, water coming through a ceiling, electrical hazards such as sparking or burning smells, break-in damage, storm damage, doors or windows that won't lock, failed smoke or carbon monoxide alarms, and unsafe stairs or handrails.
Get people clear of the hazard, shut off the water at the fixture or main, or switch off the breaker for an electrical issue. Put buckets under active drips, move what you can out of the way, and photograph everything before you clean up.
Fixture shut-offs are usually directly under a sink or behind a toilet. The main is typically where the supply line enters the building — a basement, crawlspace, utility closet or near the water meter. Call us and we'll help you find it over the phone before we arrive.
Emergency and after-hours work is priced differently from scheduled daytime work, and we tell you that before we're dispatched — never after the job is done. Estimates are always free.
It depends entirely on the job. What we can promise is that the estimate is free, the pricing is explained before any work begins, and you approve it first. Call (516) 240-9105 for a real number on your specific situation.
Yes, fully licensed and insured across Manhattan, Queens & Nassau County. Certificates of insurance are available for property managers, boards and building requirements on request.
That's usually the right approach. We stabilize and secure immediately — board-up, tarping, lock replacement, water shut-off — then return in daylight for the permanent repair once any parts or materials are on hand.
Yes. We provide after-hours coverage for property managers, landlords, superintendents and HOA boards, including photo documentation on every call and invoicing to the management company rather than the tenant.
Both, up to a point. We stop the leak, remove saturated drywall, insulation and cabinetry so the cavity can dry, and repair the finishes afterwards. Large-scale remediation involving specialist drying equipment is referred out and we'll tell you as soon as we see it.
We'll tell you on the spot, secure the situation so it stops getting worse, and point you to the right trade. We don't take on work that legally isn't ours to do.
All of Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County — including Hempstead, Garden City, Rockville Centre, Long Beach, Jamaica, Forest Hills, Flushing-adjacent neighborhoods, the Rockaways and the Five Towns.
Yes. We carry board-up material and secure broken windows, doors and storefronts the same night, then return to fit the permanent glass or door once it's available.
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