Licensed Master Plumber in Queens for Gas & Compliance Work

If you’re a building owner or property manager in Queens, you need a Licensed Master Plumber for gas service restoration, gas leak repairs, DOB violation removal, backflow prevention testing, and required inspections, including boiler, fire sprinkler, and Local Law 152 gas piping inspections.

With over 26 years of experience, we provide specialized plumbing and compliance services across Queens, from prewar apartment buildings in Astoria to newer high-rise developments in Flushing and Jamaica, helping properties stay safe, compliant, and operational.

Industrial fire suppression piping with valves in a mechanical room
Technician adjusting a gas regulator on yellow-coated piping against a brick wall, Ariel Service Inc, with a pressure gauge attached below.

Gas Service Restoration and Leak Repair in Queens

When a Con Edison or National Grid red tag or gas shutoff leaves your Queens building without gas, you need a Licensed Master Plumber who specializes in gas service restoration, leak repair, and NYC code compliance to make sure your building is safe and fully operational. We handle the repairs, DOB permits, and pressure testing, and coordinate with Con Edison or National Grid, whichever serves your building, so gas can be restored and residents can get back to their daily routines.

Queens Building Inspections & Compliance Services

Fire sprinkler pressure gauge

Fire Sprinkler Inspections

Low pressure boiler in a Queens building ready for its annual inspection

Annual Low Pressure Boiler Inspections

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Local Law 152 Inspections

Industrial fire suppression piping with valves in a mechanical room

Gas Service Restoration

Ariel Services employee completing backflow prevention tester training

Backflow Prevention Testing

Ariel Services plumber using two channel locks to remove old gas piping before a new gas line installation

Gas Installation Service

Ariel Services, Inc. Plumber holding pipe elbow, repairing gas piping in ceiling

Gasfitter

Helping Queens Property Owners Resolve DOB Violations

Unresolved Department of Buildings violations can lead to fines, delays, and complications when selling, refinancing, or managing a Queens property. With over 26 years of experience, we help property owners work through the DOB process, correct violations, and restore compliance, including:

  • Work Without a Permit Violations
  • OATH & ECB Violations
  • Boiler Violations
  • Plumbing Violations
  • Stop Work Orders
Stop Work Order issued by NYC Department of Buildings
Plumber using wrench to install pipe support hanger
Over 26 Years in Business
Licensed & Insured
Trained & Experienced Team
Knowledgeable in Current Codes
Proud Member of the Master Plumbers Council of the City of New York
NYC Licensed Master Plumber #2402

Frequently Asked Questions

Local Law 152 requires gas piping systems in most NYC buildings, including those in Queens, to be inspected by a Licensed Master Plumber every four years, with the required filings submitted to the Department of Buildings.

Restoring gas service after a Con Edison or National Grid red tag or shutoff requires repairs, DOB permits and inspections, and utility approval, along with a successful pressure test of the gas piping system, all performed or coordinated by a Licensed Master Plumber.

Yes. Ariel Services, Inc. helps Queens property owners correct Work Without a Permit, OATH & ECB, boiler, and plumbing violations, along with Stop Work Orders, and files the required Certificate of Correction with the Department of Buildings.

Backflow prevention devices require annual testing, with GEN215B filings submitted to the NYC Department of Environmental Protection. Ariel Services, Inc. also handles repair and installation of these devices for Queens properties.

Yes. Ariel Services, Inc. provides plumbing and compliance services for buildings across Queens, including Astoria, Flushing, Jamaica, and surrounding neighborhoods. For gas work, the team coordinates with Con Edison or National Grid, depending on which utility serves the building.

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