Haifa · since 2007
Haifa Pipe works the wet side of the building: stacks that will not take paper, copper that opened in the wall, and water heaters that failed on a Carmel roof. The desk is on HaNamal Street. The van is on the slope.
Do not mix the two
We bring different kit. Tell the desk which one you have before we leave the port. A wet ceiling at two in the morning is not a plunger job. A stack that backs up on the third floor is not a boiler swap.
Paper, grease, wipes, a collapsed trap. The line is full and nothing moves. We rod, jet, or open the stack at the access. We do not pour acid down a shared riser in Hadar and hope.
Stacks · traps · floor drains
A split, a pinhole, a union that let go. Water is leaving the pipe. Isolate if you can reach the cock. We cut out the failed length, fit copper or PEX, and pressure-test before we close the chase.
Isolate · cut · close dry
Three steps
No theatre. The job is the pipe, the floor, and the time it takes to make both quiet again.
Street, floor, and whether the water is still running. Isolate the riser if you can see the cock. We tell you if it is a same-day van or a booked morning.
Camera on a stubborn stack. Cut on a burst. Drain-down on a heater. We work from the access we have, not from a hole we do not need.
Pressure on the new joint. Water back on. Floor wiped. You get the material we used — copper or PEX — and a number to call if the joint weeps overnight.
Coverage
We are a Haifa bench, not a national call centre. The van leaves 7 HaNamal Street. If you are outside these three, say so on the phone — we still take some port and bay jobs.
Shared stacks, old galvanised leftovers, bathrooms stacked over kitchens. Access is often a cupboard or a shaft. We do not pretend a third-floor backup is “just the sink.”
Risers · shared waste
Long hot runs, roof heaters, plaster that hides a pinhole. Parking is part of the job. We bring hose, fittings, and the patience a slope house needs.
Roofs · long copper
Houses, garden cocks, heater stands in the yard. A failed union on an 80-litre cylinder is a morning job if you call before nine. Text-only card — the photo sat with Carmel and Hadar.
Houses · yard valves
Materials
Visible runs, heat, and repairs on old pipe still belong to copper. We cut square, clean, flux, and sweat. A joint that looks like a blob is not leaving this bench.
PEX is quieter in a chase and faster on a manifold. We use it where the wall will hide it and the water is domestic, not a roof that cooks in August. We do not mix systems without a proper transition.
Galvanised that has given up gets cut out. We do not “patch” a rusted length and sell you six months.
Heaters
We drain, isolate, lift, fit, and light. Roof stands on the Carmel, cupboard cylinders in Hadar, yard heaters in the Kiryat. If the old union is seized, that is the job — not an extra surprise after the cylinder is on the stairs.
Tell the desk the litres, the fuel or element, and whether the drip tray is rusted through. We do not leave a live leak on a Saturday except for bursts; a cold shower on Friday can wait until Sunday morning if the pipe is dry.
Heater work in full
The van
One pair of hands on a simple trap. Two when we open a riser that serves the floors above you. The crew leaves from the port bench with copper, PEX, valves, and a camera — not a catalogue and a smile.
The bench since 2007Wet floor?
7 HaNamal Street, Haifa 3303128 · desk@haifapipe.pro · Company No. 516901447