Plumbing for kitchen and bath remodels.
A new layout means moved drains, new valves and a plan for what happens behind the tile. We rough in the plumbing first so the finish trades are not opening walls twice.
Remodel plumbing, planned before demo
A new layout means moved drains, new valves and a plan for what happens behind the tile. We rough in the plumbing first so the finish trades are not opening walls twice.
- Kitchen and bath remodel plumbing
- Moving sinks, toilets, tubs and showers
- New valve, drain and supply rough-in
- Fixture installation and trim-out
- Repairs found once the walls are open
What to share
- Tell us what is changing in the room
- Share the plans, sketches or photos
- We scope the rough-in and the finish work
Plumbing work from active jobsites.
Before you send the request.
When should I bring a plumber into a remodel?
Before demo if you can. We look at the layout while the walls are still closed and tell you what can move and what should stay. If demo already started, send photos of what is open.
Do you work with homeowners and remodelers?
Both. Some projects come straight from the homeowner, others from the contractor or designer running the job. Tell us who makes the decisions and who we coordinate with on site.
Related plumbing services.
Open the service that matches the scope, then send the estimate or bid form with those details.
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