Renovation Plumbing
Rough-in, relocation, and finish plumbing for bathroom and kitchen renovations
Overview
Renovation plumbing requires accurate rough-in work, coordination with other trades, and finish installation that matches the fixture selection. We work with homeowners, contractors, and designers to ensure the plumbing aligns with the overall project plan.
What we inspect
- Existing rough-in dimensions and locations
- Supply line material and condition
- Drain slope and configuration
- Wall and floor structure for new penetrations
- Water pressure and flow adequacy for new fixture count
Our process
Review plans, layouts, and fixture selections with you or your contractor
Provide a written estimate for rough-in and finish work
Complete rough-in before walls are closed
Coordinate with other trades at the rough-in stage
Install fixtures after finishes are complete
Test all connections and do a final walkthrough
Factors that may affect cost
We provide written estimates before any work begins. The following factors may affect the scope and cost.
- Number of fixtures being added or relocated
- Distance from existing supply and drain runs
- Fixture selection — some require specific rough-in dimensions
- Whether permits are required for your project
Frequently asked questions
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