Bath & kitchen plumbing

The plumbing half of a remodel done right: rough-in that passes inspection the first time, and fixtures set clean enough to be the photo.

Call us when

Call us in early. The plumbing decides more of a remodel than the tile does.

You're moving a sink, tub, or toilet, supply and drain lines have to move first.

The contractor asked for a rough-in date, and the schedule depends on it.

New fixtures, old valves, shiny hardware on failing shut-offs is borrowed time.

An older home's pipes under a brand-new kitchen deserve a look before closing walls.

Adding a bathroom where there wasn't one, venting and drainage need real design.

Supply, drain, and vent runs placed to plan and to code.

Sinks, faucets, tubs, and toilets set level, sealed, and tested.

Ranges and dryers connected and leak-tested.

Every new fixture gets a valve that actually turns.

We hit the schedule so the trades behind us can.

Done to pass the first time, documented for the file.

A person answers and asks the right questions.

We find the actual cause, not just the symptom.

One written price, signed off before tools come out.

Tested, cleaned up, warranty documented.

No numbers on a website can be honest ones, every job is different. What we can promise is how the number reaches you.

You see the flat-rate price and approve it first.

If we find more once we're in, we stop and talk before touching it.

Trip fees and diagnostics are named up front, never discovered on the invoice.

At the drawing stage, before demolition. Moving a drain on paper costs nothing, moving it after tile is a different story.
Either. We're comfortable as a sub on a full remodel or working directly with you on a one-room job.
Bring anything, we install owner-supplied fixtures all the time and tell you honestly if one is going to be trouble before it's on the wall.

Tell us what's going on. A real person calls back, prices it in writing, and books a window that suits you.