Bathroom Remodels
From a powder room update to a primary suite with a curbless shower, we handle the rough-in and the trim.
- Shower valves, body sprays and linear drains
- Freestanding tub fillers and drains
- Double vanities and wall-hung toilets
Moving a vanity, adding a basement bath or opening up a kitchen changes more than the fixtures. We plan the supply, drain and vent work behind the walls so the finished space looks right and works for decades.
Whether you are refreshing one bathroom or reworking the whole house, the plumbing scope is planned around the layout, fixtures and finishes you have chosen.
From a powder room update to a primary suite with a curbless shower, we handle the rough-in and the trim.
New islands and relocated sinks need drains and vents that meet code without showing up in the design.
Many Lake County basements sit below the sewer line. We plan the fixtures and the pump that serves them.
When walls are open throughout the house, it is the right time to replace aging supply and drain lines.
Custom fixtures often carry specific rough-in dimensions, flow needs and valve requirements. We plan for them early.
A new wing, in-law suite or second-floor bath means extending the existing system without overloading it.
Swapping a faucet is simple. Moving a sink six feet, adding a shower where there was none or tying a new bath into a 1960s drain line takes planning. That is the part we focus on.
A pedestal sink and a cramped toilet corner become an open bathroom with a freestanding tub. Getting there means moving drains, adding a tub filler and rethinking the supply lines, all before the tile goes up.
Drag to compare a bathroom before and after renovation
Plumbing touches a remodel twice: once before the walls close and again when the finishes are in. We plan both visits from the start.
We review your plans or sketches, walk the space and look at the existing pipe, drains, venting and water heater.
You get an itemized plumbing scope that lists relocations, fixtures, allowances and any recommended pipe replacement.
With walls open, we install supply, drain and vent lines and valve bodies, pressure test and meet the inspector.
After tile and cabinets, we set fixtures and trim, test every connection and walk you through the finished work.
Tell us who you are and where the project stands. We will take it from there.
For bathrooms, kitchens, basements and whole-home projects, with or without a remodeler on board yet.
For trade partners who need a plumbing contractor that reads the plans and shows up when the schedule says.