Remodels often change where water needs to go. A new island sink, a larger walk-in shower, a second vanity or a freestanding tub all need drain, vent and supply lines planned before walls and floors are closed. We work with you or your contractor to plan the layout, then complete the rough-in, including moving drains, adding valves and setting supply lines in the right spots. Once tile, cabinets and counters are in, we return for the finish work: setting fixtures, connecting appliances and testing every connection. Clear communication with the rest of the team keeps the project moving.
What is included
- Layout planning for new fixture locations
- Drain, vent and supply rough-in
- Shower valve and tub installation
- Dishwasher, ice maker and disposal hookups
- Final fixture setting and testing
- Coordination with your contractor
How it works
- Review plans and fixture choices
- Complete the rough-in before walls close
- Return after finishes for fixture installation
- Test every fixture and connection
Why customers choose Turrbros Plumbing
- 15 years in business
- Insured
- Bonded
- Upfront pricing
- Clear communication
Kitchen and bath remodel plumbing: common questions
Can you move my sink or toilet to a new spot?
Usually, yes. Moving a toilet or drain depends on the floor type, the drain slope and venting. We check what is practical early in planning.
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. We can coordinate schedules and inspections with your contractor or work with you directly.