Layout
Move fixtures when the design calls for it
Sinks, toilets, showers, tubs and kitchen fixtures can often be relocated when the structure, drainage and code requirements allow.
Plumbing for renovation projects
Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling Plumbing
Plumbing rough-in, fixture relocation and installation for bathroom and kitchen remodeling projects, coordinated with the approved layout and other trades.
BathroomsKitchensFixture Relocation
Finished bathroom plumbingA completed freestanding-tub installation from an A. Plumbing Pro remodeling project.
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Plan the plumbing early
Good remodeling plumbing starts before the finishes are selected and installed.
Bringing the plumber into the project during planning helps confirm fixture requirements, drainage paths, valve locations and access before cabinetry, tile and finishes make changes more difficult.
Rough-in
Modify water, drain and vent piping
Remodeling may require new supply piping, drainage, venting, valves and shutoffs to support the approved layout.
Finish
Install the selected fixtures
We install customer-supplied or plumber-supplied fixtures when they are compatible with the planned plumbing and include the necessary components.
Coordination
We work from plans and coordinate with the other trades.
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Architectural and designer plansComplete plans help define locations, fixture requirements and the plumbing scope.
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General contractor coordinationPlumbing work is scheduled with the contractor and other trades so rough and finish phases occur in the right sequence.
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Electrical, tile and cabinetry coordinationFixture placement and plumbing access often interact with electrical, tile, millwork and other finish work.
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Change-order controlChanges outside the approved scope should be documented before additional work proceeds.
Permits & inspections
Plumbing changes may require both.
Relocating or substantially altering water, drain or vent piping can trigger permitting and inspections. Requirements depend on the jurisdiction and scope.
Project estimates
Planned-project estimates are free.
For remodeling work, complete plans and fixture information help us prepare a more accurate scope and proposal.
Actual remodeling work
Finished spaces backed by the plumbing work behind them.
These A. Plumbing Pro project photos show completed bathroom plumbing, including freestanding tub and shower installations. Our plumbing work is coordinated with the surrounding tile, waterproofing, cabinetry and finish work completed by the appropriate trades.
Frequently asked questions
Remodeling plumbing questions.
Early planning and clear scope are especially important when plumbing changes affect multiple trades.
What plumbing work is typically included in a bathroom or kitchen remodel?
Remodeling plumbing may include relocating or replacing water-supply and drain piping, installing new valves and shutoffs, modifying plumbing for a new layout, and installing sinks, faucets, toilets, showers, tubs, disposals, dishwashers and other plumbing fixtures. The exact scope depends on the project design.
Can plumbing fixtures be moved to new locations?
Yes. Sinks, toilets, showers, tubs and other fixtures can often be relocated, but moving them may require modifications to water, drain and vent piping. Structural conditions, available drainage paths and code requirements can affect where fixtures can be placed.
Does relocating plumbing require permits or inspections?
Relocating or substantially altering plumbing may require permits and inspections. This is especially common when drain, vent or water-distribution piping is being modified.
When should the plumber become involved in the remodeling process?
Ideally, the plumber should be involved during the planning stage before cabinetry, fixtures, flooring and finishes are finalized. Early coordination can help identify plumbing limitations, confirm fixture requirements and prevent costly changes after construction begins.
Can you work from architectural or designer plans?
Yes. We can work from architectural, designer, engineering or contractor plans and coordinate the plumbing installation with the approved project layout. Complete and accurate plans also help us prepare a more accurate scope and proposal.
Who supplies the sinks, faucets, tubs, toilets and other fixtures?
Many customers prefer to select and purchase their own fixtures so they can choose the style, finish, features and price that best match their preferences. We can install customer-supplied fixtures provided they are appropriate for the installation and include the necessary components.
Can you coordinate with the general contractor, electrician and tile installer?
Yes. Remodeling projects often require coordination between multiple trades. We can coordinate the plumbing schedule and installation requirements with the general contractor and other trades to help keep the project moving efficiently.
How are plumbing changes handled after construction begins?
Changes made after work begins should be reviewed before proceeding because they may affect labor, materials, scheduling, permits or other trades. Work outside the original scope should be documented and approved as a change order before the additional work is completed.
What plumbing inspections are typically required?
Inspection requirements vary according to the project and jurisdiction. Depending on the scope, inspections may be required after rough plumbing is installed and again after fixtures and plumbing systems are completed.
What warranties are provided on remodeling plumbing work?
Manufacturer warranties apply to qualifying fixtures and plumbing products according to each manufacturer’s terms. A. Plumbing Pro provides a one-year labor warranty on qualifying installation work; the specific project proposal identifies the applicable coverage and scope.
Planning a bathroom or kitchen remodel?
Send us the plans, fixture list or project description. We can review the plumbing portion and coordinate with your contractor or design team.