Bathroom Plumbing Remodel
The Bath You Actually Want
Swapping a tub for a walk-in shower, adding a double vanity or moving the toilet? Our plumbers handle bathroom remodel plumbing from layout and rough-in through the final fixture trim.
Bathroom Plumbing Remodel Work for Showers, Tubs, Vanities and Toilets
Bathroom remodels pack a lot of plumbing into a small space. The shower valve has to sit at exactly the right depth for its trim to fit the finished tile. The shower drain must suit the floor design, whether that’s a standard pan, a tiled floor with a center drain or a curbless entry with a linear drain. Vanity drains and supplies must line up with the cabinet and sinks you’ve chosen, and toilets need precise flange placement.
Our bathroom plumbing remodel service turns your design into accurate rough-in measurements. We review fixture specifications before demolition, plan drain and vent routes for any layout changes and install new supply and drain piping during rough-in. After tile and cabinets are finished, we return to install the shower trim, tub filler, faucets, toilet and any accessories, testing every fixture so your new bathroom works every bit as well as it looks.
Bathroom Plumbing Remodel Services We Offer
We handle plumbing for primary suites, hall baths, powder rooms and accessibility upgrades, working with homeowners, designers and contractors from early layout decisions through rough-in, inspection and the final installation of every fixture and accessory.
Tub-to-Shower
Convert tubs into walk-in showers with new valves and drains.
Curbless Showers
Install linear drains and lowered drain lines for zero-threshold showers.
Freestanding Tubs
Rough in floor drains and floor-mounted fillers for freestanding tubs.
Double Vanities
Add second sinks with properly spaced drains and supply lines.
Toilet Relocation
Move toilets or install sleek wall-hung toilets with sturdy in-wall carriers.
Accessible Baths
Plumb barrier-free showers, handheld sprayers and comfort-height fixtures for easier use.
Planning Plumbing for Curbless Showers and Linear Drains
Curbless showers, with no step or curb at the entry, are popular for their clean look and easy access. They also demand careful plumbing. The shower floor must slope toward the drain while staying flush with the bathroom floor, which often means recessing the subfloor or slab in the shower area. A linear drain along the back wall or entry lets the floor slope in one direction, which suits large-format tiles and makes the slope easier to achieve.
Because the drain sits lower, the trap and drain line beneath it may need to be repositioned. On wood framing, joists may limit how deep the floor can go, while slab homes require cutting and lowering a section of concrete. Waterproofing becomes critical, since water may reach the bathroom floor beyond the shower. We plan drain location, slope and depth with your contractor and tile setter before demolition, so the finished shower drains perfectly.
Why Homeowners Choose Our Bath Remodel Plumbing
We sweat the measurements that make bathrooms look and work right. Our licensed and insured plumbers confirm valve models and trim before rough-in, set valve depth for your wall and tile thickness and place drains to match your vanity, tub and shower design. We coordinate with tile setters on curbless and linear drain details. Every rough-in is tested before walls close, and trim-out is done carefully to protect new tile and finishes.
Fast Service
Quick and Reliable Plumbing Services.
Qualified Team
Skilled and Certified Plumbers at Your Service.
Affordable Price
Competitive Quality Plumbing Solutions.
150+ Project Done
Our Track Record of Excellence.
Benefits of a Professional Bathroom Plumbing Remodel
Professional bathroom remodel plumbing makes sure shower trims sit flush, drains flow freely and fixtures line up perfectly with cabinets and tile. Correct valve installation delivers comfortable, steady shower temperatures. Accurate drain pitch keeps showers and tubs from holding puddles. New piping behind the walls protects your investment from hidden leaks. And thoughtful planning makes features like curbless showers, freestanding tubs and double vanities work beautifully in everyday family use for years.
Bath Remodel Plumbing Across CA, TX, FL
We complete bathroom plumbing remodel projects in houses and condos around CA, TX and FL, ranging from compact hall baths to spacious primary suites with walk-in showers and freestanding tubs.
Getting Shower Valve Placement Right
The shower valve goes into the framing weeks before any tile is set. If it’s set wrong, the trim won’t fit and fixing it means tearing out tile.
Every valve has a specified depth range from the finished wall surface. That surface includes backer board, waterproofing, thinset and tile, which vary in thickness. We confirm your tile choice and wall build-up before setting the valve, so the trim plate and handle sit perfectly flush.
Height and spacing matter too. Valve, showerhead, handheld and body spray positions should suit the people using the shower, and controls should be reachable from outside the spray when possible. We mark and review every one of these placements with you on site before the walls close.
How Our Bathroom Plumbing Remodel Works
We review your bathroom design, fixture selections and tile plans, then inspect existing drains, vents and supply lines in the space.
Once the scope and price are approved and permits issued, old fixtures and piping are removed after demolition. We install new drain, vent and supply lines, set the shower valve at the correct depth, place drains for the shower, tub and vanity and install the toilet flange at the right height.
Rough-in passes a pressure test and inspection before walls and floors close. After tile and vanities are finished, we install the shower trim, tub filler, faucets, toilet and accessories, test each fixture for leaks and proper flow, then complete the final inspection and a thorough cleanup of the room.
Create the Bathroom You've Imagined
Planning a bathroom makeover? Our licensed plumbers complete bathroom plumbing remodel work with precise rough-in, curbless shower expertise and careful fixture installation.
Bathroom Plumbing Remodel Questions Answered
Can my tub become a walk-in shower?
Yes. We replace the tub drain and valve with shower components sized for the new layout, often in the same footprint.
Are curbless showers possible in slab homes?
Yes, but the slab usually needs to be cut and lowered in the shower area to create proper slope and drainage.
Can a toilet be moved during remodeling?
Usually, but toilets need large drains and proper slope. Moving them is simpler over crawl spaces than through concrete slabs.
What is a linear shower drain?
It’s a long, narrow drain placed along one side of the shower, allowing a single-direction floor slope and large-format tile.
How long does bathroom plumbing take?
Rough-in typically takes one to three days, and trim-out about a day, depending on layout changes and the number of fixtures.