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Remodeling & Custom Builds
Kitchen Remodel Plumbing Done Right
Moving a sink two feet sounds trivial until you find out what is under the floor. Kitchen plumbing is governed by drain slope, vent position and what the existing stack will accept — and every one of those is cheaper to solve on paper than after the cabinets are set.
Financing from Wisetack
Split a water heater, repipe or full remodel into predictable monthly payments. Instant decision, no hidden fees, no compounding interest. See how it works.
2-Year Workmanship Guarantee
Every repair, replacement and remodel we complete is backed in writing. If our workmanship fails, we come back and put it right at no charge. What's covered.
Where we get involved
Ideally at the layout stage. We read the plan, check what the existing drain and vent can support, and tell your designer what will and will not work before anything is ordered. Islands with sinks are the usual sticking point: venting an island drain has specific requirements and the answer depends on your slab or crawlspace.
Rough-in and trim
We rough in the supply and drainage, set the pot filler and ice-maker lines, run the dishwasher and disposal connections, and come back for trim-out once the counters are in. Fixtures land where the plan says, and we test everything under pressure before we leave.
Working around other trades
We schedule around your cabinet, counter and tile crews, protect finished surfaces, and keep the inspection on the calendar so nobody is waiting on us to book.
What's included
- Plan review before anything is ordered
- Sink relocation and island drain venting
- Pot filler and filtered-water lines
- Dishwasher, disposal and ice-maker connections
- Gas lines for ranges and cooktops
- Fixed-scope quote split into rough-in and trim
Questions
Kitchen Remodel Plumbing — questions we get asked
Can I move my kitchen sink to an island?
Usually yes, but the venting is the deciding factor and the answer depends on whether you are on a slab or over a crawlspace. We will tell you what it takes on your specific house before you commit to the layout.
When should the plumber come in during a kitchen remodel?
Twice: rough-in after demolition and framing, before drywall; then trim-out after the countertops are installed. Getting us in at plan stage as well is free and saves the most money.
Do you supply the fixtures?
Either way. We can spec and supply, or install what you have chosen — just get us the model numbers early so we rough in for the right fixture.
Where we work
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