Bathroom Remodeling in Picture Rocks

Plumbing for your remodel

A finished bathroom remodel with a tub and double vanity
A Problem Solved Plumbing technician working under a kitchen sink A finished bathroom remodel with a tub and double vanity

The plumbing side of your remodel

Remodel plumbing for Picture Rocks homes.

Moving a shower, adding a second vanity, or converting a tub to a walk-in changes where the supply and drain lines have to run. That work happens behind the wall before anything gets tiled, and getting it wrong is expensive to undo.

We handle the rough-in and the final fixture set for bathroom and kitchen remodels, and we work to your contractor or designer schedule. If you are managing the project yourself, we will tell you what has to happen in what order.

What the job covers

  • Bathroom and kitchen rough-in
  • Relocating supply and drain lines
  • Tub to walk-in shower conversions
  • Vanity and second sink additions
  • Shower valve installation
  • Fixture set and final connections
  • Pot filler and ice maker lines
  • Coordination with your contractor

Licensed, bonded, and insured

We work to your build schedule

Rough-in and finish in sequence

Kitchen remodels covered too

Picture Rocks customers on our work

FAQs

Bathroom Remodeling questions we get asked

Do you do the whole remodel or just the plumbing?

The plumbing. We do the rough-in and the final fixture connections, and coordinate with whoever is handling tile, drywall, and cabinetry.

If you need a recommendation for the rest, ask and we will point you at people we have worked with.

Can I move my shower to the other side of the bathroom?

Usually yes, though it depends on where the drain can run.

Drains need fall to work, so on a slab foundation moving a drain means cutting concrete. We will tell you what is realistic before you commit to a layout.

When do you need to be on site?

Twice. Once for rough-in, before the walls close up, and once for the fixture set at the end.

Missing the rough-in window is the single most common way remodel plumbing goes wrong.

Do you handle kitchens as well?

Yes. Sink and disposal relocation, dishwasher and ice maker lines, pot fillers, and the final connections.

Same process as a bathroom: rough-in first, fixtures at the end.

Get it fixed properly

Tell us what is going wrong and we will give you a straight answer on what it takes to put it right.

A bathroom vanity with a brushed nickel faucet and undermount sink