Moving a shower, adding an island sink or upgrading to luxury fixtures? We handle the plumbing behind your remodel — to code, with a written price, and without turning your home into a construction zone.
In any bathroom or kitchen redesign, the plumbing decides what’s possible. Drain slope, venting, supply sizing and — on Houston’s slab foundations — how lines reach a new location all shape the final layout.
We handle the plumbing scope of your project from planning through finish: layout input, rough-in, permits where required and fixture installation. If you’re working with a contractor, designer or tile installer, we coordinate with them so the plumbing is right before the walls close.
The plumbing is the least glamorous part of your remodel — and the part that decides whether everything else goes smoothly. We handle the heavy lifting so your project stays on track.
Drain and vent lines relocated for your new layout, including through the slab when the design calls for it.
Rain heads, body sprays, freestanding tubs and pot fillers need the right supply. We upsize lines where your fixtures demand it.
Custom showers are planned for strong, balanced pressure, and every line is pressure-tested before the walls close.
Rough-in, inspection and finish visits are scheduled around your contractor and tile installer, and we show up when we say we will.
Your home is still your home during a remodel. Our crews treat it that way on every visit.
Drain, vent and supply planning so your new layout works the first time.
Moving drains through the slab when a layout calls for it, planned and restored cleanly.
Pressure-balanced and thermostatic valves, rain heads, handhelds and body sprays.
Freestanding tubs, drop-ins and walk-in shower conversions.
New sink locations, island plumbing, pot fillers, disposals and dishwasher hookups.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures set precisely once tile and cabinets are in.
Most North Houston homes sit on a concrete slab, so moving a drain means working through the foundation. Bring us in before your layout is final and we’ll tell you what a move involves and what it costs.
If your home still has original galvanized or polybutylene supply lines, a remodel is the most efficient time to replace them — the walls are already open.
A licensed plumber inspects your slab, venting and supply lines and reviews your layout with you or your contractor.
Your written quote is built on what we found, not a guess. The $97 is credited toward your project.
We rough in, pass inspection, then come back to set your fixtures once tile and cabinets are in.
A free estimate is usually a quick walk-through and an educated guess. The real number tends to show up after the walls are open — and that’s when remodel budgets break.
Our $97 In-Home Remodel & Pipe Assessment is a real inspection. A licensed plumber checks your slab and drain routes, your venting, and whether your supply lines can handle the fixtures you want, then gives you a detailed written quote built on what we actually found.
The full $97 is credited toward your project when you move forward.
Assessments are available Monday through Friday. A licensed plumber inspects your slab, venting and supply lines, reviews your plans with you or your contractor and gives you a detailed written quote. The full $97 is credited toward your project.
What happens after you book
We handle the plumbing: layout input, rough-in, permits where required and fixture installation. We coordinate with your contractor, designer or tile installer for the rest of the project.
Because a free estimate is a guess. Our $97 In-Home Remodel & Pipe Assessment pays for a licensed plumber to inspect your slab, venting and supply lines, so your written quote reflects your actual home. The full $97 is credited toward your project.
Yes. We schedule rough-in, inspection and finish visits around your contractor’s timeline and keep them updated, so the plumbing phase doesn’t hold up the rest of the job.
Usually, yes, when it’s planned from the start. We size the supply lines and valve for the fixtures you choose and pressure-test everything before the walls close.
Usually, yes. It requires opening the slab to reroute the drain. We’ll explain exactly what’s involved and give you a written price before any work begins.
If your home has older galvanized or polybutylene pipe, a remodel is an efficient time to replace it while walls are open. We’ll show you what we find and let you decide.
Yes. Remodel plumbing is done to code, with permits where your city requires them.
Remodel assessments are scheduled Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Plumbing emergencies are still handled 24/7.
Talk to a licensed plumber before your layout is final. It’s the easiest way to avoid surprises later.