Bathroom Plumbing.

Bathroom plumbing covers everything from a single fixture replacement to a full remodel rough-in. Common service calls: shower valve cartridge replacement (the universal cause of leaking shower handles), tub spout diverter replacement, vanity drain leaks, toilet wax-ring replacement, and tile-or-stone shower drain repair. We diagnose the actual source before opening any drywall — bathroom calls often have misleading symptoms.

For remodels, we handle the rough-in plumbing — supply lines, drain-waste-vent, valve placement, and shower pan installation — coordinated with your tile and finish contractors so trades flow correctly. Every valve and drain is set to the finished wall depth so finish trades have clean reference points. All new rough-in is air-pressure-tested to code before drywall closes; city inspection is coordinated and we're on-site for the inspector visit.

Plumbing-only scope on a typical residential bathroom remodel runs $2,800-$5,200 depending on whether you're keeping existing valve and drain locations or relocating them. Relocating drains adds significant labor and often subfloor work; relocating supply is cheaper. Single shower valve cartridge swaps complete in 30-45 minutes and run $185-$265 fully installed depending on brand.