Upgrading? Remodeling? We Handle the Plumbing Side.

If you're moving any new plumbing fixtures like a toilet, shower, or sink, then yes, you need to consider kitchen bathroom plumbing. Moving plumbing means adjusting drain lines, supply lines, and venting, all of which must meet code requirements. Even if the fixtures stay in the same spot, any plumbing upgrades or new connections should be done properly.

Absolutely. We coordinate with GCs and other trades regularly to handle kitchen and bathroom plumbing projects. We show up on schedule, do our part, and keep the project moving, especially when it comes to new plumbing fixtures and plumbing upgrades.

In most cases, yes. Basement bathrooms typically require tying into the existing sewer line and may need a pump system depending on the elevation of your main drain. We'll assess your setup and provide an honest answer about what's involved, especially if you're considering kitchen and bathroom plumbing updates or new plumbing fixtures as part of plumbing upgrades.

If your home has galvanized pipes, low water pressure throughout, frequent leaks, or visible corrosion on exposed pipes, it's probably time for some plumbing upgrades. Homes in the Kentuckiana area built before the 1970s are most likely to have outdated plumbing that’s due for replacement, especially in kitchen and bathroom plumbing where new plumbing fixtures can greatly improve functionality.