
Plumbing Remodel
Plumbing for bathroom and kitchen remodels across Northern Utah, including rough-ins and fixture relocations. Booked visits run on a 3-hour window.
Schedule ServicePlumbing Remodel
You have the tile picked out and the vanity ordered, and then somebody asks where the drain is going to go. That is the moment most remodels stall. Moving a shower three feet, adding a bathroom in a basement, or putting a sink on an island all come down to what the pipe underneath will allow. From June 2025 through July 2026 our techs ran 164 remodel plumbing jobs across Northern Utah, most of them starting with a walkthrough and a real number before anybody swung a hammer.
- Remodel work we actually did this past year
- What we handle on a remodel
- What we do not do, so nobody is surprised
- What we find inside older Utah homes
- How a remodel estimate works

Remodel work we actually did this past year
Two failing shower valves in a master bathroom, both replaced with Moen valves and large repair plates. Getting to them meant cutting tile out of the wall. We told the homeowner that up front: we open the wall and we set the valves, and we are not the ones who put the tile back. Knowing that before we start beats finding out after.

What we handle on a remodel
The plumbing side of a remodel breaks into two phases. The rough-in is everything that happens while the walls and floor are open: supply lines, drain and vent piping, tub and shower valves, and the drain locations that everything else gets built around. The finish is the visible part: setting the toilet, hanging the faucets and fixtures, connecting the disposal, and pressure testing before you use it. Common jobs we get called for: adding a basement bathroom, converting a tub to a walk-in shower, relocating a kitchen sink to an island, adding a wet bar or a laundry hookup, running a line for a new refrigerator or a water treatment system, and moving a water heater to free up floor space. We work directly with homeowners and alongside general contractors, whichever way your project is set up.

What we do not do, so nobody is surprised
We are a plumbing, heating, and air company. We are not a general contractor. We do not do tile, drywall, cabinetry, paint, framing, or foundation work. If your project needs those trades, you will need to line them up, and we will schedule around them so the rough-in is inspected and closed before anybody covers a wall. We also will not tell you a wall can move when it cannot. Venting rules, joist runs, and where the main drain leaves the house set hard limits on what a fixture can do. It is cheaper to hear that at the estimate than after the cabinets are ordered.

What we find inside older Utah homes
Open a wall in a home built before 1970 and there is a decent chance of galvanized steel supply pipe behind it. Galvanized corrodes and scales from the inside until a one inch pipe is choked down to about the size of a pencil lead, which is why the pressure in those houses is bad no matter what fixture you hang on it. Cast iron drain lines in the same vintage of home get rough and hold waste. Utah water runs extremely hard, measured between 8 and 29 grains across our service area, and that scale accelerates all of it. When a remodel exposes that pipe, you have a choice most homeowners never get again: replace it while the wall is already open, or close it up and pay to open it a second time later. We will show you what is there and give you a number for repiping that section or the whole home. You decide. We are not going to make the call for you, and we are not going to hide what we found.

How a remodel estimate works
A plumber comes out inside a 3-hour appointment window, walks the space with you, and looks at what is actually under the floor and behind the wall instead of guessing off a photo. You get a written scope and a real number covering the rough-in, the fixtures, the inspection, and the finish. If your city requires a permit for the work, we pull it and we schedule the inspection. If the scope changes because of something we found once the wall was open, you hear about it and approve it before we keep going.
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Kitchen Plumbing
Slow sinks, dripping faucets, a disposal that quits, and the fridge or dishwasher supply line that starts to weep. The kitchen is where plumbing problems pile up fastest.

Faucet and Fixture Replacement
A faucet that drips, sprays from the base, or takes two hands to shut off. Utah hard water is usually the culprit, and we repair or replace the fixture.

Toilet Installation and Repair
A toilet that runs, rocks, keeps clogging, or drains down on its own. We fix flappers, fill valves, and seals, and tell you when the clog is further down the line.

Whole-Home Repiping
Rusty water, pinhole leaks that keep coming back, or pressure that has choked down over the years usually point to old galvanized pipe corroding from the inside.

Gas Lines and Meter Upgrades
New lines for a range, fire pit, furnace, or water heater, and service that keeps up with the appliances you added. Done to code and pressure-tested.

Before a Kitchen Plumbing Remodel
Plumbing is one of the main reasons kitchen remodels run over budget. What to plan for before the cabinets come out, so the surprises show up on paper first.
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