Kitchen, Bath & Whole-House Remodels
Remodel Plumbing in Hayward & the Tri-Valley
We move and replace the drain, water and gas lines your new layout needs, and we handle the plumbing permit.
What's Included
What We Handle in a Remodel
Kitchen Remodels
- ✓ Moving the sink, dishwasher and fridge water lines to the new layout
- ✓ Drain and vent changes for a new sink location or an island
- ✓ Gas line to a new range or cooktop location
- ✓ Setting the sink, faucet and disposal at the finish
Bathroom Remodels
- ✓ Moving toilet, tub, shower and vanity drains
- ✓ New shower and tub valves set at rough-in
- ✓ Tub-to-shower conversions
- ✓ Supply lines and shutoffs for the new fixtures
While the Walls Are Open
- ✓ Replacing old galvanized supply lines
- ✓ Replacing cracked or corroded drain sections
- ✓ New shutoff valves
- ✓ Pressure test before the drywall goes up
Permits and Inspections
- ✓ Plumbing permit for the remodel
- ✓ Rough plumbing inspection before the walls close
- ✓ Final inspection when the fixtures are in
- ✓ Scheduling around your contractor and the other trades
Our Process
How It Works
Walk the Plan
We go through the new layout with you or your contractor and check where the drain, vent, water and gas lines have to go.
Written Estimate
You get a written estimate for the plumbing scope before any work starts.
Rough-In
We pull the permit, run the new lines, test them, and schedule the rough inspection before the walls close.
Finish and Final
Once the walls and cabinets are in, we set the fixtures, test everything and coordinate the final inspection.
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Service Area
Serving Hayward and the Tri-Valley
Based in Hayward, serving Alameda County. Not sure we cover your street? Contact us.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, yes. Most cities require a plumbing permit when you move or add drain, water or gas lines. We check what your city needs, pull the permit and schedule the inspections.
Usually. The new drain needs enough slope and a vent, so what it takes depends on the floor. On a raised foundation we can often reroute the line underneath. On a slab, the concrete has to be cut and patched. We'll tell you which it is when we walk the plan.
If the house has old galvanized lines or pipes that have already leaked, a remodel is the cheapest time to replace them, because the walls are already open. We'll check what you have and tell you if it's worth doing.
Yes. We can work under your general contractor or directly with you. Either way, we line up the rough-in and the inspections with the rest of the job.
Planning a Remodel?
Call or send a request, and we'll walk the plan with you and give you a written estimate for the plumbing.