The Plumbing Behind a New Kitchen
We handle the parts of a kitchen remodel that carry water and gas:
- Sinks, from a single bowl to a farmhouse or undermount sink, plus the faucet.
- Moving the sink or dishwasher to suit a new layout.
- Dishwasher water and drain connections.
- Garbage disposals.
- Water lines for a refrigerator's ice maker and water dispenser.
- Gas lines for a new range or cooktop.
- Shutoff valves where you can reach them.
Extras Worth Adding While the Walls Are Open
A remodel is the easiest time to add plumbing you've wanted for a while. Customers ask us about a pot filler over the range, a second prep or bar sink, an instant hot water tap beside the main faucet and an under-sink water filter. Adding them now costs less than opening the walls again later.
Tile for the Backsplash and Floor
We also install kitchen tile, including backsplashes and floors, so the plumbing and the tile come from one company.
Before the Remodel: Check the Old Plumbing
Water stains under the sink, a warped cabinet floor or a musty smell can mean an old leak. We'll find it and fix it before the new cabinets go in, so the new kitchen isn't sitting on an old problem.
Getting Started
Call us with your plans. We'll come out with no trip charge, look at the space and give you a written estimate before any work starts. Financing through Synchrony Bank is available if you'd like to spread the cost.