From a simple fixture swap to a full layout redesign, we handle supply lines, drain lines, shower and tub plumbing, toilet relocation, valve upgrades, and venting. We install walk-in showers, freestanding tubs, double vanities, and custom shower systems. We can also add a bathroom where there wasn't one before — in basements, additions, or existing unused spaces — which typically requires new water lines, drains, venting, and permits.

The plumbing portion of most bathroom remodels takes 1–3 days; larger layout changes or custom work take longer. We coordinate directly with tile contractors, electricians, and other trades to keep the project sequenced properly.

Typical plumbing costs:

• Cosmetic updates: $1,000–$3,000

• Mid-range remodel: $3,000–$8,000

• Full custom: $8,000+

Final pricing depends on fixture quality, layout changes, and complexity. A written estimate will be provided before any work begins.

We handle sink replacement or relocation, faucet installation, dishwasher hookups, garbage disposal installation, refrigerator water and ice maker lines, and water line upgrades. We can add a prep or bar sink to a kitchen island where plumbing access allows, and install wall-mounted pot fillers above ranges including the required water line routing.

Kitchen plumbing rough-in happens before cabinets and countertops go in; final fixture installation follows after finishes are complete. We coordinate with your cabinet installer and GC to keep sequencing on track. Most kitchen plumbing takes 1–2 days for standard remodels, longer for relocations or major reconfiguration.

We handle water supply relocation, new drain lines, venting, utility sink installation, and washer box upgrades. We can move a laundry room to a new location in the house, though this often involves significant plumbing and drain modifications depending on where it's going. Utility sinks are a popular addition — we install them wherever it's practical. Floor drains can also be added when the existing plumbing layout allows, which helps reduce water damage risk from leaks or overflows.

For front-load washer conversions, we typically recommend updated washer boxes, drain adjustments, and improved shutoff valves.

A whole-house replumb replaces most or all of a home's water supply piping — and sometimes the drain and vent systems too. It's the right move when pipes are corroded or galvanized, leaks are recurring, water pressure is poor, or you're doing a major renovation and want the plumbing done right while the walls are open.

We use PEX for water supply (flexible, reliable, and freeze-resistant), PVC for drains, and copper where appropriate. We stage work carefully to minimize downtime in occupied areas and can bring older homes up to current Michigan Plumbing Code as part of the project.

• Repiping = supply lines only.

• Full replumb = supply, drain, and vent systems throughout.

Timeline varies by home size and scope — most major projects take several days to a few weeks. Permits are handled by us.