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What's Included

• Rough-in plumbing for new bathrooms
• Fixture installation (sink, toilet, shower, tub)
• Drain and vent pipe installation
• Water supply line routing
• Code compliance and permit coordination

Signs You Need Bathroom Plumbing

• Planning a bathroom remodel or addition
• Outdated plumbing causing frequent issues
• Converting a half bath to full bath
• Adding a bathroom to basement or garage
• Upgrading fixtures for accessibility
• Low water pressure in bathroom fixtures

DIY or Call a Pro?

While you might handle cosmetic updates like swapping a showerhead or faucet, any work involving drain/vent pipes, supply lines, or new fixture installations requires a licensed plumber. Bathroom plumbing must meet code requirements and typically requires permits.

What to Expect

For a remodel, the plumber will work with your contractor on rough-in plumbing first, then return for fixture installation after walls and floors are finished. A new bathroom rough-in typically takes 1-2 days. Full bathroom plumbing for a remodel takes 2-4 days spread across the project timeline.