Rooms

Bathroom Plumbing

Bathrooms concentrate a lot of plumbing in a small space — supply lines, drains, a toilet, a sink, a shower or tub, and the valves behind them. Bathroom plumbing takes the room as a whole, so a fix in one fixture doesn't overlook a developing issue in another.

Bathroom vanity with sink, faucet, and exposed plumbing under the counter

Common reasons you may need this service

  • You're remodeling a bathroom.
  • Several bathroom fixtures need attention.
  • A leak is hidden behind a vanity or wall.
  • You want the room's plumbing assessed.
  • Pressure or flow is off across fixtures.

Typical tasks and considerations

  • Inspecting all fixtures, valves, and connections.
  • Coordinating repairs across the room.
  • Replacing supply lines and shutoffs.
  • Clearing drains and checking the vent.
  • Advising on fixture and layout choices.

Common problems and possible causes

Hidden vanity leak

A slow leak under the sink can go unnoticed until the cabinet is damp. Locating and sealing it protects the vanity and floor.

Multiple slow drains

When the sink, tub, and shower all slow, the shared drain or vent may be the cause rather than each fixture.

Pressure imbalance

Uneven hot/cold pressure at the shower usually points to the valve or a restricted supply line.

Bathroom Plumbing — frequently asked

Need bathroom plumbing?

Describe what's happening and we'll review the details with you before any work begins.