Remodel plumbing
Rough-in planning for kitchen and bath renovations
Renovations are easiest to read on paper first—where valves land, how drains fall, and when plumbing should run relative to cabinets and tile.
Planning conversations
- Fixture placement sketches aligned with cabinet and tile layouts.
- Moving supply or drain walls—what opens and what stays surface-run.
- Valve height, shower niche setbacks, and toilet rough-in after subfloor changes.
- Sequencing: rough-in before close-in, trim after tile and counters.
Working with other trades
Electricians, carpenters, and tile crews each need clearance at chases and soffits. Plumbing pages here stay descriptive—no permitting or contractor coordination claims.
