Services ยท Renovation
Bathroom Renovation Plumbing for Homes Across the GTA
In a bathroom renovation, the plumbing goes in before anything you will see. Every hour spent on it with the studs bare is an hour not spent opening finished tile later.
- Old fixture hauled away on request
- Shut-offs replaced when they will not close
- Trap and supply lines rebuilt under the fixture
Diagnosis first, tested after
- Licensed & insured: ask us
- Camera before cutting
- Water-tested repairs
- Booked by phone
Signs it is time to call
Relocating a toilet, tearing out a tub for a curbless shower, adding a double vanity or a freestanding tub all change drains, vents and supplies. Even a like-for-like remodel is a chance to replace old valves and drains you will not have access to again.
On the job, step by step
- Plan. Fixture locations, drain sizes, vent connections and valve heights agreed before demolition ends.
- Rough-in. Fresh waste, venting and water lines go in, along with a pressure-balancing or thermostatic shower valve.
- Inspect. Permit inspection before walls close.
- Finish. Toilets, vanities, faucets and trim after tile.
The tile setter cannot fix a drain that was placed two inches too far from the wall.
GTA houses and what they change
Older homes may have cast-iron tub drains and lead closet bends under the floor; we replace them while accessible. Joist direction controls where a toilet can move. Curbless showers need the floor recessed or built up. Linear drains need precise slope from the tile setter.
- Shower valve set to finished wall depth
- Blocking for grab bars
- Access panel for valves where possible
Before you pick up the phone
Ask who pulls the permit and how the plumber coordinates with your contractor. Call (365) 387-8531.
Signs you need this
- Shower runs scalding or cold with no middle ground
- Handle stiff, loose or spinning freely
- Stains or soft drywall behind the tub surround
What is included
- Torch or press toolSwap a shower valve body through an opened wall
- Cartridge pullersRemoves seized cartridges without wrecking the valve body
- Typical cause
- Worn cartridges, scale, loose traps
- Access point
- Under the sink, behind the trim plate
- Proof of fix
- Dry cabinet, steady temperature, no drip
Common questions
How far can a toilet travel?
That hinges on which way the joists run, the fall a three-inch drain needs and the distance back to the stack. We measure it out before the layout is final.