Bathroom installation,
rough-in to trim-out.
Full renovation rough-in to fixture set. We co-ordinate with your tilesetter, electrician and cabinet maker so the plumbing is right before the walls close, and we come back for the trim-out exactly when you need us.
Bathroom plumbing goes wrong when it's rushed or handled by whoever's cheapest that week. We rough in supply lines, drains and venting to code, then step back and let your other trades finish their work — before we return for fixture install and the final pressure test.
Curbless showers, heated floors, steam enclosures — the detail work that makes a renovation look designed rather than assembled is mostly in the plumbing you never see. We've done enough of these across Vancouver condos and North Shore homes to know where the traps usually get missed.
- Rough-in, supply lines, drains, venting
- Heated floor manifolds and zone valves
- Curbless shower drainage and steam-shower lines
- Fixture install and final pressure test before sign-off
Bathroom installation, answered.
We plumb — you keep the design and the general contractor relationship. We schedule rough-in and trim-out around your other trades so nobody's waiting on anybody.
Yes, including curbless drainage slopes and steam-shower supply and drain lines, which need tighter tolerances than a standard shower pan.
A standard single-bathroom rough-in usually runs one to two days on site, plus a return visit for fixture trim-out once tile and cabinetry are in. We'll give you a firm timeline in the written quote.
Yes — we run the manifolds and zone valves for hydronic heated floors as part of the rough-in.