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Bathroom Renovation Plumbing in North York

Whether a bathroom renovation succeeds depends on the work hidden behind the tile. We plan and rough in drains, vents and valves so the finished room works for decades.

  • Common cartridges and parts on the van
  • Fixtures set level and sealed
  • Shut-off valves replaced if they weep
  • Tested with the water running
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  • North York, Thornhill, Richmond Hill

Planning comes first

Before demolition, we look at the existing stack, the floor joists and the water lines. That tells us where a new toilet, vanity, tub or shower can go without awkward drains. Small layout decisions, such as shifting a toilet a few centimetres, can avoid cutting a joist or adding a pump.

  • Where the stack and vent are, and what size
  • Joist direction and depth under the room
  • Condition of supply pipes feeding the room
  • Space for a pressure-balanced or thermostatic shower valve

Rough-in and finish

  1. Demolition check. Once walls open, we inspect old pipes and remove obsolete drum traps or galvanized lines.
  2. Rough-in. the plumber lays out every drain, vent and supply run and secured.
  3. Inspection. Where a permit applies, the rough-in is inspected before walls close.
  4. Finish. After tile and cabinets, we set fixtures, connect valves and test.
Install the shower valve at the right depth for the tile and backer board planned. A valve set too deep or shallow causes trim problems later.

Common North York bathrooms

Many bungalows have a single bathroom with a cast-iron tub on an exterior wall, small windows and old galvanized lines. Converting the tub to a walk-in shower is popular, and so is adding a second bathroom on the main floor or in the basement. Each conversion needs the drain sized and vented correctly.

Related services

See shower valve replacement, toilet installation and basement bathroom rough-in. If you are planning a basement bath, read the planning guide first.

Questions we get about this

Will you coordinate with our general contractor?

Yes. We coordinate with general contractors and tilers so the plumbing is ready at the right stage.

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