Plumbing Fixture Installation
Fixture installation within a remodel can include faucets, sinks, showerheads, shower valves, toilets, vanities and related trim. Specifications should be selected before walls and counters are closed so rough-in locations, mounting and openings match the finished products.
Water Fixture Repair
Leaking or damaged faucets, sinks, shower fixtures and toilets can affect cabinetry, drywall, flooring and adjacent finishes. Repair starts with identifying the source and checking whether the fixture, connection or surrounding material has been affected. Some fixtures can be repaired; others are better replaced when parts or finishes are no longer practical.
Ventilation Fan Installation and Repair
Bathroom exhaust fans help move moisture outside. Kitchen ventilation handles cooking heat, odors and airborne grease. Fan work may involve secure mounting, proper placement, duct routing and clean finishing around the opening.
Noise, wobbling, poor airflow or unreliable operation can come from the fan, mounting, controls or duct restrictions. The system should be evaluated rather than assuming the motor alone is the issue.
Plan Before Tile and Cabinets
Shower valves, wall-mounted faucets, sink locations and fan ducts become difficult to change after tile, drywall and cabinets are complete. Include them in the layout and product-selection stage of your bathroom remodel or kitchen remodel.
Fixtures & Airflow FAQ
Can I supply my own faucets or shower fixtures?
Call to discuss the products and project. Specifications should be reviewed before rough-in and installation.
Should a bathroom fan vent into the attic?
Bathroom exhaust should be routed to the exterior rather than discharged into an attic, where moisture can collect.
Can a noisy fan be repaired?
Possibly. Noise can result from the motor, loose mounting, vibration or duct conditions, so the cause should be checked.