You don’t think about your plumbing when it works. That’s the point.
When your bathroom remodel is built on solid plumbing infrastructure, you get consistent water pressure in your new rainfall shower. Your dual-sink vanity drains without gurgling. Your new soaking tub fills evenly and drains completely.
The fixtures you picked out actually perform the way they’re supposed to. You’re not calling someone back six months later because of leaks behind the wall or water damage under the floor. You’re not dealing with temperature fluctuations mid-shower or sewer smells creeping in from improper venting.
Most bathroom remodels in Dummit Grove focus on what you can see. We focus on what keeps it all working. That means properly sized supply lines for your new fixtures, updated drain systems that handle modern flow rates, and code-compliant installations that pass inspection the first time.
When the plumbing is right, your bathroom just works. Every day. For years.
Drain Wizard is a family-owned plumbing company based in Cocoa, serving Brevard County and the Space Coast for nearly two decades. We’re not general contractors trying to handle plumbing on the side. This is what we do.
Our work is backed by over 40 years of combined plumbing experience and 20 years of military service. That background shows up in how we approach every job: with honesty, transparency, and a commitment to doing it right the first time.
Dummit Grove homeowners deal with the same challenges across Brevard County. Older homes with cast iron pipes that are corroding from the inside. Newer builds with builder-grade components that weren’t meant to last. Humid Florida conditions that demand proper venting and drainage. We’ve seen it all, and we know how to fix it properly.
We start by looking at what you have and what you want. That means understanding your existing plumbing setup, not just your design ideas.
If you’re in an older Dummit Grove home, we’re checking the condition of your supply lines and drain pipes. Many homes built before 1975 still have cast iron that’s ready to fail. If you’re upgrading to a larger shower or adding a second sink, we’re calculating whether your current system can handle the load or if we need to reroute pipes.
Once we know what we’re working with, we pull the necessary permits and map out the work. Demo comes next, and that’s when we usually find the surprises: previous shortcuts, hidden leaks, or code violations from earlier remodels.
Then comes the actual plumbing work. New supply lines. Proper drain installation with correct slope and venting. Fixture rough-ins positioned exactly where your vanity, toilet, and shower will go. Everything gets inspected before we close up walls.
After inspection passes, we install your fixtures: sinks, faucets, toilets, tub and shower valves. We test everything under pressure, check for leaks, and make sure water flows and drains the way it should.
You get a bathroom that looks great and actually works.
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Bathroom remodeling plumbing covers everything from the street connection to the fixtures you touch every day. We handle supply line installation and replacement, making sure your new shower gets the pressure it needs and your faucets don’t spit or sputter.
Drain and sewer work is just as critical. We install new drain lines with proper slope, replace old cast iron that’s corroding, and ensure venting meets Florida code. Poor drainage causes slow-draining sinks, standing water in showers, and sewer gas odors. Proper installation prevents all of that.
Fixture installation includes vanity plumbing for single or double sinks, toilet installation (we stock American Standard Comfort-Height models for same-day service), and shower and tub replacement with valve installation and pressure balancing. If you’re converting a tub to a walk-in shower or adding grab bars for aging in place, we handle the rough-in and finish work.
Pipe rerouting services come into play when your layout changes. Moving a toilet, expanding a shower, or adding a second sink often means relocating supply and drain lines. We reroute pipes through walls and floors while maintaining code compliance and structural integrity.
In Dummit Grove and throughout Brevard County, we also address Florida-specific concerns: humidity resistance, hurricane code compliance, and plumbing designed for the water conditions in this area. Your remodel isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about infrastructure that holds up in this climate.
It depends on what you have and what you’re changing. If your existing plumbing is old, corroded, or undersized for your new fixtures, yes—you need to replace it.
Many Dummit Grove homes built before 1975 still have cast iron drain pipes. These corrode from the inside out, leading to blockages, leaks, and eventual collapse. If you’re opening walls for a remodel anyway, that’s the time to replace them. Waiting until they fail means tearing into your brand-new bathroom later.
Even if your pipes aren’t ancient, upgrading fixtures often requires plumbing changes. A rainfall showerhead uses more water than a standard one. Dual sinks need proper drain sizing and venting. Freestanding tubs have different rough-in requirements than alcove models. If your current system wasn’t designed for these fixtures, you’ll have performance issues: weak pressure, slow drains, temperature swings.
The goal isn’t to upsell you on work you don’t need. It’s to make sure your remodel actually functions the way you expect. We’ll tell you what needs replacing and what doesn’t.
There’s no one-size-fits-all number because every bathroom is different. A simple fixture swap costs far less than a full gut and replumb.
For a basic refresh—new toilet, vanity, and showerhead on existing plumbing—you’re looking at fixture installation costs. If you’re moving walls, relocating drains, or replacing old pipes, the scope expands. Pipe rerouting, cast iron replacement, and bringing outdated systems up to code all add to the total.
Florida’s building codes are stricter than many states due to hurricanes, humidity, and flooding. That means permits, inspections, and compliance work that some other areas don’t require. It’s not optional, and it protects your investment. Unpermitted plumbing work can void your homeowner’s insurance and hurt resale value.
We give you upfront, transparent pricing after we assess your specific situation. No surprises, no hidden fees. You’ll know what the work costs and why before we start.
A general contractor coordinates the whole project: demo, framing, tile, electrical, plumbing, finishes. A licensed plumber specializes in the water and waste systems that make everything work.
Most general contractors subcontract the plumbing to someone like us. That’s fine if they’re managing the project well, but it adds a layer of communication and potential delays. When you work directly with a plumbing company for a remodel, you’re getting specialized expertise without the middleman.
We focus exclusively on the infrastructure. That means we catch problems other contractors miss: undersized drains, improper venting, supply lines that can’t handle new fixture demands. We know Florida plumbing code inside and out, and we pull permits and handle inspections as part of every job.
If you want someone to manage tile, paint, and lighting too, a general contractor makes sense. If you want the plumbing done right by people who do this every day, that’s us. Many Dummit Grove homeowners hire us specifically for the plumbing portion while handling other trades separately.
We can work with your existing layout if that’s what you want. Keeping fixtures in the same locations usually costs less because we’re not rerouting major drain and supply lines.
That said, sometimes moving things makes sense. If your current layout is awkward, cramped, or doesn’t fit how you actually use the space, pipe rerouting services let you redesign it properly. We can relocate toilets, move sinks, expand showers, and reconfigure the whole room.
The main consideration is your drain line. Toilets need proper slope and venting to function correctly. Moving a toilet often means cutting into the floor, rerouting the drain, and potentially adjusting floor height. It’s doable, but it’s more involved than shifting a sink or shower.
We’ll walk through your space and talk through options. If keeping the layout saves you money without sacrificing function, we’ll tell you. If moving things gives you a significantly better bathroom, we’ll explain what that involves and what it costs. You decide what makes sense for your home and budget.
For plumbing-only work on a typical bathroom, figure three to five days depending on scope. That includes rough-in, inspection, and fixture installation.
If we’re replacing old cast iron, rerouting pipes, or dealing with unexpected issues behind the walls, it takes longer. If it’s a straightforward fixture swap on good existing plumbing, it’s faster. Permit and inspection timing also affects the schedule—we can’t close walls until the rough-in passes inspection.
Florida’s humidity and the condition of older Dummit Grove homes sometimes reveal problems once we open things up: water damage, mold, previous unpermitted work, or structural issues. We don’t hide those from you. We stop, explain what we found, and give you options for how to address it.
Most delays come from coordination with other trades or material availability, not the plumbing work itself. When we’re on site, we move efficiently. We’ve been doing this long enough to know how to sequence the work and avoid sitting around waiting.
Yes. We pull all required permits and schedule inspections as part of every bathroom remodeling project. It’s not optional, and it’s not something you want to skip.
Florida has strict building codes, especially for plumbing. Inspections ensure your remodel meets those standards and won’t cause problems down the line. Unpermitted work can void your homeowner’s insurance, complicate future sales, and leave you liable if something goes wrong.
We handle the paperwork, coordinate with inspectors, and make sure everything passes the first time. Our work is done to code, so inspections aren’t a problem—they’re just part of the process.
Some homeowners worry permits slow things down or cost extra. The reality is that permits protect you. They ensure the work is done safely and correctly. They give you documentation that adds value when you sell. And they mean you’re not gambling with your home’s systems.
We’ve been licensed and operating in Brevard County since 2007. Permits and inspections are built into how we work, and we make the process as smooth as possible for you.
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