You’re not tearing out your bathroom just to make it look nice. You’re doing it because the shower leaks, the vanity plumbing is a mess, or you’re tired of a layout that doesn’t work for how you actually live.
Here’s what changes when the plumbing part of your remodel is handled correctly from the start. Your new walk-in shower doesn’t develop drainage issues three months in. Your vanity faucets have proper shut-off valves you can actually reach. Your toilet doesn’t rock because someone cut corners on the flange replacement.
The difference isn’t always visible, but you’ll feel it every single day. No mystery leaks. No callbacks. No wondering if the pipes behind your new tile are a ticking time bomb. Just a bathroom that works the way it should, built to handle Florida’s humidity and your family’s real needs.
We handle bathroom remodeling plumbing throughout Allenhurst and the surrounding Brevard County area. We’re the team homeowners call when they want the plumbing done right, not just done fast.
We’ve worked in enough coastal Florida homes to know what holds up and what doesn’t. The humidity here isn’t forgiving, and neither are older homes with plumbing that’s been patched together over decades. We see it all the time in Allenhurst’s historic properties built before 1939 and the homes from the 70s and 90s that need serious updates.
Every job we do is fully permitted and inspected. You get a detailed written estimate before we start, and we manage the entire plumbing scope so you’re not stuck playing general contractor between trades.
First, we come out for a free consultation. You show us what you’re dealing with, we assess the existing plumbing, and we talk through what you actually want this bathroom to do for you. Then you get a detailed estimate that breaks down exactly what we’re doing and what it costs.
Once you’re ready to move forward, we handle demolition and remove all the old fixtures, tile, and outdated plumbing. This is where we find the hidden problems: old galvanized pipes, improper venting, leaks that have been slow-dripping behind walls for years. We fix all of it before moving forward.
Next comes the rough-in work. We install new supply lines, drain lines, and proper venting for your new layout. If you’re converting a tub to a walk-in shower or moving your vanity, this is where that happens. Everything gets inspected before we close up the walls.
Finally, we install your new fixtures: tub or shower, toilet, vanity, faucets, and any other plumbing elements. We test everything, make sure drainage is perfect, check for leaks, and hand you a bathroom that’s ready to use. Most full bathroom remodels take three to four weeks from start to finish, depending on the scope.
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You’re getting full-scope plumbing work, not just fixture swaps. That means complete demolition of old plumbing, new supply lines, new drain lines, proper venting, and modern fixtures that actually fit your space. We replace outdated copper and CPVC with PEX where it makes sense, and we make sure your bathroom can handle Florida’s humidity without growing mold behind the walls.
If you’re adding accessibility features, we install grab bars, comfort-height toilets, handheld showerheads, and anti-scald valves. If you want water efficiency, we install low-flow fixtures and high-efficiency toilets that cut your water bill without sacrificing performance. If you’re going for a spa-like setup, we handle the plumbing for rainfall showerheads, body sprays, and soaking tubs.
We also handle the coordination headaches. Plumbing touches every other part of a bathroom remodel, and when it’s not sequenced correctly, everything else gets delayed. We work directly with your tile installer, electrician, and anyone else on the job to make sure rough-ins happen on time and nothing gets damaged during install.
For Allenhurst homeowners dealing with older properties, this often means pipe rerouting services to accommodate modern layouts. Homes built in the 30s and 40s weren’t designed for walk-in showers and double vanities. We rework the plumbing to support what you actually want without tearing apart your entire house.
It depends entirely on what you’re changing. If you’re keeping the same layout and just replacing fixtures, you’re looking at the lower end. If you’re moving walls, relocating drains, converting a tub to a walk-in shower, or adding a second vanity, costs go up because the plumbing work is more involved.
A typical full bathroom remodel with new plumbing throughout usually runs between $8,000 and $18,000 for the plumbing portion alone, depending on fixture quality and layout changes. That includes demolition, new supply and drain lines, fixture installation, permits, and inspections.
The good news is that bathroom remodeling in Florida has strong ROI. You’re looking at around 65% to 75% return on investment for a well-planned mid-range remodel, and in Brevard County’s market, updated bathrooms move homes faster. We give you a detailed written estimate upfront so there’s no guessing.
We handle all the plumbing from start to finish: demolition, rough-in, fixture installation, testing, and final inspection. That’s our specialty, and it’s the most critical part of your remodel because if the plumbing fails, everything else is at risk.
For the other trades like tile, electrical, and painting, we work closely with trusted contractors we’ve partnered with for years. You can hire them separately, or we can coordinate the entire project so you’re not managing five different schedules. Either way, we make sure the plumbing is sequenced correctly so nothing gets delayed.
Most homeowners prefer the coordinated approach because it eliminates the “not my job” finger-pointing that happens when something goes wrong. When we’re managing the plumbing scope and working directly with the other trades, you get a faster, cleaner project with way fewer headaches.
A standard full bathroom remodel with complete plumbing replacement usually takes three to four weeks from demolition to final fixture installation. That timeline assumes we’re not dealing with major structural issues or waiting on custom fixtures.
The plumbing rough-in and inspection typically take about a week. Then tile and other finish work happen. Once walls are closed up and surfaces are ready, we come back for final fixture installation and testing, which takes another few days.
If you’re doing a simpler refresh where we’re keeping the existing layout and just replacing fixtures, you’re looking at one to two weeks. If you’re doing a major reconfiguration with relocated drains and new walls, add another week or two. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your consultation based on what your specific project involves.
Allenhurst has a lot of homes built before 1940 and during the 70s and 90s, and we see the same issues over and over. Galvanized pipes that are rusted through. Cast iron drains that are cracked or corroded. Improper venting that causes slow drains and sewer gas smells. Leaks behind walls that have been going unnoticed for years, causing mold and wood rot.
We also find a lot of DIY repairs that weren’t done to code. Mismatched pipe materials, missing traps, drains that don’t have proper slope. These things don’t always cause immediate problems, but they will eventually, and a remodel is the perfect time to fix them before they become expensive emergencies.
The good news is that once we open up the walls during demolition, we can see exactly what we’re dealing with. We fix the hidden problems, replace outdated materials with modern systems, and bring everything up to current code. You end up with plumbing that’s going to last decades, not just a few years.
Yes. Walk-in shower conversions are one of the most common requests we get, especially from homeowners who want to age in place or just prefer a modern, open shower over an old tub-shower combo. We handle all the plumbing for zero-threshold entries, linear drains, bench seating, and handheld showerheads.
For full accessibility, we install ADA-compliant fixtures: grab bars anchored into blocking, comfort-height toilets, anti-scald valves, and lever-handle faucets. We can also adjust vanity heights and install roll-under sinks if you need wheelchair access.
Florida has a huge aging population, and homes with accessibility features sell faster and for more money. Even if you’re not planning to sell anytime soon, these upgrades make your bathroom safer and easier to use for everyone. We make sure everything is installed correctly and meets code so it’s actually functional, not just decorative.
Any time you’re doing plumbing work that involves new supply lines, drain lines, or fixture relocations, you need a permit. That’s true throughout Brevard County, including Allenhurst. The permit process ensures the work is done to code and protects you if you ever sell your home.
We handle all the permitting and schedule the required inspections. Typically, you’ll need a rough-in inspection after we install new pipes but before we close up the walls, and a final inspection after fixtures are installed. The inspector checks for proper pipe sizing, correct venting, secure connections, and code compliance.
Some homeowners worry that permits slow things down, but it’s actually the opposite. When everything is done right from the start and passes inspection the first time, your project moves faster. Plus, you have documentation that the work was done professionally and legally, which matters a lot when it’s time to sell or if you ever have an insurance claim.
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