Your shower pressure stays consistent. Your vanity drains don’t back up three months after install. The fixtures you picked actually fit where they’re supposed to go.
That’s what happens when a licensed plumber handles your bathroom renovation plumbing instead of a general contractor who farms it out. You’re not dealing with callbacks, leaks behind walls, or code violations that surface during inspection.
In City Point and across Brevard County, humidity and Florida’s strict building codes mean your bathroom plumbing needs to be done right the first time. We handle everything from pipe rerouting to fixture installation so your remodel doesn’t turn into a repair job six months down the road.
Drain Wizard is a family-owned plumbing company based in Cocoa, serving City Point and the entire Space Coast for over 17 years. Carl, the owner, is a licensed master plumber who personally oversees every bathroom remodeling project.
Before starting Drain Wizard, Carl spent over 20 years in military service and another 20 years working with plumbing companies across the region. That background shows up in how we communicate, how we schedule, and how we handle your property.
We’re not the cheapest option in Brevard County, and that’s intentional. You’re paying for work that passes inspection, protects your investment, and doesn’t create problems you’ll be calling someone else to fix later.
First, we walk through your space and look at what’s behind the walls. Most bathroom remodels in City Point involve older homes with cast iron pipes or outdated supply lines that need attention before any new fixtures go in.
We’ll tell you what needs replacing, what can stay, and why. Then we pull permits, coordinate with your contractor if you’re using one, and handle all the rough-in work before walls close up.
Once framing and tile are done, we come back for fixture installation—vanity plumbing, shower and tub replacement, toilet mounting, and final connections. Everything gets pressure-tested and inspected so you’re not dealing with leaks or code issues after the fact. We don’t leave until your water pressure is dialed in and every drain flows the way it should.
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We handle pipe rerouting when your new layout doesn’t match the old one. That includes moving supply lines, reworking drain placement, and making sure your venting meets Florida code.
We install all fixtures—freestanding tubs, walk-in showers, double vanities, wall-mounted toilets, whatever your design calls for. If you’re doing a tub-to-shower conversion, we handle the demo, drainage adjustments, and valve installation so your new setup actually works with City Point’s water pressure.
In Florida’s climate, moisture control matters. We make sure your bathroom has proper ventilation support, humidity-resistant connections, and code-compliant drainage to prevent mold and water damage down the line. A lot of bathroom remodels in Brevard County run into trouble because the plumbing wasn’t planned for Florida’s conditions. We build that into every job from the start.
Yes, and it’s not optional if you want your remodel to pass inspection. Florida building codes require licensed plumbers to handle any work involving water supply lines, drain modifications, or fixture installations.
If you hire a general contractor who subcontracts the plumbing, you’re adding another layer of coordination and potential miscommunication. When the tile guy and the plumber don’t sync up, you end up with fixtures that don’t fit or drains that aren’t where they need to be.
We work directly with you or your contractor to make sure rough-in measurements match your design, permits get pulled correctly, and inspections happen on schedule. Skipping the licensed plumber might save money upfront, but it costs more when you’re fixing code violations or water damage later.
It depends on what you’re changing. A basic fixture swap—new vanity, toilet, and showerhead—runs differently than a full gut job with relocated plumbing and custom tile work.
Most bathroom renovation plumbing projects in City Point fall between $3,000 and $8,000 for the plumbing portion alone, depending on whether you’re moving walls, adding fixtures, or dealing with old cast iron pipes that need replacing. If your remodel involves a tub-to-shower conversion or a second vanity, expect the higher end of that range.
We provide free estimates so you know what you’re looking at before any work starts. We’ll walk your space, check what’s behind the walls, and give you a breakdown of what the plumbing will actually cost—not a vague range that doubles once we open things up.
We work with your contractor, or we can handle the entire plumbing scope independently if you’re managing the project yourself. Either way, coordination matters more than who’s running the show.
Most bathroom remodels in Brevard County involve multiple trades—tile, electrical, plumbing, framing. If everyone’s not on the same page about rough-in timing and fixture placement, the job stalls or gets done wrong.
We’ve worked with dozens of contractors across City Point and the Space Coast. We show up when we’re supposed to, we communicate clearly about what needs to happen next, and we don’t leave gaps that create problems during inspection. If you don’t have a contractor yet, we can also recommend people we’ve worked with who actually show up and do quality work.
Pipe rerouting means relocating your water supply lines and drain pipes to match your new fixture placement. If you’re moving your vanity to a different wall or switching from a tub to a walk-in shower, the plumbing has to move with it.
In City Point, most homes have concrete slab foundations, which makes moving drains more complicated than in homes with crawl spaces. We sometimes have to cut into the slab, reroute underground pipes, and pour new concrete—all before your tile goes down.
Supply lines are easier to move since they run through walls, but everything still has to be sized correctly and vented to code. Florida’s plumbing code is strict about trap placement and vent distances, so this isn’t something you want a handyman attempting. We handle the demo, rerouting, pressure testing, and inspection so your new layout actually functions the way your designer drew it up.
Rough-in plumbing usually takes one to two days depending on how much we’re moving or replacing. That’s the work that happens after demo and before your walls close up—running new pipes, setting drain locations, installing valves.
Fixture installation happens later, after tile and paint are done. That’s another day or two to mount your vanity, install your shower system, connect your toilet, and test everything for leaks and pressure.
The timeline stretches if we’re dealing with old cast iron pipes that need replacing or if we’re waiting on custom fixtures that didn’t arrive on time. We coordinate with your contractor to make sure we’re not holding up other trades, and we’re clear about lead times upfront so you’re not surprised when something takes longer than expected.
We stop, show you what we found, explain what it means, and give you options. Most bathroom remodels in older City Point homes uncover something—corroded pipes, improper venting, supply lines that are undersized for modern fixtures.
If your cast iron drain pipes are rusted through or your galvanized supply lines are clogged with sediment, we’ll recommend replacing them before we install your new fixtures. That adds cost, but it prevents leaks and pressure problems after your remodel is finished.
We don’t hide problems or push unnecessary work. We’ll tell you what’s urgent, what can wait, and what the consequences are if you decide to leave it alone. Then you decide how to move forward. Most people choose to fix it while the walls are open because it’s cheaper and smarter than dealing with a leak six months later behind brand new tile.
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