You stop worrying about leaks behind the walls. Your shower pressure stays consistent, hot water arrives when you need it, and nothing rattles or drips at 2 a.m.
The fixtures you picked actually get installed where they belong. Vanity plumbing lines up correctly, the toilet doesn’t rock, and your tile guy isn’t waiting three days because rough-in measurements were off.
If your home was built before 1975, there’s a good chance you’re dealing with cast iron pipes that are corroding from the inside out. A bathroom remodel is your opportunity to replace those lines before they fail and flood your house. Most homeowners in Brevard County don’t realize how much damage old plumbing can cause until it’s already happening. We handle the replacement during the renovation so you’re not dealing with an emergency six months later.
We’re a family-owned plumbing company that’s been working in Lotus and throughout Brevard County for nearly two decades. Our owner, Carl, started plumbing at 16 and brings over 40 years of hands-on experience to every bathroom remodeling project.
We’re not a franchise. We’re not running six jobs at once with different crews every day. We’re a small operation with master plumber certification (CFC#1428379), military work ethic, and an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau because we show up and do what we said we’d do.
Most of our work comes from referrals. That happens when you treat people’s homes like they matter and don’t disappear halfway through a job.
We start with a walkthrough of your existing bathroom. You show us what’s staying, what’s going, and where you want new fixtures. We look at your current plumbing layout, check for cast iron or galvanized pipes that need replacing, and measure everything before rough-in starts.
Once demolition happens, we handle all the pipe rerouting services needed to match your new layout. That includes moving drain lines for a new vanity, relocating supply lines for a different shower valve, or running new vents if you’re adding a second sink. Everything gets pressure tested and inspected before walls close up.
After rough-in passes inspection, we come back for fixture installation once tile and paint are done. We set the toilet, mount the vanity, install your shower valve and trim, and connect everything so it works correctly the first time. You’re not waiting on us to come back three times because something leaked or didn’t fit.
The whole process typically takes one to two weeks depending on the scope of your remodel and how fast your other trades move. We coordinate with your contractor or work directly with you if you’re managing the project yourself.
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Bathroom fixture installation covers your toilet, vanity, sinks, faucets, shower valve, tub, and any accessories like towel warmers or bidet attachments. We also handle the connections most people forget about—shutoff valves, supply lines, P-traps, and drain assemblies that need to be code-compliant for Florida.
If you’re doing a shower and tub replacement, that means removing the old unit, verifying drain placement, installing a new base or tub, and setting the valve at the correct depth for your tile thickness. A lot of plumbers skip that last part and you end up with a valve that’s too deep or sticks out too far. We measure twice.
Pipe rerouting services come into play when your new layout doesn’t match the old one. Maybe you’re moving the vanity to a different wall, converting a tub to a walk-in shower, or adding a second sink. We run new supply and drain lines where they need to go, which sometimes means opening walls or accessing crawl spaces. In Lotus and the rest of Brevard County, we also deal with older homes that have cast iron stacks and galvanized supply lines. If those are in your walls, we recommend replacing them during the remodel. It’s cheaper to do it now than after your new bathroom is finished.
Yes, if you’re moving or adding any plumbing fixtures. Florida has strict building codes, and Brevard County requires permits for most bathroom renovations that involve plumbing changes.
That includes relocating a toilet, adding a sink, moving a shower valve, or replacing old cast iron drain lines. The permit process ensures your plumbing meets current code, gets inspected at rough-in, and passes final inspection before you close up walls.
We handle the permit application and coordinate inspections as part of our service. You don’t need to deal with the county yourself. Most permits get approved within a few days, and inspections usually happen within 24 to 48 hours of our request.
It depends on what you’re changing. A basic fixture swap—new toilet, vanity, and shower valve in the same locations—typically runs between $1,500 and $3,000 depending on the fixtures you choose.
If you’re relocating plumbing, adding fixtures, or replacing old cast iron pipes, costs go up because there’s more labor and material involved. A full bathroom remodel with new drain lines, supply lines, and fixture installation usually falls between $4,000 and $8,000 for the plumbing portion alone.
We give you a clear estimate upfront after seeing your space and understanding your plans. No surprises, no “we’ll figure it out as we go” pricing. You know what it costs before we start.
Yes, and we recommend it if your home was built before 1975. Cast iron drain pipes corrode from the inside out, and most homeowners don’t realize there’s a problem until the pipe collapses or starts leaking into the walls.
A bathroom remodel is the best time to replace those lines because the walls are already open. We remove the old cast iron, install new PVC drain lines, and make sure everything slopes correctly so waste drains properly.
This work requires a permit and inspection, but it’s worth doing now instead of dealing with a sewer backup or water damage later. Most of the homes we work on in Lotus and Brevard County have cast iron somewhere in the system, and replacing it during a renovation saves you from a much bigger headache down the road.
Rough-in is the plumbing work that happens before your walls close up. That’s when we run drain lines, supply lines, and vents to the correct locations for your new fixtures. Everything gets pressure tested and inspected at this stage.
Fixture installation happens after tile, drywall, and paint are finished. That’s when we come back to set the toilet, mount the vanity, install faucets, and connect your shower valve trim. This is the part you actually see when the bathroom is done.
A lot of problems happen when rough-in measurements are off or the plumber doesn’t account for tile thickness. We measure everything during rough-in so fixture installation goes smoothly and nothing needs to be redone.
Rough-in typically takes one to three days depending on how much plumbing we’re relocating or replacing. If we’re just swapping fixtures in the same spots, it’s faster. If we’re moving drain lines, replacing cast iron, or adding new fixtures, it takes longer.
Fixture installation usually happens in one day once your tile and paint are done. We schedule that toward the end of your remodel so we’re not waiting on other trades.
The biggest delay is usually the permit and inspection process, which adds a few days to the timeline. We coordinate that for you and make sure inspections happen as quickly as possible so your project stays on track.
Both. If you’re working with a general contractor or managing the remodel yourself, we coordinate with whoever is running the project.
We show up when rough-in needs to happen, handle our inspections, and come back for fixture installation when you’re ready. Communication is straightforward—we tell you what we need, when we need it, and what to expect next.
If you’re doing the work yourself and need guidance on sequencing or product selection, we’ll walk you through that too. A lot of homeowners don’t realize that certain fixtures require specific rough-in measurements or that tile thickness affects valve depth. We make sure those details get handled correctly so you’re not dealing with problems after everything is installed.
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