Remodeling Plumbing in Wimberley TX

Remodel plumbing happens in two visits. Rough in runs the supply, drain, and vent lines to where the new fixtures are going, and it has to be done and inspected before anyone closes a wall. Finish comes after the tile and cabinets: setting fixtures, final connections, testing.

Rough in has to pass inspection before the walls close, so it sets the schedule for everything after it. That is the main reason to bring a plumber in earlier than feels necessary.

The gap between those two visits is where remodel schedules go wrong. If we know your tile date, we can work backward from it. Getting called after the drywall is up to move a drain line is the expensive version of this job, and one conversation at the start avoids it.

This is where the real work lives. Sliding a vanity a few feet or turning a tub into a walk in shower means relocating drains and vents, not just supply lines. Drains need slope and venting, and that is what decides whether a layout is simple or a project. If you are weighing two layouts, ask before you commit. One is often meaningfully cheaper for reasons a floor plan does not show.

Sink and disposal relocations, dishwasher and ice maker lines, pot fillers. If the remodel adds fixtures, it is worth checking whether your water heater was sized for them, during planning rather than after the first cold shower.

We work alongside your general contractor or directly with you, whichever the project calls for.