Bathroom rough-in plumbing
Supply and drain lines run and inspected before the tiler closes the walls — the foundation of any bathroom renovation.
Areas we serve
Outremont is mostly greystone duplexes and triplexes built between 1900 and 1930, with wood floors, original cast-iron stacks and high ceilings that leave room to reconfigure an upstairs bathroom.
The difficulty rarely comes from the structure and often from the heritage building: some renovations touching a duplex's envelope or shared areas fall under borough rules, and a century-old cast-iron stack needs more care than a recent ABS drain before anything ties into it.
Supply and drain lines run and inspected before the tiler closes the walls — the foundation of any bathroom renovation.
Moving a toilet or shower by a few feet usually means moving the drain — and its vent. We work out what's actually possible before anything gets broken open.
A carrier frame anchored to the structure, drain and supply built into the wall: more plumbing and framing work than a floor-mounted toilet, for a result that's easier to clean.
Sink, dishwasher or garburator in an island: with no wall to hide the vent, the drain needs a different approach.
Free written quote. We call back the same business day.