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
Ville-Marie covers everything from Griffintown's recent concrete towers to converted condos in Old Montreal. In a tower, the drain is cast into the slab and shared with neighbouring units through a common stack: relocating a drain almost always means cutting concrete and working within the syndicate's rules on work hours and access to common areas.
In Old Montreal, condo conversions of older buildings add another constraint: the original structure was never built with modern plumbing in mind, and every existing stack has to be located before we can promise a move is possible.
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.