Bathroom Renovations
Full plumbing scope for bathroom renovations, from rough-in to fixture install.
Bathroom renovations live or die on the plumbing underneath — moving a toilet or shower even a few feet changes the rough-in work required, and getting it wrong means tearing back into finished walls or floors later. We handle the full plumbing scope, from rough-in through final fixture installation.
If the renovation keeps every fixture in its existing location, the plumbing work is usually limited to updating supply lines, drains, and shutoffs behind the new finishes. If fixtures are moving — a shower going where a tub used to be, or a toilet shifting to a new spot — that means new drain and vent routing, which is a bigger scope of work.
We work alongside the rest of a renovation rather than in isolation — rough-in plumbing needs to happen before walls close up, and fixture installation happens near the end, so timing with the other trades matters as much as the plumbing itself.
Older Saskatoon homes going through a bathroom renovation often turn up old, out-of-code, or corroded supply lines and drains once the walls are opened — worth planning for that possibility rather than being surprised by it mid-project.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you move my toilet or shower to a different spot in the bathroom?
- Yes — relocating a fixture means running new drain and vent lines to the new location, which is more involved than a straight swap but very doable as part of a renovation.
- When during a renovation does the plumbing work happen?
- Rough-in plumbing (supply and drain lines inside the walls/floor) happens before drywall goes up, and fixture installation (sinks, toilet, shower valve, faucets) happens near the end once finishes are in.
- Do you work with a contractor or do I need to coordinate everything myself?
- We can work directly with your contractor or other trades on the project, coordinating the plumbing scope and timing around the rest of the renovation.
- What if old plumbing is found once the walls are opened?
- It's common in older homes — outdated or corroded pipe often gets found once a wall is opened for a renovation. We'll flag it and give you options rather than just proceeding without telling you.
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