Bathroom remodel rough-in and fixture set
A shower moved to the opposite wall, a new drain run, and supply lines for a double vanity.
- Bathroom & kitchen plumbing
- 2 days
- 2 technicians
Shower wall, after tiling and the valve trim went on
The job
The owners were turning a bathroom with a tub into a walk-in shower with a double vanity. The shower was moving to the opposite wall, so the drain, vent, and supply lines all had to follow.
What we did
Two plumbers took out the old fixtures, cut a new path in the floor for the shower drain and trap, and rerouted the drain and vent lines to the new layout. Supply lines went in for the shower and both basins, with a pressure-balancing valve set in the wall at the agreed height. The rough-in passed inspection before the walls were closed. After tiling, the plumbers came back to fit the toilet, taps, and shower trim.
The result
The new shower drains without pooling, both basins run at full flow at the same time, and the valve keeps the temperature steady when the toilet is flushed.
“They worked around our tiler's dates and came back to fit everything the day the grout was dry.”
Sofia N. · Westfield Heights
Closed · Aug 26, 2026
- Old tub, toilet, and vanity taken out
- New shower drain and trap set in the floor
- Drain and vent lines rerouted to the new layout
- Supply lines run for the shower and double vanity
- Pressure-balancing valve set in the wall
- Rough-in inspected and signed off
- Toilet, taps, and shower trim fitted after tiling
- Technicians: 2
- Time on site: 2 days
- Area: Westfield Heights
Job total$2,900
Plumbing only, tiling by the owner's contractor
