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Seattle Remodel Plumbing Work

  • Plumber crimping a PEX supply line inside an open wall
  • Plumber fastening copper and PEX lines during rough-in
  • Chrome tub filler and handheld shower beside a window
  • Brushed brass faucet over a bathroom sink

Plumbing Before Cabinets and Tile: sink locations, drains, vents, supply lines, fixture specs and inspection timing need to be figured out before walls and finishes close.

Kitchen, Bathroom and Remodel Plumbing: Renova Contractors LLC is a Seattle remodeling company that brings in a properly licensed plumbing contractor when the remodel requires it.

Fixtures, Appliances and Rough-In Details: faucets, toilets, shower valves, vanities, dishwashers, disposals and owner-supplied fixtures should be selected before rough-in turns into a guess.

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Queen Anne Walk-In Bathroom Remodel — bathroom project in queen anne, seattle

Queen Anne Walk-In Bathroom Remodel

This Queen Anne bathroom remodel took a compact 68 sq ft room and made it feel deliberate: walk-in shower, mitered 45-degree tile corners, a recessed niche, brass fixtures, double vanity, green walls, wood storage, and warm layered lighting.

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Seattle Remodel Plumbing Reviews

Real feedback from remodel plumbing projects.

  • 4 out of 5 stars

    Briefly worked with nick and Renova team for my bathroom remodel in my Mercer island house. The work looks good overall. Tile work is good, drywall, paint, vanity ( we sourced it ourselves). The only concern was the cost of plumbing. I understand that licensed plumbers usually charge more but I didn’t expect it to be that much for a simple job like valves and fixtures replacement ( the plumbing work alone was $2900 plus the cost of permits). But the bathroom is done right and that’s what matters ( also you need to consider the fact the inspections by the city to sign off the permit might delay the job for a day or two and I didn’t expect that ) That’s the only reason it’s 4 star instead of 5. But, I will definitely hire them again should we have a project.

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    Viktor s
  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Had a basement finishing project on my house in Magnolia. Hired Renova Contractors. Great experience, great craftsmanship, the project was completed on time and schedule. Nick and Mike were really good managers that handled everything perfectly, they helped me pick the right materials for flooring, the right size windows, did everything by electrical and plumbing code. Passed all city inspections. The crew showed up when promised, I had a direct line with them which made communication so much easier. Was not my first time working with a GC and they set the bar high. Great experience on the basement remodeling!

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    Anastasia Klachkova
  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Nick and the Renova team updated a bathroom in our condo in Seattle. They removed a shower insert and glass door, upgraded the shower head and faucet, and tiled the shower area. They did a really nice job, especially with the tiling work. We were in Oregon during the entire job, and we appreciated Nick’s communication with us that included progress reports with pictures at the end of each day. We will definitely consider them for future jobs.

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    Jeremy Clem
  • 5 out of 5 stars

    I was recommended to Renova by my friend Sao for a toilet replacement. They were super responsive and literally got an opening next-day to stop by and do the work in less than 2 hours for a very reasonable price. I was impressed by how considerate they were - they asked if I wanted them to remove their shoes and, when I didn't, instead asked for a towel to clean their shoes so they wouldn't stain the floor. They did a really great job - I only wish they had taken away the existing toilet but I can do that myself for not too much pain.

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    James T.
  • 5 out of 5 stars

    I am just amazed by the bathroom transformation that RENOVA did in our Mill Creek home. From the very first call Mike lead me through the process, he involved his interior designer who worked with me and helped me bring my ideas together that would compliment the overall look of the bathroom interior. Through the whole project Mike communicated and kept me in the loop. Dima and his crew were amazing, polite, clean and very communicative, Oleg was very kind and was very polite. RENOVA set a high standard for other companies in Seattle, interior designer, tile installation, plumbers and electricians all under one roof. The best thing was they helped me order everything and delivered everything. I am amazed and very grateful I haven’t had that kind of service in my life. This was a pleasure. Thank you again Mike, Dina,Oleg,Diana and the rest of the RENOVA crew, it was a great experience.

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    Natalia Kuznetsova
  • 5 out of 5 stars

    I had a positive experience working with the Renova team for a kitchen restoration project requiring drywall replacement work, resetting cabinetry, counter top setting, sink and dishwasher placement / connection, tile and finishing. They delivered quickly and effectively on a kitchen restoration which included kitchen cabinet installation of existing cabinets which were present onsite and temporarily removed. The team communicates consistently, and follows through on their word. I would trust them to work on future projects.

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    Ben Mullins

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What Renova Contractors LLC Checks Before Plumbing Rough-In

Fixture Locations

Sink, toilet, vanity and shower locations are checked before the rough-in is treated as ready.

Drain and Vent Routes

Permit / Inspection Timing

Supply Lines

Hot and cold supply locations are coordinated with fixture specs, vanities, sinks and appliances.

Cabinet and Counter Fit

Sink, faucet, disposal and dishwasher details need to line up with cabinets and countertop cutouts.

Licensed Plumbing Work

Renova Contractors LLC runs the remodel and brings in the properly licensed plumbing contractor when required.

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Renova Contractors LLC is an active Washington general contractor for Seattle-area remodeling

Washington L&I currently lists registration RENOVC*760NA as active through August 1, 2028, with a $30,000 contractor bond and $1,000,000 liability insurance. Verify the current record before hiring; coverage and status can change.

Renova Contractors LLC is also listed as an IICRC Certified Firm for water damage restoration and fire and smoke damage restoration. Current firm and technician credentials can be checked through the IICRC Global Locator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about scope, estimates, scheduling, and project coordination

Who handles plumbing work on a Renova Contractors LLC remodel?

Renova Contractors LLC coordinates plumbing scope with a properly licensed plumbing contractor when the project requires it. Renova Contractors LLC handles remodel coordination, access, surrounding construction, material selections, scheduling and closeout around the plumbing work.

What should be included in a remodel plumbing quote?

A remodel plumbing quote should say what is being reset, what is new, what fixtures are owner-supplied, and what access or patching is included. For plumbing installation within a Seattle remodel, it should also identify rough-in work, trim-out work, drain and vent changes, supply line changes and any permit or inspection coordination.

Do plumbing projects in Seattle need permits?

Plumbing permits and inspections depend on the actual scope. A simple fixture reset is different from moving drains, vents or supply lines. Renova Contractors LLC coordinates with the properly licensed plumbing contractor when plumbing permit Seattle or plumbing inspection Seattle requirements apply. This is general information, not legal advice.

When should the plumber come during a kitchen remodel?

The plumber should usually be involved before cabinets, countertops and backsplash close the work. Sink, faucet, disposal and dishwasher details should be confirmed early. Seattle kitchen-plumbing work often affects countertop templating and cabinet openings, so late fixture decisions can slow the next trade.

Can Renova Contractors LLC coordinate sink, faucet, toilet and shower plumbing?

Yes. Renova Contractors LLC can coordinate the sink, faucet, toilet, shower valve, vanity, dishwasher and disposal plumbing a Seattle remodel needs. Work that requires a licensed plumbing contractor is coordinated with the properly licensed plumbing contractor.

Is resetting an existing sink the same as installing a new sink?

No. Resetting an existing sink usually means reconnecting something that is already selected and already fits the opening. Installing a new sink may affect the countertop cutout, faucet holes, drain alignment, disposal, cabinet clearance and supply lines.

How do I compare plumbing contractors in Seattle?

Compare scope before price. Seattle plumbing contractors should explain rough-in, trim-out, fixture responsibility, access, patching, permit or inspection timing and exclusions. A low number is not useful if it does not say what is included.

Clear Remodeling Process: Our 5-Step Coordination Plan

Remodeling has moving parts. We define scope, document assumptions, and coordinate each phase so you know what is happening from consultation through final walkthrough.

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Check Layout, Fixtures and Existing Lines

Kitchen and Bath LayoutWe review sink, vanity, toilet, shower, dishwasher and disposal locations against the actual cabinet, tile and drywall plan.
Existing LinesDrain, vent and supply line locations are checked before the scope assumes a fixture can stay or move.
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Confirm Fixture Specs and Owner-Supplied Items

Model NumbersSink, faucet, shower valve, toilet, vanity, dishwasher and disposal specs are confirmed before rough-in.
Procurement NotesOwner-supplied fixtures, delivery timing and missing parts are tracked before the schedule depends on them.
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Rough-In Before Walls, Cabinets and Tile Close

Licensed Rough-InWhen plumbing work requires it, Renova Contractors LLC coordinates the rough-in with the properly licensed plumbing contractor.
Access Before FinishesDrain, vent and supply work is easier to coordinate before cabinets, countertops, tile and drywall close the wall.
4

Coordinate Permit / Inspection if Required

Scope-Based ReviewPlumbing permits and inspections depend on the actual work, not only the room name.
Inspection TimingInspection timing is coordinated before the work is covered by drywall, tile or cabinets.
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Trim-Out, Test and Walk Through

Fixture Trim-OutFaucets, drains, toilets, disposal connections and shower trim are finished after the surrounding work is ready.
Final CheckThe sink, faucet, toilet, shower valve, dishwasher and disposal connections are checked during closeout.

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Fixture Handoff Before Rough-In

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Plumbing rough-in turns into guesswork the moment the fixtures are still undecided, so the handoff before the walls close is most of the job.

The questions a plumber actually needs answered:

  • which sink, and is the faucet model picked?
  • disposal, or no disposal?
  • which side of the sink does the dishwasher land?
  • what vanity size was actually ordered?
  • is the toilet staying put?
  • does the shower valve body match the trim?

For remodel plumbing in Seattle, we coordinate that scope with a properly licensed plumbing contractor when the project calls for it, and handle the access, surrounding construction, selections and scheduling around the plumbing work.

Kitchen plumbing ties into the cabinet layout and counter cutouts, and bathroom plumbing ties into the vanity, shower valve, and the drain and vent runs that have to land before tile and cabinets close access. Moving a drain or supply line inside a wall is a different cost than a trim-out, and the time to do it is before the finishes go on.

Owner-supplied fixtures are welcome. They just cannot show up as a mystery box on trim-out day, because a wrong drain kit or a late vanity stops the next step.

Seattle Remodel Plumbing Cost Guide

Plumbing relocation and fixture replacement are different scopes. Resetting an existing sink is not the same as buying and installing a new one, and trim-out is not the same as moving a drain, rerouting a vent or changing supply lines inside a wall.

Kitchen plumbing follows the sink, faucet, disposal, dishwasher and cabinet plan, while the countertop template needs the sink and faucet details. Bathroom plumbing depends on vanity drains, toilet location, shower or tub valves and finished dimensions. Opening a wall before tile is one cost; reopening it after finishes is another.

The quote should identify rough-in, fixtures, licensed labor, permit or inspection needs and whether drywall, tile or cabinet patching is included. Owner-supplied fixtures work when the model, delivery timing and responsibility are written down before rough-in.

Plumbing Work: estimate scope

We price the applicable work below as part of your agreed project. Quantities, selections and site conditions determine the estimate.

  • Whole House Repiping
  • Water Heater Installation
  • Faucet Installation
  • Toilet Installation
  • Drain Cleaning
  • Sewer Line Repair
  • Leak Detection and Repair
  • Garbage Disposal Installation
  • Shower and Bathtub Installation
  • Sump Pump Installation
  • Water Softener Installation
  • Backflow Preventer Installation

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Rough-In and Trim-Out Are Two Different Visits

In a bathroom remodel or kitchen scope, rough-in is the point of no easy return. Once pipe is in the wall and the drywall closes, moving a drain or a valve means opening things back up. The first visit puts drains, vents and supply lines into the open wall; the second sets the fixtures and trim after tile, cabinets and countertops are in. Treating those as one step is how a job ends up waiting on a part that should have been ordered weeks earlier.

Kitchen and bath pull in different directions

Kitchen plumbing rides on the cabinet layout and the appliance specs, so the sink base, faucet, disposal and dishwasher side all feed the rough-in. Bathroom plumbing rides on the wet wall: the valve height, the drain locations and the waterproofing sequence behind the tile. Both are far easier before finishes close the access.

Reset is not the same line as new

Reconnecting an existing sink or toilet is a different scope than setting a new fixture that changes the cutout, the supply or the drain. A quote should say which it is, and who supplies the fixture, so a reset does not quietly turn into a purchase mid-job.

Who is licensed for what

Renova Contractors LLC coordinates the plumbing scope with a properly licensed plumbing contractor when the project calls for it, and handles the access, surrounding construction, material selections and scheduling around it. Fixtures can be owner-supplied or ordered through us, as long as the models and lead times are confirmed before the wall is opened. Permit and inspection needs depend on the actual scope.