Bathroom remodels fail in the walls, not on the Pinterest board. We rough supply, waste, and vent so the tile guy isn’t floating a shower pan over a hope. Whether it’s a 1928 bungalow in Denver or a 2004 two-story in Erie, the trap arms still have to pitch.
What we handle
- Full gut rough-in and trim
- Shower valves, tub fillers, and comfort-height toilets
- Walk-in and accessible tubs, including the electrical coordination those units need
- Fan and wet-exhaust conversations so the new tile doesn’t grow a science project
Old houses, new fixtures
Cast-iron stacks, drum traps, and galvanized vents are still in a lot of Front Range baths. We’ll tell you what can stay and what will stain your new grout in a year. No silent ‘it’ll be fine’ on a drum trap.
- Rough-in that matches old stacks
- Walk-in and accessible tubs
- Brass, chrome, or whatever you picked — set square