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Recent work

Real houses. Real problems. Finished properly.

Ten jobs from the last few years, picked to show the range — a repipe behind original brick, a slab leak found without breaking the floor, a bathroom taken back to the studs. Each one links through to the service that did it, so you can read exactly how we would approach yours.

01Rosewood · Repiping & fixtures
Primary bath, taken back to the studs
Failing galvanized supply lines replaced in PEX, new thermostatic mixer, and a shower pan set properly for the first time in forty years.
See the repiping page
02Fairbank · Fixtures & drains
A guest bath that stopped smelling of 1974
New wall-hung carrier, drain line re-run at the correct slope, and a vanity that finally sits level against a wall that never was.
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03Cedar Grove · Fixtures & faucets
Vessel sink install, level to the tile line
Client-supplied basin and faucet, new angle stops, and a sealant line you would have to look for.
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04Millbrook · Fixtures & water heaters
Double vanity with a recirculation loop
Hot water at the far end of the house in four seconds instead of ninety, without running the faucet down the drain while you wait.
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05Hartley · Repiping
Walk-in shower, valve moved and re-piped
Mixer relocated out of the splash zone, new drain assembly, and the whole run pressure tested before a single tile went back.
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06Lyndon · Fixtures & filtration
Kitchen re-plumb behind an original brick wall
Under-sink reverse osmosis, new disposal, and supply lines rerouted without cutting into the exposed brick the owners had spent a summer cleaning.
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07Winslow Park · Repiping & fixtures
Lit marble bath, all services concealed
Every supply and waste run planned around the lighting channels so nothing had to be chased through finished stone.
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08Ashgrove · Fixtures & faucets
Freestanding tub with a floor-mounted filler
Floor penetration set from the underside so the filler stands dead plumb, with an access panel the owners will hopefully never need.
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09Pinehurst · Sewer & drains
Basement bath added to an existing stack
New drain tied into the main below slab, ejector pit set and vented, and the slab patched flush.
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10Bell Canyon · Fixtures
Dark stone bath, hidden tank
In-wall carrier and tank set behind stone panels, with the service access designed into the joint line rather than added afterwards.
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Before and after

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That is the whole pitch.

Three real job types from the last twelve months. Same room, same angle, one week apart.

The same bathroom after renovation, with a double vanity, tub and glass shower

After

A dated bathroom with ornate tile, a boxed-in radiator and an old vanity

Before

Galvanized supply replaced in PEX, drain re-run at proper slope, four days on site.

Rosewood

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