Every fixture, one call
Shower, tub, sink and toilet work without needing separate specialists.
Bathroom Plumbing, Fixture by Fixture
Bathroom plumbing covers more distinct fixtures than any other room in the house – shower and tub valves, sink faucets and drains, toilets, and the supply and drain lines that feed all of them. A leak in one of these often shows up somewhere else first: a stained ceiling below an upstairs bathroom, a soft spot in flooring near a tub, or a musty smell behind a shower wall, all before there's an obvious puddle.
What We Handle in the Bathroom
Shower & Tub Valves
Diverter and mixing valve repair for a shower that won't hold temperature or leaks.
Sink Faucets & Drains
Faucet repair and replacement, plus pop-up drain and P-trap work.
Renovation Rough-In
Supply and drain line placement, coordinated with the rest of the trades on site.
For a full or partial bathroom renovation, rough-in plumbing has to be right before the walls close – moving a shower drain, adding a second sink, or relocating a toilet all need code-compliant venting and drainage, not just a supply line run to a new spot. Significant renovation work of this kind may also require a permit depending on scope, which we can flag as part of the quote.
Bathroom Renovation Considerations
Drain & Vent Relocation
Moving a shower or sink needs code-compliant venting and drainage, not just a new supply line.
Water Pressure Balancing
Adding a second fixture can affect pressure elsewhere in the bathroom.
Permit Requirements
Significant renovation work may require a permit depending on scope.
Why Ottawa Plumbing Experts for Bathroom Plumbing
Renovation-ready
Rough-in plumbing coordinated with your renovation timeline.
Leak detection before damage spreads
We look for the source, not just the symptom.
Bathroom Plumbing FAQs
What are early signs of a hidden bathroom leak?
A stained ceiling below the bathroom, a soft spot in the flooring near a tub or shower, or a musty smell behind a shower wall, often before there's a visible puddle.
Do you handle bathroom renovation plumbing?
Yes – rough-in supply and drain line placement, coordinated with the rest of the renovation.
Does moving a bathroom fixture require a permit?
Significant renovation work, like relocating a drain or adding a fixture, may require a permit depending on scope – we'll flag that as part of your quote.
Can you replace a shower valve without opening the whole wall?
In many cases yes, depending on the valve type and access – we'll assess it on site before quoting the work.