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Moving the toilet, sink or shower
Rough-in work under the floor. On a slab, concrete comes up. Priced on the bid before anything starts.
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Kitchen and bathroom
remodel plumbing
A remodel is two plumbing visits with a lot of other trades in between. We do both ends, work from the drawings, and put every line of it on a bid you can hand to your contractor.
Call (805) 330-3111
Request a visit
Danny picks up when he can, and calls back the same day. Say what it is doing and you will usually have a rough answer, and a price, in two minutes.
The job
How it goes
The rough-in comes first, after demolition and before the walls close. That is where drains move, vents are run, water lines go to the new fixture locations, and a shower valve or a tub is set in the wall. On a slab house, moving a toilet or a shower drain means cutting the concrete, and that is the line item that surprises people, so it is on the bid up front. The inspector looks at everything at this stage, and we are there for it.
Finish plumbing is the second visit, once the tile and the cabinets are in. Setting the toilets, the faucets, the sinks, the disposal, the dishwasher connection, the pot filler, the shower trim, the tub filler. Fixtures you chose, or fixtures we source. Everything is tested before we leave and the permit is closed out.
Bids are written and itemized: what is being moved, what is being added, what has to be opened up to do it, and the price for each. Contractors and designers get the same bid the homeowner does. Additions and ADUs are the same work at a bigger scale, with a new sewer connection and a water line sized for the extra load.
Call if
What you notice,
and what it usually is
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Adding a bathroom
A drain and a vent tied into the existing system, and a check that the sewer line can take it.
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A pot filler, a second sink, a bar sink
New water and drain runs in the walls at rough-in.
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An addition or an ADU
New sewer tie-in, water sized for the load, gas if it wants it, and its own set of inspections.
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A contractor who needs a plumbing number
A written scope in a week, itemized, and we hold to it.
Say what it is doing when you call. Most of these get narrowed down in two minutes on the phone.
How it goes
Four steps, and you have the price at step three
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You call
Danny picks up when he can, and calls back the same day. Tell him what it is doing and where.
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We look
We come out, find the cause and show you. In plain words, with the part in our hand where there is one.
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You get a price
Before anything starts. Repairs are our time plus parts, and the bigger jobs get a written bid. Nobody here is on commission.
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We do the work
Small repairs are usually done the same visit. Bigger jobs get a start date and a number of days, and we hold to it. Done to code, permitted where it needs it, the house left the way we found it.
Common questions
Things people ask about kitchen & bathroom remodel plumbing
- Do you work with my contractor?
- Yes. Most remodels come to us through a contractor or a designer, and we work to their schedule. We also work directly for homeowners running their own project.
- Can we keep the plumbing where it is?
- Usually, and it is the biggest saving on a remodel. A layout that keeps the toilet and the shower on their existing drains avoids cutting the slab. We say what moving each fixture would cost so you can decide with the drawings in front of you.
- Who supplies the fixtures?
- Either. Many people choose their own from a showroom. We tell you what to look for so the rough-in matches, and we can source them if you would rather.
- What inspections are involved?
- Rough plumbing before the walls close, and final after the fixtures are set. Gas and water heater work in the same remodel are inspected with it. We schedule them and we are there.
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What people say
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“Dan is consistent. Professional, on time, only does what is needed, experienced, easy to work with, clean, and smart.”
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“Dan's Plumbing did excellent job for us replacing our broken water pressure regulator. Quick response, good price, great quality of work. Will hire them again.”
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Where we do this
Close to the shop
The shop is in Westlake Village. Everything we cover is about ten minutes from it, so same day is often realistic.
Zip codes 91361, 91362, 91301, 91377. Just outside? Call and ask.
Often goes with this
Related work
- Gas line installation & repair New runs to a BBQ, a range, a fire pit or a pool heater. Leak testing and repair. Upsizing for a tankless. Pressure tested, permitted, inspected.
- Sewer camera inspection & sewer repair A camera down the line shows what is there before anyone digs. Then a spot repair, a new cleanout, or a new run.
- Plumbing repairs Running toilets, dripping faucets, disposals, angle stops, hose bibs, shower valves. Priced before we start and usually done in one visit.
Request a visit
Leave your details, and Danny calls you back
Your name, your number and a line about what it is doing. It goes straight to Danny's phone and he calls back to set a time, usually the same day. If it is leaking right now, skip the form and call (805) 330-3111.
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Remodels
Tell Danny what
it’s doing
Describe the symptom and you will usually have an answer in two minutes. You get the price before any work starts. Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.