REMODELING THE SPACE?
DON’T FORGET THE PLUMBING.
New sinks, faucets, showers, tubs, toilets and layouts often mean plumbing changes behind the walls too. Angry Pipe handles the plumbing side of kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects throughout Queen Creek and Arizona’s East Valley.
WHAT YOU SEE IS ONLY
HALF THE PROJECT.
Moving a sink, changing a shower, replacing a tub or rearranging fixtures can require changes to water lines, drains, valves and other plumbing hidden behind the finished surfaces.
Angry Pipe works on the plumbing portion of kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects so the new fixtures and layout are supported by plumbing that works properly behind the scenes.
Good remodeling starts with plumbing that makes sense.
PLUMBING FOR THE
NEW SPACE.
Sink & Faucet Plumbing
Plumbing connections and fixture installation for remodeled kitchens, bathrooms and vanity areas.
Toilet Plumbing
Toilet replacement and plumbing changes when the remodel requires a different fixture or configuration.
Shower & Tub Plumbing
Plumbing work associated with showers, tubs, valves and related fixture upgrades.
Water Line Changes
Rerouting or modifying water-supply piping when a new layout changes where fixtures need water.
Drain Line Changes
Drain and waste piping changes when fixtures move or the remodeled layout requires a different plumbing configuration.
Fixture Installation
Installation of plumbing fixtures and connections once the remodel reaches the appropriate stage.
KITCHENS & BATHROOMS
DEPEND ON WHAT’S BEHIND THE WALL.
Kitchen Plumbing Remodeling
Kitchen projects may involve sinks, faucets, disposals, appliance connections and changes to water or drain lines depending on the layout.
Bathroom Plumbing Remodeling
Bathroom projects may involve toilets, sinks, vanities, showers, tubs, valves and changes to the plumbing serving those fixtures.
PLUMBING CHANGES ARE EASIER
BEFORE THE FINISH WORK.
Remodel plumbing should be considered early enough that necessary piping, drain and valve changes can be completed before walls, cabinets and finished surfaces make access more difficult.
Determine whether sinks, toilets, showers or tubs are staying in the same location or moving.
Moving or adding fixtures can require changes to the piping supplying them.
Fixture moves may also require changes to drain and waste piping.
Once the space is ready, fixtures and plumbing connections can be completed.
A REMODEL CAN EXPOSE
OLDER PLUMBING.
Remodeling can create an opportunity to see plumbing that has been hidden behind walls or cabinets for years.
If existing piping, valves or connections show signs of deterioration, leaks or previous repairs, we can discuss whether addressing them while the area is already accessible makes sense.
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THE FINISHED ROOM SHOULD LOOK GOOD.
THE PLUMBING SHOULD WORK.
Family-Owned
We’re a local East Valley plumbing company serving homeowners throughout the communities around us.
Clear Communication
We explain what plumbing changes are needed and how they relate to the project.
Existing & New Plumbing
Remodel work often means connecting new fixtures to existing plumbing. We look at both sides of that equation.
Respect for Your Home
We treat your home like our own.
LOCAL PLUMBING FOR
YOUR NEXT PROJECT.
BEFORE YOU START
TEARING THINGS OUT.
Does Angry Pipe do full kitchen and bathroom remodeling?
Angry Pipe focuses on the plumbing portion of remodeling projects, including plumbing modifications, fixture connections and related residential plumbing work.
Can plumbing fixtures be moved during a remodel?
Often they can, but moving a fixture may require changes to water supply and drain piping. The specific options depend on the existing plumbing and the proposed layout.
Can you install new faucets, sinks and toilets?
Yes. Angry Pipe handles common plumbing fixture installations and related plumbing connections.
What if you find old plumbing during the remodel?
If existing plumbing shows signs of deterioration or previous problems, we can explain what we’re seeing and discuss whether repairing or replacing it while the area is accessible makes sense.
