Bathroom & Kitchen Plumbing in Green Bay, WI
Whether it's a dripping faucet or a full bathroom remodel, a plumber makes sure the water and drain lines behind the walls are right before the tile goes on.
Request a plumberEveryday repairs
Running toilets, dripping faucets, leaking shut-off valves, garbage disposals and dishwasher hook-ups.
Remodels
Moving a sink or toilet, adding a shower or finishing a basement bathroom means new supply, drain and vent lines and usually a permit.
Basement bathrooms
Below-grade bathrooms may need an ejector pump if the drain sits lower than the sewer line. Plan the location early.
Exterior walls
In this climate, avoid running new supply lines in outside walls. If a kitchen sink has to sit on an outside wall, ask how the pipes will be protected.
Licensed work
In Wisconsin, plumbers are licensed through the Department of Safety and Professional Services. Ask for the license number before work starts.
Plan ahead
Order fixtures early and confirm the rough-in sizes with the plumber so everything fits.
Kitchen upgrades
New kitchens often mean a new sink location, an island sink, a dishwasher, a fridge water line or a pot filler. Islands need special venting, so mention one early in the planning.
Accessible bathrooms
Walk-in showers, comfort-height toilets and grab-bar blocking in the walls are easier to add during a remodel than afterwards. Anti-scald valves protect children and older adults. Booking the plumber before the cabinets and tile are ordered avoids costly changes later.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?
- Usually, if pipes are moved or added. The plumber can tell you what your municipality requires.
- Can I keep my old tub?
- Often, if it's in good shape. The plumber can replace the valve and drain around it.
Other plumbing services
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