Renovations

Projects from around the HRM.

A handful of recent jobs, from a master ensuite redo to a full PEX rough-in on a new build. Each one done the same way: rough-in to walk-through, by the same plumber.

Elegant pedestal sink bathroom with botanical wallpaper and hexagonal tile floor
Bathroom remodel

Pedestal sink powder room

Full plumbing rough-in for a new pedestal sink, toilet, and custom tile floor, coordinated with the wallpaper installer for a clean finish.

Before and after: storage closet converted into a full bathroom with shower, vanity, and toilet
Basement conversion

Closet to full bathroom

Turned an unused storage closet into a complete 3-piece bathroom: full rough-in, drain layout, and finished install.

Farmhouse kitchen sink with brass faucet installed on quartz countertop
Kitchen upgrade

Farmhouse sink & brass fixtures

Sink relocation, RO line, and supply re-runs, all tucked clean and serviceable behind the new cabinets.

Finished bathroom with botanical wallpaper, hexagonal marble tile, and modern toilet
Fixture install

Full fixture set & custom tile

Toilet, sink, and all supply lines installed on a custom hexagonal marble tile floor, sealed right and pressure-tested before handoff.

Walk-in shower with alternating grey and white striped tile and glass sliding door
Shower build

Custom tile walk-in shower

Full shower rough-in with pressure-balanced valve, glass enclosure prep, and coordinated tile layout, built to last.

Modern bathroom with wooden vanity, round decorative mirror, and marble-look floor tile
Bathroom remodel

Modern vanity & fixture upgrade

New vanity supply lines, drain connection, and toilet install. Clean plumbing behind a polished finish.

Renovated ensuite with a freestanding soaking tub and a walk-in herringbone tile shower with brushed bronze fixtures
Ensuite renovation

Spa-style master ensuite

Plumbed a freestanding tub with a floor-mounted filler and a curbless walk-in shower on one pressure-balanced system, rough-in to final trim.

Bathroom vanity with a quartz top, oval pivot mirror, and a wood-plank feature wall
Bathroom remodel

Vanity & mirror install

Set a new vanity, faucet, and drain against a feature wall. Supply lines and P-trap run clean and pressure-tested before the mirror went up.

Bathroom with a green double vanity, brushed-gold faucets, and a white-tiled walk-in shower
Bathroom renovation

Double vanity & tiled shower

Roughed in a double-sink vanity and a tiled walk-in shower with brushed-gold trim, drains and supplies coordinated with the tile layout.

Powder room with charcoal walls, a black vanity with gold pulls, and a one-piece toilet
Powder room

Charcoal powder room

New vanity, undermount sink, and a one-piece toilet set into a small powder room, with supply and waste re-run to suit the new layout.

Basement bathroom with navy walls, a corner glass shower, and a floating vanity with a vessel sink
Basement bathroom

Basement bath build

Added a full bathroom downstairs: corner shower, floating vanity with a vessel sink, and a toilet, all tied into a new drain and vent run.

Corner glass shower enclosure with white subway tile and a chrome rainfall shower head
Shower build

Corner shower install

Built a corner shower around a pressure-balanced valve and rainfall head, with white subway tile and the glass enclosure prepped and sealed.

The part you don't see

Clean work behind the walls.

The finish is what you notice. The rough-in is what lasts. Here's some of the work that happens before the tile ever goes up.

Bathroom rough-in with red and blue PEX supply lines and black ABS drain piping run through a stud wall
Underfloor rough-in with PEX manifold lines and drain stubs set before a basement slab is poured
Mechanical room with a pump, copper manifold piping, and a water treatment system
How a project goes

Four steps, no surprises.

Same flow whether it's a single bathroom or a full new build.

  1. Plan

    Walk-through, measurements, conversation about how you actually use the space. Then a clear quote.

  2. Rough-in

    Supply, waste, and vent run cleanly behind the walls, coordinated with framing, electrical, and HVAC.

  3. Install

    Fixtures set straight, sealed properly, and tested. No "I'll come back for that" punch-list left behind.

  4. Walk-through

    I show you what was done, where the shut-offs are, and how to keep it running well for years.

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