Fixture Relocation & Rough-In
Moving toilets, sinks, tubs, and showers to a new layout, with supply and drain lines rerouted to match.
Bathroom Plumbing Services
Bathroom Remodel Plumbing in Lexington, SC
The Plumbing Side of Your Bathroom Remodel, Handled by Licensed Pros.
Plumbing Solutions handles the rough-in, fixture relocation, and code-compliant plumbing behind every bathroom remodel — working alongside your designer or general contractor, not around them.
The Plumbing Solutions Difference
A Remodel Is Only as Good as the Plumbing Behind the Walls
Moving a toilet, adding a second sink, or converting a tub to a walk-in shower means rerouting supply and drain lines — work a general contractor typically subcontracts out anyway. We do that work directly, licensed and permitted, so nothing gets missed once the tile goes up.
Rough-In & Relocation Expertise
Moving fixtures, adding drain lines, and rerouting supply lines are planned and completed before your contractor closes up the walls.
Licensed Master Plumbers
Every remodel is performed by our own certified team, licensed in South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina — not a subcontractor.
Works Alongside Your Designer or GC
We coordinate directly with whoever's running your remodel, so plumbing timelines don't hold up the rest of the project.
Code-Compliant, Permitted Work
Permits and inspections are handled as part of the job, not an afterthought once the walls are already closed.
Bathroom Remodel Plumbing Services
Remodel Plumbing We Handle Most
From a single fixture move to a full gut remodel, every job starts with what needs to move behind the walls.
Tub-to-Shower & Walk-In Conversion Plumbing
Reworking drain and supply lines to support a curbless or walk-in shower conversion.
Tub & Shower FixturesSecond Sink & Double Vanity Plumbing
Adding supply and drain lines for a second sink or double-vanity layout.
VanitiesWater Heater & Supply Line Upgrades
Resizing or relocating water heater and supply lines to support new or additional fixtures.
Water Heater ServicesWet Room & Steam Shower Plumbing
Drain, supply, and ventilation plumbing for wet rooms and steam shower installations.
Bathroom Plumbing ServicesNew Construction & Full Gut Remodel Plumbing
Complete rough-in and trim-out for full bathroom gut remodels and additions.
Bathroom Plumbing Services
Plumbing, Not Just Design
A Beautiful Layout Still Needs Pipes That Work
A designer can plan where the vanity or shower goes — but someone still has to move the supply and drain lines to get it there, size the water heater for a second shower, and pull the permit. That's the part we handle, working from your designer's plan or building one with you from scratch.
The Remodel Plumbing Process
From Plan to Final Inspection, Step by Step
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STEP 01
Share Your Remodel Plan
Send us your designer's layout, contractor's scope, or just a rough sketch of what you're changing.
02
STEP 02
Plumbing Scope & Permit
We confirm what needs to move, size the lines, and pull the required permits before work starts.
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STEP 03
Rough-In, Trim-Out & Inspection
We complete the plumbing at each phase of the remodel and pass inspection before the walls close up.
One Call for the Whole Remodel
We Coordinate With Your Designer or Contractor — Not Around Them
Whether you're working with a designer, a general contractor, or handling the remodel yourself, our team fits into the existing plan and timeline instead of creating a separate one.
Send us your layout, a photo of the current bathroom, or just describe what's changing — moving the toilet, adding a shower, a second sink — and we'll tell you what it takes on the plumbing side before work starts.
One coordinated scope
Your timeline, not a second one.
Free Consultation
Start Planning the Plumbing for Your Remodel
Whether it's a single fixture move or a full gut remodel, tell us what you're planning and we'll help you scope the plumbing.
Or call (803) 324-6966 — 123 Zenker Rd, Lexington, SC 29072.
Common Questions
Remodel Plumbing, Answered
Any work that involves moving or adding supply and drain lines legally requires a licensed plumber, even on a remodel run by a general contractor. Many GCs subcontract this portion out — we can work directly with your contractor or handle it as a standalone piece of the project.
In most jurisdictions, yes — relocating or adding fixtures that change the supply or drain layout requires a permit and inspection. We pull the required permits as part of the job.
Rough-in is the supply and drain line work completed before the walls close, while trim-out is installing the finished fixtures — faucets, valves, and drains — once tile and finishes are in.
It depends on your current unit's capacity. We check the numbers as part of the scope and let you know whether an upgrade is needed before work starts.