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Rough-In & Trim-Out  ·  Licensed · CFC 1433130

Remodel Plumbing, Tested Before The Walls Close.

Kitchen and bathroom remodels depend on plumbing nobody will ever see again. We plan the rough-in, relocate drains and supply lines correctly, and pressure test every system before finishing work starts.

Pressure TestedBefore Walls Close
CoordinatedWith Your Trades
Since 1980Serving SWFL
Code ReviewedBefore Closeout
Licensed & Insured Slab Relocation Experience Contractor & Designer Coordination Rough-In To Trim-Out Lee · Collier · Charlotte Counties

Who Does Remodel Plumbing In Fort Myers?

United Plumbing provides licensed plumbing for kitchen and bathroom remodels across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida, covering rough-in, drain line relocation, water supply rerouting, tub-to-shower conversions, shower valve upgrades, double vanity installation, appliance water lines and slab foundation relocation. Plumbing layouts are evaluated before any modification, and every rough-in and relocation is pressure tested and verified before walls are closed.

Remodeling requires structural plumbing changes behind walls, beneath flooring and within slab foundations. Drain relocation, water line rerouting and fixture repositioning need precise planning for proper alignment, drainage performance and long-term reliability.

Incorrect pipe sizing, poor drain slope or unsecured supply connections create hidden leaks, pressure imbalance and expensive post-construction repairs. Getting it right the first time is the entire point, because the second time means opening finished walls.

Scope Of Work

Remodel Plumbing We Handle

Remodels often require drain relocation, water line rerouting, valve upgrades and system adjustments to support new layouts and modern fixtures.

Plumbing rough-in for kitchen and bathroom remodels Drain line relocation Water supply line rerouting Kitchen sink relocation plumbing Tub-to-shower conversion plumbing Shower valve upgrades Double vanity plumbing installation Dishwasher and ice maker water line installation Slab foundation plumbing relocation

Slab Homes

Relocating Plumbing Without Cutting The Slab

In the slab foundation homes common throughout Fort Myers, plumbing relocation requires careful planning. Rerouting supply or drain lines often provides a safer solution than slab cutting, protecting structural integrity while reducing long-term plumbing risk.

That decision gets made during planning rather than mid-project, because it changes the scope, the schedule and the cost. Every system is pressure tested and verified before finishing work begins.

Protecting Your Renovation Investment


Kitchen and bathroom remodels are significant upgrades to your property. The plumbing hidden behind finished walls must perform reliably for years after the renovation is complete. Our installations prioritize:

Correct drain slope and venting Pressure-tested water supply connections Code-compliant fixture spacing Stable, balanced water pressure Durable materials suited for Florida conditions

Southwest Florida's mineral-heavy water and humid climate accelerate wear on valves and plumbing components. During renovation we evaluate the surrounding plumbing infrastructure to reduce premature failures and avoid unnecessary future wall access.

Proper installation helps protect resale value, supports inspection approval, and prevents costly structural damage.

The Cheapest Time To Fix Old Pipe Is Now

If the supply lines feeding your remodel are aging or already causing problems, the walls being open is the one moment when addressing them is inexpensive. Finishing a bathroom over pipe that is near the end of its life means opening that finish work again later. We flag it during planning so it is your decision, not a surprise.

Coordinated Installation And Final Trim-Out


Remodel plumbing must be coordinated with tile, cabinetry, electrical and general construction schedules. Poor sequencing causes delays, installation conflicts and expensive corrections. United Plumbing provides:

  • Structured rough-in scheduling aligned with project phases
  • Coordination with contractors and designers
  • Fixture placement verification
  • Final trim-out installation
  • System pressure verification before completion
  • Code compliance review prior to project closeout

Remodel plumbing is critical infrastructure, not a finishing step. Precision installation ensures your new kitchen or bathroom operates safely and reliably for years.

Serving Southwest Florida


United Plumbing provides kitchen and bathroom remodeling plumbing throughout Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Captiva, Estero, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, North Fort Myers, Golden Gate, Marco Island, Naples, Punta Gorda, Sanibel, and surrounding communities.

Our team delivers precise rough-in installation, secure plumbing relocation, and code-compliant system upgrades designed to support successful renovation projects. We also handle new construction plumbing for builders and developers.

How It Works

Plan, Rough-In, Test, Trim

1. Evaluate The Layout

We assess existing plumbing before modifying anything, including whether slab work is avoidable.

2. Scope & Quote

Defined scope in writing, aligned with your build schedule and other trades.

3. Rough-In

Drains relocated, supply rerouted, fixture placement verified against the design.

4. Pressure Test

Every system tested and verified before walls are closed, never after.

5. Trim-Out & Closeout

Final fixtures installed, system verified, code compliance reviewed before handover.

Common Questions

Your Remodel Plumbing Questions Answered

Can you move a sink, shower or toilet to a new location?

Yes. Drain relocation and supply rerouting are standard parts of remodel work. What varies is the effort involved, which depends on the existing layout, the direction of the joists or slab, and how far the fixture is moving. Drains are the constraint more often than supply lines, because they need correct slope and venting.

Do you have to cut the slab to move plumbing?

Not always, and avoiding it is usually preferable. Rerouting supply or drain lines is often a safer solution than slab cutting because it protects structural integrity and reduces long-term risk. Which approach applies is determined during planning, not mid-project.

When in my project should the plumber be involved?

As early as the layout is being decided. Fixture positions drive drain and vent routing, and it is far cheaper to adjust a plan than to move a finished drain. Early involvement also lets rough-in be sequenced properly against tile, cabinetry and electrical.

Do you work with my contractor or designer?

Yes. Rough-in scheduling is structured around project phases, with coordination on fixture placement and sequencing so plumbing does not become the thing holding up tile or cabinetry.

Is the plumbing tested before the walls are closed?

Always. Every rough-in and relocation is pressure tested and verified before finishing work begins. Testing after drywall is how small problems become expensive ones.

Should I replace old pipe during a remodel?

If the supply lines are aging or already causing problems, an open wall is the cheapest opportunity you will get. We evaluate surrounding infrastructure during the project and flag it, so you can decide rather than discover it later. See whole house re-piping.

Is financing available for remodel plumbing?

Remodel plumbing work may qualify for financing, subject to credit approval. Pricing is quoted in writing before work begins regardless of payment method.

Plumbing Emergency Right Now?

Burst pipe, active leak, or a problem mid-project. Our 24/7 emergency team answers around the clock across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida.

Call (239) 496-5477

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Built To Last Behind The Tile.

Tell us about your remodel and a member of the United team will follow up fast. Prefer to talk now? The phone is answered 24/7.

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Fort Myers Plumbing Services

Everything United Plumbing Does

United Plumbing provides residential and commercial plumbing across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida, including emergency repairs, drain cleaning, water heater service, sewer line repair, and full plumbing system upgrades. Licensed and insured since 1980 under Florida license CFC 1433130.

Headquarters

3560 Teeside Lane, Fort Myers, FL 33916

License

Florida CFC 1433130 · Licensed & Insured

Counties Served

Lee · Collier · Charlotte