Update Plumbing During Your Kitchen or Bathroom Remodel

Plumbing remodeling services in Wichita Falls and throughout North Texas to support fixture upgrades, pipe replacements, and layout changes during renovations.

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When you remodel a kitchen or bathroom in Wichita Falls, Burkburnett, Iowa Park, or a surrounding area, outdated plumbing often needs replacement to support new fixtures, layouts, and water efficiency standards. Galvanized pipes, corroded fittings, and poorly positioned supply lines can limit your design options and cause problems after walls are closed back up. Classic Plumbing supports plumbing upgrades during kitchen and bathroom remodels, replacing outdated piping and fixtures while coordinating with your remodel timeline to avoid delays.


You receive guidance on fixture placement, water line sizing, and drain configurations that work with your new layout and meet current plumbing codes in Wichita Falls. The work includes removing old supply lines and drains, installing updated piping to match your new sink, shower, tub, or appliance locations, and pressure-testing all connections before walls are finished. If your remodel includes a new dishwasher, ice maker, or pot filler, those lines are also run and connected to ensure everything functions correctly from day one.


Classic Plumbing encourages planning plumbing early in remodeling projects to prevent costly changes once framing and tile work begin. 


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How plumbing work fits into your remodel schedule

During the rough-in phase in Wichita Falls and throughout North Texas, plumbing lines are installed after framing is complete but before drywall or tile goes up, allowing full access to wall cavities and subfloors. You coordinate with your general contractor and Classic Plumbing to schedule the rough-in inspection, which must pass before any finish work can proceed. Supply lines, drain pipes, and vent stacks are positioned according to your fixture layout, and all connections are secured and tested for leaks under pressure.


After drywall, tile, and cabinetry are installed, the final plumbing trim-out takes place, during which faucets, showerheads, drains, and shutoff valves are connected and tested. You see consistent water pressure at every fixture, proper drainage without slow spots or gurgling, and leak-free connections behind finished surfaces. Updated plumbing also improves water efficiency and reduces the chance of future leaks in walls or floors.


The work includes shutting off water to specific areas of your home during installation, so you are informed in advance about temporary service interruptions. If your remodel involves relocating a toilet, moving a sink to an island, or adding a second shower valve, those changes require careful planning to ensure proper drain slope and vent placement. Classic Plumbing is familiar with remodeling trends in Wichita Falls homes and ensures updated plumbing meets current standards without creating future maintenance issues.

What to know before starting your plumbing remodel

Homeowners planning remodels in Wichita Falls often want to know when plumbing work happens, how it affects their timeline, and whether old pipes should be replaced even if they are not causing obvious problems yet.

When should I schedule plumbing work during my remodel?
Plumbing rough-in happens after framing and before drywall, and final trim-out occurs after tile, cabinetry, and flooring are installed. Coordinating these phases with your contractor early prevents delays and ensures inspections pass on schedule.
What happens if I want to move a sink or toilet to a new location?
You need new drain lines and vent pipes routed to the new location, which may require cutting into floors or walls and adjusting the layout to maintain proper drain slope. Classic Plumbing evaluates your floor structure and existing plumbing to determine the best path for new lines without compromising your home's framing.
Why replace old pipes if they are not leaking yet?
Galvanized and older copper pipes often show internal corrosion that restricts flow and weakens joints, even when no visible leak is present. Replacing them during a remodel prevents future leaks inside finished walls and improves water pressure and quality throughout your home.
How long will I be without water during the plumbing work?
Water is typically shut off to the work area during rough-in and trim-out, with most interruptions lasting a few hours per phase. You can usually use water in other parts of your home, and Classic Plumbing schedules work to minimize disruption to your daily routine.
What plumbing upgrades should I include in a bathroom remodel?
Common upgrades include pressure-balancing shower valves to prevent temperature swings, shutoff valves for each fixture to simplify future repairs, and updated drain assemblies that reduce clogs and improve water flow. You also have the option to add a second showerhead, a handheld spray, or a tub filler with better flow control.

Classic Plumbing works with homeowners and contractors in Wichita Falls to support kitchen and bathroom remodels with updated plumbing that improves water efficiency, fixture performance, and system reliability. 


Whether you are replacing a single vanity or reconfiguring an entire bathroom layout, you receive plumbing work that coordinates with your remodel timeline and meets current code requirements. 


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