Bathroom & Kitchen Remodel Plumbing in Peoria, AZ
Full kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodel plumbing — no matter the size of the job. From gut to finish, Aurora handles it all.
What Full Remodels includes.
Full kitchen remodels
Sink, disposal, dishwasher, ice maker and supply relocations for any new kitchen layout.
Full bathroom remodels
Toilet, tub, shower, vanity and wet-wall plumbing for complete bathroom transformations.
Whole-home remodels
Coordinated rough-in and finish plumbing across multiple rooms — no job too big or too small.
Rough-in to finish
We handle every phase, from the first supply and drain runs to the final fixture and trim.
When do you need Full Remodels?
A full remodel is only as good as the plumbing behind the walls. Whether you're gutting one bathroom or re-plumbing a whole home, getting the rough-in right early saves money and headaches later — no matter the size of the job.
Full kitchen gut
A complete kitchen tear-out needs all-new supply, drain and appliance plumbing.
Full bathroom gut
A bathroom down to the studs needs new rough-in, valves and finish work.
Tub-to-shower
Converting a tub to a walk-in shower needs new drain and supply routing.
Adding a bathroom
A brand-new bath or powder room needs plumbing run from scratch.
Whole-home remodel
Multiple rooms remodeled at once need coordinated plumbing throughout.
Small update
A single vanity swap or fixture upgrade still deserves done-right plumbing.
Why book Full Remodels?
What Makes Aurora Plumbing Different
Remodeling Plumbing Experience
Aurora helps homeowners evaluate the plumbing considerations involved in updating bathrooms and kitchens — from rough-in layout to fixture connections.
Straightforward Project Communication
Dave explains the plumbing work involved and discusses practical options before the agreed work begins, so you know what's happening behind the walls.
Attention to the Details
From fixture connections to water supply and drainage, careful planning helps support a successful remodeling project done right the first time.
Bathroom Remodeling Services in Peoria, AZ
When you remodel a bathroom, the plumbing behind the walls is what decides whether the finished space actually works. Aurora Plumbing & Mechanical handles the rough-in and finish plumbing for bathroom remodels — moving supply and drain lines, setting fixtures, and making the new layout function the way it should.
From a tub-to-shower conversion to a full wet-wall relocation, you deal directly with Dave, the licensed plumber who runs the plumbing side of the project — not a salesman or a rotating sub. Every connection is done to code and ready to pass inspection.
Shower and bathtub upgrades
A new shower or tub usually means new drain and supply routing. We relocate the drain, run the supply lines, and set the shower valve rough-in — including pressure-balance and thermostatic valves that keep temperature steady when another fixture turns on. Tub-to-shower conversions get the drain re-pitched and reconnected to fit the new pan.
Bathroom fixture installation
After the surfaces are done, we set the fixtures — toilet, sink, vanity, faucets, and shower trim — so the connections line up with the rough-in we installed. Because we did the rough-in, the finish work goes in clean with no surprises at the end.
Toilet and sink replacement
Replacing an older toilet or sink means reconnecting to the existing supply and drain — or re-routing them when the fixture is moving. We check the flange, the shut-off, and the trap so the new fixture seats properly and doesn't leak the first time it's used.
Faucet and shower valve upgrades
Upgrading to a modern shower system often requires a new valve body behind the wall. We install the valve rough-in, route the supply, and leave the wall ready for tile, then come back to set the trim. New faucets get fresh supply lines and aerators sized for hard Valley water.
Plumbing modifications for new bathroom layouts
Moving a toilet, a vanity, or an entire wet wall changes where the supply, drain, and vent have to go. We re-route the lines to match the new floor plan, size them for the new fixtures, and keep the venting code-compliant so everything drains the way it should.
Water supply and drain connections
Every remodeled bathroom needs supply lines sized for its fixtures and drains vented to code. We plan the supply and drainage up front so the new bathroom has the pressure and flow it needs — and so it passes inspection the first time.
Kitchen sink and faucet upgrades
A new sink basin or faucet often means a different footprint and new supply and drain connections. We set the sink, reconnect the supply lines and drain tailpiece, and install the faucet so the whole assembly is sealed and leak-free under the counter.
Garbage disposal installation
Adding or replacing a disposal means tying it into the drain properly with the right flange and a secure mount. We size the connection, check the dishwasher drain tie-in, and make sure the unit drains without backing up.
Dishwasher plumbing connections
A new dishwasher needs a dedicated supply line, a drain connection, and a proper air gap or high loop so the drain never backs up into the unit. We run the connections and test them before the new cabinets and panels go on.
Water supply and drainage modifications
Moving the sink to an island or peninsula changes where the water and drains have to run. We re-route supply and drain lines to match the new layout, including the venting the new location requires, so the kitchen functions the way the design intends.
Plumbing adjustments for new layouts
New layouts often add an ice maker, a water filtration tap, or a pot filler. We run those extra supply lines and connections during the rough-in, before the walls close, so you're not cutting into finished surfaces later to add what was forgotten.
Kitchen Remodeling Services in Peoria, AZ
A kitchen remodel almost always changes where the water and drains need to go. Aurora handles the plumbing side of the project — relocating the sink, adding appliance connections, and re-routing supply and drain to match the new layout.
We coordinate the rough-in with your remodeler's schedule so the plumbing is in place before the cabinets and countertops go on, and we come back to set the fixtures once the surfaces are done. Every connection is done by a licensed, bonded, and insured plumber (AZ ROC #311936).
Planning Plumbing for a Home Remodel
The plumbing decisions made before the walls open are the ones that save the most money and headaches later. Here's what to think through up front.
Reviewing existing plumbing before renovation
Before a remodel starts, it's worth knowing what's behind the walls. We check the supply lines, drains, and venting that serve the space so there are no surprises once the demolition begins — aging galvanized pipe or undersized drains are far cheaper to address while the walls are open.
Evaluating fixture placement
Moving a fixture is only as easy as the drain and vent that serve it. We confirm whether the new locations work with the existing plumbing or need re-routing, so the layout you want is also a layout that drains properly.
Water supply and drainage considerations
Added fixtures and larger showers can outgrow the existing supply and drain sizing. We size the lines for the new fixtures and for multiple being used at once, so the remodeled space has the pressure and flow it needs.
Coordinating the installation work
Rough-in has to happen before the walls close and finish plumbing after the surfaces are done. We sequence with your remodeler's schedule so the plumbing lands in the right order — and so inspection happens at the right time.
Common problems with older plumbing
Demo often turns up galvanized supply lines, corroded drains, or pinhole-leaking copper that was hidden behind the wall. Catching those during a remodel lets you replace them once, cleanly, instead of cutting back into a finished space later.
Why accurate planning matters
A layout issue caught before the walls close is a small change. The same issue caught after the tile and cabinets are in is an expensive one. Bringing a licensed plumber in early is what keeps a remodel on budget and on schedule.
Remodeling Services in Peoria & Greater Phoenix
Aurora Plumbing & Mechanical is based in Peoria and handles the plumbing for kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home remodels across the West Valley and Phoenix metro — including Peoria, Glendale, Phoenix, Sun City, Surprise, and Cave Creek, Arizona. Wherever your project is, you work directly with Dave — the licensed plumber who runs the plumbing side from rough-in to finish. Many remodels also touch everyday plumbing repairs, water main and repiping, and water heater replacement — all work Aurora can coordinate as part of the same project.
Our Simple 3-Step Process
Tell Us About Your Project
Share your bathroom or kitchen remodeling plans and the changes you're considering.
Discuss the Scope
Review the plumbing work involved, possible options, and the next steps.
Schedule Your Project
Arrange the agreed work based on the project scope and availability.
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Gas and electric tank water heaters — repair, flush, and same-size or short-model replacement. You deal with Dave, the licensed plumber who does the work.
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Toilets, faucets, sinks, garbage disposals, tubs and showers, shower valves. Fast, honest repairs from the licensed plumber who does the work.
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Water Conditioning
Water conditioning system installs to reduce hard Valley water that wears out fixtures, heaters and pipes.
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Planning a Remodel in Peoria, AZ?
Updating your bathroom or kitchen? Contact Aurora Plumbing & Mechanical to discuss your remodeling plans and the work involved in bringing your project together.