Moving a sink, adding a pot filler, or fixing old pipes takes careful plumbing work. You need it done right the first time.
A lot of New Lenox kitchens still have the pipes they came with. Homes near the historic downtown from the 1900s through 1950s often have old galvanized lines that corrode and restrict flow. Newer subdivisions like Spencer's Crossing and Bradshaw Farms are now 20 to 25 years old. That's when supply lines and shutoff valves start to fail. If you're moving a sink during a remodel, Will County follows the Illinois State Plumbing Code. This code sets rough-in rules you can't skip. We get called a lot for water softener loops. Some county-line homes still run on well water with heavy minerals. This affects how clean your water is.[1] A slow leak under the sink costs more money later. It'll damage your cabinet floor if you wait too long.
Moving your sink to a new spot or into an island. We handle the rough-in work to meet Will County code.
Swapping out old galvanized or corroded lines common in New Lenox's older farmhouse-era homes.
New disposal units hooked up correctly with the right venting and drain connections.
Plumbing in a softener or reverse osmosis system for homes on well water with hard minerals.
New faucets, pot fillers, and fixtures installed clean with no drips or leaks left behind.
Running supply and drain lines for a new dishwasher during your kitchen remodel.
A slow leak under your sink can turn into rotted cabinet floors fast. We've seen it happen more than once. Getting it fixed early by someone who knows local code saves you money and headaches later. We move quick and we do it right.
Whether it's a small leak or a full sink move for your kitchen remodel, we're ready to help. Call now and we'll walk you through the next step.
We keep the process simple so you know what's happening at every step.
You call us and tell us what's going on. We'll set up a time to look at your kitchen and check the pipes, fixtures, or layout changes you want.
We give you a clear quote and pull any Village permits needed. If it's part of a bigger remodel, we coordinate the timing with cabinets and counters.
We do the plumbing work, test every connection, and check for leaks before we leave. You get a kitchen that works right from day one.
Cost depends on what you need done. A simple faucet swap costs a lot less than moving a sink line to a new island. Older homes near downtown New Lenox sometimes need extra work to update old galvanized pipes before new fixtures go in. We give you a written quote upfront so there are no surprises once we start. Clean, safe water matters, which is why some homes also add a softener loop during the remodel.
These guys were great from start to finish!! They said they were going to be finished in a timely manner and they killed it. They were very respectful on time and always kept me updated. I just can’t say enough about this project it was a kitchen remodel, Bill was amazing we had an idea and he made it come true. What an amazing team he has !!!!!!!
Bill was fantastic to work with. I had an idea in mind what I wanted for my small laundry room, but unsure how to make it all work. His idea to add a deep, panty-like cabinet to fit vacuums, mops, and ironing board worked out perfectly. The pull-out drawers for soaps, the steamer, the iron, and many other essentials have been so convenient for storage. I will use him for my next project.
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After another contractor flaked out, Bill went above and beyond to finish our kitchen remodel. He didn’t stop until we were completely satisfied. He is unmatched when it comes to customer satisfaction.
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Here are answers to what New Lenox homeowners ask us most.
Most jobs run between $300 and $3,500 depending on scope. A faucet swap is cheap. Moving a sink or replacing old pipes costs more. We always give you a written quote first.
Simple fixture swaps take a few hours. Sink relocations or full pipe replacement as part of a remodel can take one to three days. We'll give you a timeline before we start.
Minor fixture swaps are doable for some homeowners. But sink moves and anything touching gas lines need a licensed plumber under Illinois code. Mistakes here can mean water damage or code violations.
Older galvanized pipes often need replacing after 40 to 50 years. Many New Lenox homes near downtown are past that mark. We check pipe condition during every kitchen remodel consultation.
Yes, if you're moving plumbing lines or doing structural work, New Lenox requires a permit through the Village. Simple fixture swaps usually don't need one. We handle the paperwork either way.
Watch for slow drains, water stains under the sink, or low water pressure. These signs often point to a bigger problem. Don't wait, since a small leak can rot cabinet floors fast.
Yes, we plumb in softener loops and reverse osmosis systems often. Some New Lenox homes on well water need this for cleaner, softer water. It's an easy add during a kitchen remodel.
