Can I supply my own fixtures?

Usually yes. Check with the plumber first so parts match your valves and drains.

Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?

If plumbing is moved or added, usually yes. The plumber knows the city's requirements.

Fixture Repair & Remodel Plumbing in Odessa, TX

Faucets and showers

A drip usually means a worn cartridge or washer. Low flow at one fixture is often a clogged aerator or shower head full of scale.

Toilets

Constant running is usually a flapper or fill valve. Water at the base means the seal under the toilet has failed and should be replaced before the subfloor rots.

Kitchens

New sinks, disposals, dishwashers, ice maker lines and pot fillers. A leaking dishwasher hose under the sink can rot the cabinet floor slowly.

Bathroom remodels

Moving a toilet or shower on a slab means cutting the floor to reroute drains. Plan the layout early so the plumber can give an accurate price.

Outdoor plumbing

Hose bibs, outdoor kitchens and irrigation lines. Frost-free hose bibs are a smart upgrade in a place where winter freezes happen.

Get started

Ask about permits for remodels. Send a request and a plumber will get in touch.

Shut-off valves

Each sink and toilet should have its own shut-off. Old valves that haven't been turned in years often stick or leak when used. Replacing them during any fixture job lets you stop water at one fixture instead of the whole house.

Water pressure

If faucets blast or toilets refill noisily, household pressure may be too high. A pressure-reducing valve near the main protects fixtures, hoses and the water heater from wear.

Accessibility

Walk-in showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets and lever handles make bathrooms easier for everyone. Plan wall blocking and drain locations before the tile goes up.