Bathroom Plumbing

The most common cause is a dry P-trap. The curved section of pipe under the drain holds water that blocks sewer gas. If a bathroom goes unused for weeks, the water evaporates and sewer odor enters through the drain. Run water for thirty seconds to refill the trap. If the smell persists with regular use, a deeper drain issue exists.

Most drips come from a worn cartridge inside the faucet handle. Turn off the supply valves under the sink, remove the handle, and pull out the cartridge. Take it to the hardware store to match a replacement. If the faucet is more than fifteen years old, replacing the entire unit may be more cost-effective.

Yes. This is one of our most popular residential remodel services. The conversion requires rerouting the drain, repositioning the shower valve, and often adding a new linear drain. We coordinate with your tile installer to ensure the plumbing rough-in is precise before finish work begins.

Persistent moisture from slow leaks, poor ventilation, or condensation feeds mold growth. Florida humidity makes bathrooms especially vulnerable. Check for dripping faucets, running toilets, and leaking supply valves. Fix the moisture source first, then address the mold.