What plumbing do you need for a kitchen? 

It may appear overwhelming or complicated, and some plumbing-based challenges come along during the process; however, kitchen plumbing is often much more straightforward than you may imagine. Ultimately, kitchen plumbing is less complex than what is required of bathroom plumbing. Each appliance somewhat ties together in your kitchen, draining collectively down one specific pipe within your households pipework, even those homes that have additional appliances or devices like garbage disposals or dishwashers.   

You may wish to be aware of when choosing a kitchen sink for your renovation or remodel. The sink should be approximately three inches narrower than your countertop units or cabinet so that it may fit properly. A cabinet or unit of around 36 inches is necessary for sinks that are 33 inches wide. 

Sinks come to us from numerous manufacturers in numerous varieties, and this is why you will require a change in your drain piping for a completely new fitting.

For those households increasing or expanding their appliances, for example, if you have a single bowl and want to transfer to a double bowl, you need a continuous waste fitting that will allow both bowls to drain efficiently. Our friendly professionals need to cut or add a new trap to suit the further extension or renovation.

Another aspect of kitchen plumbing that you may need to undertake is installing a new water filtration unit underneath your kitchen sink. It will enable better-tasting, cleaner drinking water from your taps. Filters will help you remove any rust, sediment and metal from your water supply, and they are straightforward to install. Many have cartridges that require changing each month.

How difficult is it to move plumbing in a kitchen? 

Planning to move your kitchen plumbing can be incredibly challenging, especially if your home sits atop a slab foundation. The reason for this is often because professionals can reroute the water pipes in your household through ceilings or walls; this is incredibly effective if they use a PEX pipe that is relatively flexible. However, your drain requires a pitch and must be much lower than your pipework fixture. 

The difficulty comes when your standard drain needs jack-hammering or cutting directly through the slab, this is something you'll want teams of professional plumbers, fitters or builders to take on when you are entirely determined to remodel your domestic or commercial kitchen.   

We can help you with any kitchen plumbing, electrical and plastering that you may need doing anywhere in your home and provide you with an unsurpassed result by any other company in the local areas.

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