A bathroom packs four plumbing systems into the smallest room in the house: the toilet, the tub and shower valve, the lavatory sink and faucet, and the drains serving all three. They age together, which is why a bathroom that's developed one problem usually has a second one waiting — and why we walk the whole room on every visit instead of fixing one drip and leaving the next one to fail.
We repair and replace toilets — running toilets, rebuilds, wax ring resets, full swaps — and repair tub and shower valves, from a dripping tub spout or a cartridge that's lost its hot side to a full valve replacement behind the wall. We rebuild and replace lavatory faucets and pop-up drain assemblies, clear slow sink, tub, and shower drains, and re-caulk tubs, showers, and toilet bases — the cheap job that prevents the expensive one, because failed caulk lets water reach the subfloor every time someone showers.
Shower valve work deserves special mention: a single-handle shower that runs lukewarm, drifts in temperature, or drips at the tub spout is almost always a worn cartridge or a failing pressure-balance valve, not a reason to re-tile. Most brands can be rebuilt through the existing trim without touching the wall, and we carry cartridges for the common Moen, Delta, and Kohler valves. For deeper detail on individual fixes, see our toilet repair, faucet repair, and drain cleaning pages — or have us look at the whole room and quote it as one job.