Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom in an older Arvada home often means dealing with existing plumbing that wasn’t designed for a new layout or modern fixtures. Homes from the 1960s and 70s construction wave through West Woods and Westbury sometimes still have galvanized supply lines feeding the area being remodeled, which is worth addressing during the project rather than working around it. Newer construction typically has more flexibility for layout changes since the existing plumbing is already modern.

WireNut handles the full plumbing scope for kitchen and bath remodels, from moving supply and drain lines to final fixture installation. For a specific fixture upgrade outside of a full remodel, see our faucet repair or toilet repair and installation pages.

• Moving sink, tub, or shower locations for a new layout.
• Replacing galvanized supply lines during a remodel in older homes.
• New fixture installation, including faucets, sinks, tubs, and showers.
• Adding a second bathroom or expanding an existing one.
• Coordinating rough-in plumbing with contractors and other trades.

Here’s what comes up most often for kitchen and bath remodel plumbing in Arvada.

Should I Replace Old Pipes During My Arvada Kitchen or Bath Remodel?

If your home has original galvanized supply lines from the 1960s or 70s construction era and walls are already open for the remodel, this is genuinely the easiest and most cost-effective time to replace them with copper or PEX. Doing it later means reopening finished walls specifically for the plumbing, which costs considerably more than addressing it during the remodel itself.

WireNut evaluates your existing plumbing during the estimate and will tell you honestly whether replacement makes sense for your specific project.

Can WireNut Move My Sink or Tub to a Different Location?

Yes, this is a common part of kitchen and bath remodels, though it involves rerouting supply and drain lines to the new location, which needs to be planned early in the design process rather than decided after other work has started. Drain line rerouting in particular needs proper slope to function correctly.

WireNut works with your contractor or designer to plan the plumbing around your new layout from the start.