Q: Can I switch from an electric stove to gas?
A: Yes. We can run a new gas line from your meter or attic to the kitchen. We verify that your meter has the capacity to handle the new load.
Q: Do you install the dishwasher?
A: Yes. We handle the water supply and drain connection. (Note: Hardwiring the electrical is typically done by an electrician, but we handle the plumbing side).
Q: Why does my new faucet have low pressure?
A: It might be clogged with construction debris. After a remodel, we flush the lines before installing the aerator to ensure sediment doesn’t block the flow.
Q: How much does it cost to move a kitchen sink?
A: It depends on the distance and whether we need to cut the slab. Moving a sink 3 feet along the same wall is simple. Moving it to an island requires slab work, new venting, and potentially structural coordination. We provide flat-rate pricing after a site visit.
Q: What’s the difference between a pot filler and a regular faucet?
A: A pot filler is a swing-arm faucet mounted on the wall behind your cooktop for filling large pots without carrying them from the sink. It requires running a dedicated cold water line inside the wall with precise rough-in height (typically 12-18 inches above the cooktop).