Bathroom & Kitchen Remodel Plumbing in Citrus County
The plumbing is what makes a remodel work — or what stalls it. Rossi Mechanical Inc handles the rough-in to the final trim-out: fixture relocation, supply and drain lines, and every connection behind the walls, permitted and inspected to code. Clean sequencing so plumbing isn't the reason your remodel sits half-finished.
Rough-in to finish — behind your walls, done right.
Fixture relocation, moving supply and drain lines, and the rough-in to final trim-out — the work that has to be right before the walls close. We pull the permits, pass the inspection, and leave the plumbing ready for your tile, cabinets, and finishes.
See All ServicesFixture Relocation
Moving a toilet, shower, sink, or tub means re-routing waste and supply lines and tying into the stack with correct venting. We size it to code, not to whatever was there before.
Supply & Drain Lines
New supply lines and drain runs for relocated fixtures — sized for the fixture, vented properly, and pressure-tested before the walls close up.
Permitted & Inspected
Every remodel plumbing job is permitted and inspected to code under FL license #CFC1432230 — on the record, no surprises when you sell.
Custom showers, standalone tubs, walk-ins, and dual vanities.
We handle the full bathroom plumbing scope — custom shower builds, stand-alone tub conversions, tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in shower pans, dual vanities, and new toilets — and we coordinate with your tile and cabinet schedule so the job flows. Plumbing goes in at the right time, not after the finishes.
Custom Showers
Body sprays, rain heads, hand showers, and multi-valve systems — roughed in and trimmed to your layout, balanced and tested before the tile goes up.
Stand-Alone Tub Conversions
Swap a built-in tub for a freestanding soaker or air tub — drain re-pitched, supply set, and the tub leveled so it doesn't rock or leak at the base.
Tub-to-Shower Conversions
Out with the tub, in with a walk-in shower — drain re-pitched, pan set, and supply lines relocated for the new fixture layout.
Dual Vanities & New Toilets
Adding a second vanity or moving a toilet means new supply and waste runs — sized and vented so both fixtures drain fast and quiet.
Sink relocation, pot fillers, and ice maker lines.
Kitchen remodels move water where the new layout needs it — sink and dishwasher relocation, pot filler and ice maker lines, garbage disposal and faucet upgrades. We rough it in to your cabinet plan so the finish plumbing drops in clean.
Sink & Dishwasher Relocation
Moving the sink or dishwasher means new drain and supply runs — we route them to the new cabinet layout and tie into the existing waste line cleanly.
Pot Fillers, Ice Makers & Disposals
Pot filler lines, ice maker hookups, and garbage disposal installs — roughed in to code and ready for the finish fixtures.
Working with your contractor — or directly with you.
We work alongside your general contractor or directly with you as the homeowner. Clean sequencing means rough-in lands before close-in walls, and finish plumbing lands after tile and cabinets — so plumbing isn't the reason the remodel stalls.
With Your Contractor
We slot into the build schedule — rough-in before close-in, finish after tile and cabinets — so the trades don't wait on each other and the job keeps moving.
Direct With You
No general contractor? We'll scope the plumbing, sequence the work, and coordinate directly with you — and your tile and cabinet folks — to keep it on track.
Remodel plumbing across Citrus County.
From Inverness to Crystal River, we rough in and finish bathroom and kitchen remodels — licensed contractor #CFC1432230.
Straight answers.
Early. Rough-in — moving supply and drain lines, setting shower pans, and laying out fixtures — has to happen before the walls close in. If the plumber comes in after the tile or cabinets, you're cutting into finished work. We coordinate with your contractor's schedule so plumbing goes in at the right time, not after.
Yes. Every remodel plumbing job is permitted and inspected to code under FL license #CFC1432230. That means the work is on the record, the inspection passes, and you have no surprises when you sell the home. No off-the-books plumbing.
Yes — with the correct venting and drain sizing. Moving a toilet or a shower means re-routing the waste line and tying it into the existing stack properly, with the right vent so it drains fast and doesn't gurgle. We size it to code, not to whatever was there before.
Remodel Plumbing
Call or text — plumbing that keeps your remodel moving.
Mon–Fri 7–6, Sat 8–2. Rough-in to finish, permitted to code.
