Renovations · Kelowna & area
Kitchen & bathroom renovation plumbing in Kelowna
Plumbing for kitchen and bathroom renovations, from moving drains and supply lines at rough-in to setting the finished fixtures and testing everything. Gas lines for a new range or cooktop too.
Anderson Plumbing and Gas Fitting · owner-operated · last updated
Quick answer
For kitchen or bathroom renovation plumbing in Kelowna, call Anderson Plumbing and Gas Fitting at (250) 859-3548. We rough in drains, supply lines and shower valves, come back to set the toilet, vanity, tub, sink and dishwasher, and run gas for ranges and cooktops under a gas permit.
A renovation has two plumbing visits. At rough-in, before the walls close, we move or extend drains and water lines to the new layout and set shower and tub valves. At finish, after tile and cabinets, we set the toilet, vanity, sinks, faucets, tub and dishwasher, then test every connection for leaks.
Kitchens often need gas as well as water. If you are adding or moving a gas range or cooktop, we run and pressure-test the line as a gas contractor licensed with Technical Safety BC (LGA0212697). Inside Kelowna, the City of Kelowna issues most natural gas permits. Propane work, and all gas work in West Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon, Peachland and Oyama, is permitted through Technical Safety BC.
Plumbing permits for renovations come from your city or district. We tell you what your job needs when we quote it, and rough in to code so the inspection goes smoothly.
What affects the price: how far fixtures move from the existing drains and vents, how open the walls and floors are, the number of fixtures, whether gas is involved, and whether you supply the fixtures or we do.
Services covered
Bathroom rough-in
Drains and supply lines moved to the new layout, tub and shower valve rough-ins, and everything tested before the walls close.
Bathroom finish
Toilet, vanity, double sinks, faucets, freestanding or alcove tub and shower trim set and leak-checked.
Kitchen renovation plumbing
Moving the sink or dishwasher, new supply and drain lines, then the sink, faucet and dishwasher hookup at finish.
Toilets, faucets & fixturesGas for ranges and cooktops
New or relocated gas lines for a range or cooktop, with a shut-off valve and pressure test, under a gas permit.
Gas line installationReplacing old pipe while the walls are open
If the house still has Poly-B or Kitec, a renovation is the cheapest time to replace the runs you can reach.
Poly-B replacementPlanning a renovation: what helps us quote
A few details let us give you a fair, upfront price faster.
The new layout
A sketch or drawing showing where each fixture goes, and what is there now.
Fixture choices
Model numbers for the toilet, tub, shower valve, faucets and any gas range or cooktop. Some need specific rough-in dimensions.
Who else is on the job
If a contractor or designer is running the project, we work to their schedule for rough-in and finish.
Access
Whether the floor or ceiling below is open or finished changes how drains can be moved.
Licence and how we work
Gas contractor licensed with Technical Safety BC (LGA0212697).
- Owner-operated. The owner quotes every job and is on site for the work.
- A fair, upfront price first. You get the price before any work starts, so you can say yes or no before you are committed.
- Gas work under permit. We pull the permit on gas work, and we can put the permit number and our licence number on your invoice.
- Honest repair-or-replace advice. We assess the job first and explain your options in plain language. If a repair makes more sense than a new unit, that's what we'll tell you.
What customers say
5.0 on Google from 57 reviews · Read Google reviews“Dylan came to do the rough ins for our shower and tub install. Very professional, arrived on time and did a great job.”
“Hired Anderson Plumbing for my basement suit renovation and they did great work and great customer service. Thanks!”
Questions, answered
When do you come in during a bathroom renovation?
Twice: at rough-in, after demolition and framing but before drywall, and at finish, after tile and cabinets are in, to set the fixtures and test everything.
Can you move a toilet or sink to a new spot?
Usually, yes. It depends on getting enough slope on the drain and a vent connection, so how far it moves and what is under the floor matter. We look before we quote.
Do I need a permit for renovation plumbing?
Often, yes, from your city or district, especially when drains or supply lines are moved. We tell you what your job needs when we quote it. Any gas line work needs a gas permit, which we pull.
Can you install fixtures I already bought?
Yes. Have the model numbers handy so we can check rough-in dimensions and valve compatibility before the walls close.
Do you work with my contractor?
Yes. We can work to your general contractor or designer’s schedule for the plumbing and gas portion of the job.
Areas we serve
Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country (including Oyama), Vernon and Peachland.
Kitchen & bathroom renovation plumbing by town
Get an honest answer and a fair, upfront price
We are open 24/7 and tell you honestly when we can be there. You get the price before any work starts.