Kitchen remodels are among the most plumbing-intensive renovation projects a homeowner undertakes. A new layout may mean a relocated sink, a new dishwasher position, island sink plumbing with its own venting solution, a pot filler above the range, refrigerator water line repositioning, and all of the appliance hookups that come with new equipment. Each one has a sequencing requirement — some must happen before walls close, others after countertops are set — and understanding that sequencing is what keeps a kitchen remodel running on schedule rather than stalling while trades wait on each other.

AT Plumbing Services handles the full plumbing scope of kitchen remodels across southern Maine, working alongside your general contractor or independently on owner-managed renovations. Andrew built his understanding of remodel sequencing doing plumbing work on house flips — understanding what other trades need from the plumber and when they need it. That awareness shows up in how we communicate, how we schedule, and how rarely we create delays for the people working around us.

We provide two visit types for kitchen remodels: a rough-in visit before walls close, and a finish visit after countertops are installed. We coordinate both around your contractor's schedule and arrive on the days we commit to.