Remodels and New Construction
From the studs out.
This is where being a master plumber and a licensed GC under one hat really pays off. Bath and kitchen remodels, basements, additions, and ground-up builds.
Why one hat matters here
Master plumber and licensed GC.
On a remodel or a build, the plumbing and the construction around it are joined at the hip. Most homeowners end up coordinating a plumber, a GC, and whoever patches the walls, and praying the schedules line up. Wes is a master plumber and a licensed plumbing contractor, so all of that lives under one hat.
That means no finger pointing when something is off, no two-week wait on a sub, and one person standing behind the whole room from the first pipe in the wall to the last fixture you touch. It is the difference between a project that drags and one that gets done right and on time, and it is why folks who hire Wes for one room tend to call him back for the next.

Remodels
One pro owns the whole room.
A remodel is the right time to modernize the plumbing behind the walls, not just the finishes in front of them. We move and add lines, set the new fixtures, and pull it through inspection, whether it is a single bathroom, a kitchen, or a finished basement.
Because Wes is a master plumber and a licensed plumbing contractor, one person owns the room from rough-in to final fixture. No coordinating three contractors, no finger pointing when the schedule slips. Just the work, done right and on time.
- Bathroom remodels
- Kitchen plumbing
- Basement plumbing
- Additions
- Fixture & line relocation
- Permits & inspection
New construction
Plumbing planned right from day one.
The success of a new build comes down to careful planning and clean execution of the rough-in. We read the plans, size the lines, lay out the system for performance, and install it to code, for single-family homes, additions, and commercial spaces.
A clean manifold, strapped lines, and a layout that makes sense are the difference between a house that just works and one you are chasing problems on for years. We build it like we are going to live there.
- New construction plumbing
- Whole-home rough-ins
- Gas line installation
- Boiler installation
- Backflow prevention
- Commercial new build

Gas, boilers & permits
The work behind the walls, to code.
A lot of a remodel or build is the work nobody sees but everybody relies on. Gas lines for a new range, a fireplace, a water heater, or an outdoor kitchen, all sized and run to code. Boiler and hydronic heat for the Colorado winters. Backflow prevention to keep the water supply safe. We handle it and we pull the permits.
Permits and inspections are not red tape to dodge, they are how you know the work is right and how it stays legal when you sell. We do code-compliant work, schedule the inspections, and see them through, so the project is buttoned up the right way.
- Gas line installation
- Boiler & hydronic heat
- Backflow prevention
- Permits pulled
- Code-compliant work
- Inspections handled

Basements & additions
Basements, additions, and ADUs.
An unfinished basement is the most common untapped space in a Front Range home, and the plumbing is what makes it livable: a full bath, a wet bar, a second laundry, or a complete in-law suite. As a master plumber and licensed GC, Wes can rough in the lines, set the fixtures, and build out the space, all under one roof, instead of you chasing down a separate plumber, framer, and finisher and hoping they line up.
Additions and accessory dwelling units are the same story at a bigger scale. New supply and drain lines tied into the existing system, sized and routed right, gas where it is needed, and the whole thing pulled through permits and inspection. One pro who owns both the plumbing and the build keeps it on schedule and on budget, and keeps the finger pointing that wrecks most projects out of it entirely.
- Basement bathrooms
- Wet bars & second laundry
- In-law suites & ADUs
- Additions
- Line tie-ins & sizing
- Permits & inspection

How a project goes
Planned, built, inspected.
One licensed pro from the first pipe to the final walkthrough.
We plan it.
Read the plans, size the lines, and lay out the system so it performs and passes inspection.
We build it clean.
Copper and PEX run tidy and strapped, gas to code, and a job site we are not embarrassed by.
We see it through.
Through inspection and final fixtures, one pro standing behind the whole job.
Where we work
Littleton & the Front Range.
Based in Littleton, Wes covers about a hundred miles out: the Denver metro, the Front Range, and the mountain towns. See our full service areas, or call and we will tell you straight whether we reach you.
Call (303) 883-9075Straight answers
Questions we get a lot.
Can you handle the whole remodel, and the finish work?
Yes. As a licensed plumbing contractor as well as a master plumber, Wes can run the build around the plumbing, so you are dealing with one person instead of juggling trades.
Do you pull permits and handle inspections?
Yes. Permits, code-compliant work, and inspections are part of the job. We handle that so you do not have to.
Do you do new construction plumbing?
Yes, from single-family homes and additions to commercial spaces. We handle the full rough-in through final fixtures.
Can you install or move gas lines for my remodel?
Yes. Gas line installation and relocation for ranges, water heaters, fireplaces, and outdoor lines, all done to code.
How do we kick off a project?
Call (303) 883-9075 or send a note with what you are planning. Wes will walk the project and give you a straight number.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
It depends on scope, but a typical bathroom is a couple of weeks once it is underway, and a kitchen runs longer. Because one pro owns the plumbing and the build, the schedule stays tighter than juggling separate trades.
Do you work with my designer or builder?
Yes. We can be the plumber on someone else project, or run the whole thing as the GC. Either way we read the plans, flag anything that will not work, and execute a clean rough-in.
Can you move plumbing for an open-concept remodel?
Yes. Relocating sinks, islands, and bathrooms is common in a remodel. We re-route the supply and drain lines, keep it to code, and handle the framing and patch-back as a GC.
Planning a remodel or a build?
Get a master plumber and GC in one. Call Wes or send the plans and we will give you a straight number.