Do you work from an architect's or designer's plans?

Yes, and we'll review them before starting. Fixture positions that look fine on a drawing sometimes conflict with existing drain slope or joist runs, and it's much cheaper to find that at the plan stage.

Can you move a fixture to a different wall?

Usually. The constraint is drainage — waste lines need fall, and how much room there is depends on the floor structure and where the existing stack sits. We'll tell you what's straightforward, what's possible with more work, and what isn't worth it.

Who pulls the permit?

We do, for our scope. Permitted and inspected work is what protects you at resale and with your insurer, and remodel plumbing buried in a wall is exactly the kind of thing a buyer's inspector looks for.

How do you coordinate with our other trades?

Plumbing rough-in has to land between framing and drywall, and finish comes after tile and cabinets. We schedule against the actual build sequence and flag it early when something upstream slips, because plumbing is usually the trade that gets squeezed.

Natan Plumbing

Remodels & New Construction

Plumbing for bath and kitchen remodels, additions and new builds — rough-in through finish, permitted, inspected and scheduled around the other trades.

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CSLB licensed

Lic. 1148295 · C-36 Plumbing

Warranty

1-year warranty on all work

Response

24/7 emergency dispatch

Experience

16 years in the trade

Remodel plumbing is mostly about sequencing and about what gets buried. The work itself is rarely the hard part — being in the right place at the right point in the build, and getting everything right before the wall closes, is.

We handle rough-in for bath and kitchen remodels, additions and new builds: supply and waste, venting, fixture positioning, shutoffs where they’ll actually be reachable later, and the finish work once tile and cabinetry are in.

The photo here is the smaller end of that — a vanity replacement with new supply and drain connections under a stone top. Same principle at any scale: the connections behind the cabinet are the part nobody sees and the part that matters, and they’re worth doing properly while the space is open.

Where a remodel touches gas or electrical — a range relocation, a bathroom circuit, an extractor run — that’s in-house too. On a remodel, having one contractor answering for all three usually saves more time than it saves money, and the time is normally what’s under pressure.

Our own work — no stock photography.

Scoped and quoted from the plans. We flag anything that will fail inspection before the wall closes, not after.

Common questions

Do you work from an architect's or designer's plans?: Yes, and we'll review them before starting. Fixture positions that look fine on a drawing sometimes conflict with existing drain slope or joist runs, and it's much cheaper to find that at the plan stage.
Can you move a fixture to a different wall?: Usually. The constraint is drainage — waste lines need fall, and how much room there is depends on the floor structure and where the existing stack sits. We'll tell you what's straightforward, what's possible with more work, and what isn't worth it.
Who pulls the permit?: We do, for our scope. Permitted and inspected work is what protects you at resale and with your insurer, and remodel plumbing buried in a wall is exactly the kind of thing a buyer's inspector looks for.
How do you coordinate with our other trades?: Plumbing rough-in has to land between framing and drywall, and finish comes after tile and cabinets. We schedule against the actual build sequence and flag it early when something upstream slips, because plumbing is usually the trade that gets squeezed.

Recent plumbing work

Heat pump water heater with recirculation

Installed a Rheem heat pump water heater with an expansion tank and a recirculation pump, running dedicated hot, cold and recirculation lines to manufacturer spec. Hot water now reaches the far fixtures without the long wait a heat pump tank can otherwise introduce — and the household is ahead of the Bay Area zero-NOx replacement deadline rather than scrambling when the old tank failed.

Smart toilet installation

Removed the old fixture, adjusted the rough-in and supply, and set and sealed the new unit — clean finish, no leaks.

Water heater replacement & repipe

Installed a new Bradford White tank, pressure-tested the system, and upgraded the supply piping. Stable pressure, reliable hot water, no leaks.

Where we do this work

Belmont Burlingame Campbell Cupertino Foster City Gilroy Los Altos Los Gatos Millbrae Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto Redwood City San Carlos San Jose San Mateo Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale

Need this done today?

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