We work with high-end and specialty fixtures all the time. Wall-mounted toilets, freestanding tubs, smart faucets, and anything else you can think of; we’ve done it. Whether it’s for a remodel, a new build, or just an upgrade, we can handle it.
In Connecticut, many eco-friendly options aren’t just a choice, they’re a requirement. Regulations here are strict. So low-flow toilets, aerated faucets, and other water-efficient features are part of the job. Fortunately, these upgrades not only meet code, they also help reduce water usage and utility bills.
Newer faucets are built with lower gallon-per-minute rates, so they use less water by design. The downside is that sometimes it affects pressure or flow, but that’s part of the tradeoff when it comes to saving water.
We work with a lot of different brands, but the ones we trust most are Kohler, Moen, and American Standard. They’re American companies, which means parts are easier to find, and most of their components are standardized. If a faucet needs a cartridge, it’s likely to be the same one used across several models. That makes repairs faster and more straightforward.
Another big reason we recommend those brands is their warranty and customer service. Kohler, for example, has a five-year warranty, but we’ve seen them honor it even after ten years. They’ll send replacement parts at no charge, which saves time and money for both the homeowner and the plumber.
