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Kitchen Plumbing in Mooroolbark
Kitchen renovation plumbing across Mooroolbark and Melbourne's eastern suburbs, including sinks, dishwashers and gas cooktops. Contact us today for a free quote.
Planning a New Kitchen?
Whether you're replacing a tired kitchen, moving the sink to an island, or adding a dishwasher, filtered water or a gas cooktop, the plumbing needs to be planned around the new layout.
Moving a sink means moving the waste under the floor, which is a different job on a concrete slab than on stumps, so it's worth knowing early.
We'll Plumb Your Kitchen Around the Layout You Want
We check where the services run now before the layout is locked in, so you know early what moving the sink or cooktop involves.
Then we rough in the waste, water, dishwasher and fridge points and the gas for the cooktop, and come back once the cabinetry and benchtops are in to connect and test everything.
We plumb kitchen renovations across Melbourne's eastern suburbs. Contact us today for a free quote.
Get A Free QuoteContact Darken Plumbing Group
If you're having a problem with your plumbing or planning a renovation, contact us today for a free quote. If it's urgent, call us and we'll get to you as soon as we can.
- Phone 0468 633 915
- Email darkenplumbing@gmail.com
- Service Area Mooroolbark and Melbourne's eastern suburbs
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, but it is the change that most affects cost, because the waste has to run under the floor to the island with enough fall. On a suspended timber floor that is generally manageable. On a concrete slab it means cutting the slab, which is a bigger job.
Yes. Dishwasher water and waste, and a dedicated water point for a fridge with an ice maker or water dispenser, are both part of the kitchen rough-in. Getting them run before the cabinetry goes in is far easier than afterwards.
Yes, gas is licensed work and we do it. If the cooktop is moving position or has a bigger burner set than the old one, the gas line may need extending or upsizing, and we will tell you that at quoting stage.
Early, ideally while the layout is still being decided. The cheapest time to find out that a sink position needs slab work is before the plan is final, not after the cabinetry has been ordered.
Yes. The rough-in has to suit the cabinetry setout, so we work off their drawings. Getting the two coordinated is what stops a waste pipe landing where a drawer bank is meant to go.