Thinking about a kitchen or laundry remodel? We often get questions like, “Can I move my sink to another wall?” “Is it possible to relocate my washer?” And most importantly, “How much will it cost?”

At Crawford Plumbing, HVAC & Sheet Metal, we take the guesswork out of plumbing remodels. Here’s what you need to know.

Can I Move My Sink or Washer?

Yes, you can move plumbing connections. Whether it’s a kitchen sink, washer, or even a bathroom fixture, it can usually be relocated. But the complexity depends on a few factors:

• Location of existing plumbing lines - including your water supply and drain lines 
• Distance of the move - across the room is harder than just shifting a few feet
• Access to walls, floors, or slabs - sometimes we need to open up spaces to reroute lines

Is It Really That Complicated?

Not always. Sometimes it’s as simple as adjusting a few connections. Other times, especially in slab foundations or multi-story homes, it can involve more labor and materials. That’s why every project starts with an on-site assessment so we can give you a clear picture.

What Does It Involve?

Relocating plumbing typically includes:

• Rerouting water supply lines (hot and cold)
• Extending or reconfiguring the drain system
• Making sure everything ties into your existing system properly
• Restoring walls, floors, or finishes that are opened up during the process

How Can I Know What It Will Cost?

The cost depends on how far the move is and how much work is involved. Before starting, we’ll provide you with a detailed estimate so you know exactly what to expect.

Do You Offer Cost-Effective Alternatives?

Absolutely. Sometimes the best move isn’t moving plumbing at all. Our team is happy to walk you through alternatives that can save time and money—for example, reconfiguring cabinets or appliances around existing connections instead of relocating lines.

Final Thought

Plumbing remodels don’t have to be intimidating. With Crawford Plumbing, you’ll get honest advice, clear pricing, and solutions tailored to your project and budget. Whether you decide to move your fixtures or work with what you have, we’ll help you make the best, most cost-effective choice.