A bathroom remodel or fixture upgrade only looks as good as the rough-in work behind the wall — get the supply and drain connections right and the fixture lasts for decades; get them wrong and you’re opening the wall again in two years. MQ Plumbing installs new bathroom fixtures — faucets, showers, tubs, toilets, and vanities — for remodels and new construction throughout Mint Hill, Charlotte, and the surrounding metro.
Planning a bathroom remodel?
Call before you buy fixtures — we'll confirm the rough-in fits your plan.
Why Rough-In Dimensions Decide the Outcome
Every fixture spec sheet lists a rough-in dimension — the distance from the finished wall to the supply and drain connections — and it’s the single most common reason a bathroom project runs into a costly mid-install change. A standard toilet rough-in is 12 inches from the finished wall, but older homes in this area, especially anything built before the 1990s, sometimes measure 10 or 14 inches instead. Order the fixture before confirming that number and you’re either modifying the wall or returning the fixture. We measure and confirm rough-in dimensions before any fixture is ordered or installed, not after.
Built for Renovation and New Construction Timelines
Bathroom fixture work rarely happens in isolation — it’s sequenced behind tile, drywall, and cabinetry, and it has to line up with whoever’s running the broader project. We work directly from a designer’s or general contractor’s plan, coordinate installation timing around the other trades, and handle the plumbing scope on new-construction bathrooms from rough-in through final fixture set.
Why Homeowners and Businesses Choose MQ Plumbing
- We verify rough-in dimensions before any fixture is ordered
- Every supply connection is pressure-tested before we consider the job finished
- Every job gets a written estimate before work starts
- We coordinate directly with your designer, cabinet installer, or general contractor
- We’re licensed in both North Carolina and South Carolina
