A kitchen remodel or appliance upgrade touches more plumbing than most people expect — sink, faucet, disposal, dishwasher line, ice maker, and sometimes a filtration system, all tied into the same small footprint under the counter. MQ Plumbing installs and connects kitchen plumbing for remodels, new builds, and appliance upgrades throughout Mint Hill, Charlotte, and the surrounding metro.

Sink & Faucet Installation

Drop-in, undermount, and farmhouse sinks, plus faucet installation in any configuration, matched to your countertop cutout.

Garbage Disposal Installation

Mounting assembly, drain connection, and electrical hookup sized to how the kitchen is actually used; a light-duty unit in a heavy-use kitchen fails fast, so we size for real demand, not the minimum.

Appliance Hookups

Dishwasher supply and drain lines, refrigerator ice maker lines, and pot filler installation, run cleanly and to code.

Under-Sink & Whole-Home Filtration

Reverse osmosis system installation at the kitchen sink, tied into a broader whole-home filtration setup where that's part of the plan.

Upgrading appliances or remodeling the kitchen?

Get a written quote before the new sink or disposal goes in.

What Actually Causes Under-Sink Leaks

Most under-sink leaks trace back to something that wasn’t seated or supported correctly at installation — not a defective part. A disposal mounted without full support on the sink flange, a dishwasher drain line without a proper high loop, or a supply line torqued past spec will hold for a while and then fail, usually at the worst time. We install to the manufacturer’s mounting and support spec every time, which is the actual difference between a connection that lasts and one that doesn’t.

Sequencing a Kitchen Remodel the Right Way

Moving a sink location, changing a countertop material, or adding an island sink all change the plumbing scope — drain venting, supply line routing, and sometimes the drain slope all have to be re-planned, not just relocated. We work from your remodel plan, flag anything that affects the layout before demo starts, and coordinate installation timing with your cabinet and countertop installers.

Why Homeowners and Businesses Choose MQ Plumbing

  1. We size appliance connections to actual usage, not the minimum spec
  2. Relocated drains are vented to code, not just re-routed
  3. Every job gets a written estimate before work starts
  4. We coordinate directly with your cabinet and countertop installer
  5. We’re licensed in both North Carolina and South Carolina

How a Kitchen Plumbing Job Works With MQ Plumbing

You share the remodel plan or appliance specs

Send your layout or the appliances you're installing, and we'll flag anything that affects drain venting or supply routing early.

We confirm the scope and quote in writing

A licensed plumber walks the space, confirms what's involved, and gives you a fixed price before work starts.

We install, test, and coordinate with your other trades

Every connection is tested before we finish, and we time our work around cabinet and countertop installation.

Ready to move forward on the kitchen?

Licensed in NC & SC. Written pricing before any work starts.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you install a garbage disposal on a kitchen that's never had one?
Yes, this usually means adding an electrical connection and confirming the drain configuration supports it, both of which we handle as part of the install.
Do you handle the plumbing for moving my sink to a new location?
Yes. Relocating a sink typically means re-routing supply lines and re-planning the drain vent, which we plan for before any demo starts.
Can you connect a refrigerator ice maker line during a kitchen remodel?
Yes, we run and connect ice maker lines as part of a remodel or as a standalone install.
Do you install reverse osmosis systems at the kitchen sink?
Yes, under-sink RO installation is part of our filtration work, either on its own or alongside a whole-home system.
Do I need a permit for kitchen plumbing changes during a remodel?
Relocating fixtures or changing the drain layout typically requires a permit; straightforward appliance swaps usually don't. We'll tell you which applies to your job.