The kitchen is the most plumbing-dense room in most homes. A kitchen remodel often involves moving the sink, adding or relocating a dishwasher, installing a new garbage disposal, running gas lines for a range or cooktop, adding a pot filler faucet, connecting an ice maker line, and installing a water filtration system. Getting this plumbing right is essential — it all hides behind cabinets and finished walls.
Got Plumbing USA connects you with licensed plumbers experienced in kitchen remodeling who ensure every connection is code-compliant, leak-free, and built to last.
Kitchen Remodel Plumbing Services
- Sink relocation — moving drain and supply lines to a new sink location (island sinks require special venting)
- Gas line work — new gas line for range, cooktop, or oven (requires certified gas plumber)
- Dishwasher hookup — supply, drain, and electrical connections for new or relocated dishwashers
- Garbage disposal installation — new or upgraded disposal with proper electrical and drain connections
- Pot filler installation — wall-mounted faucet above the range (requires new supply line in the wall)
- Ice maker/refrigerator line — water supply for refrigerators with ice makers and water dispensers
- Under-sink water filtration — RO or carbon filter systems with dedicated faucets
Cost
Kitchen plumbing costs during a remodel depend on scope. Same-location fixture replacement costs $500–$1,500. Sink relocation (especially to an island) runs $1,500–$4,000+. Gas line installation costs $500–$1,500. Complete kitchen gut-and-rebuild plumbing ranges from $2,000–$8,000+.