Bathroom plumbing covers the repairs and single-fixture installations that keep your sink, shower, toilet, and tub working properly. If you need a faucet fixed, a toilet repaired, or a new vanity connected, we can help. If you’re changing the room’s layout or moving fixtures, that’s a bathroom remodel.
R&L Plumbing provides bathroom plumbing repairs and installs across San Francisco and the East Bay. This service is part of our broader residential plumbing lineup.
| What’s happening | Likely fix |
|---|---|
| Faucet drips or won’t shut off fully | Cartridge or valve repair |
| Toilet runs constantly or rocks | Fill valve, flapper, or wax ring repair |
| Shower has weak or no water pressure | Diagnostic on the valve or supply line |
| Sink or tub drains slowly | Drain clearing or trap repair |
| New vanity or fixture going in | Fixture installation |
If the work stays within your existing bathroom layout, it usually falls under bathroom plumbing. That includes fixing leaks, replacing fixtures, reconnecting a vanity sink, and repairing toilets, showers, and drains. If you’re changing the layout or moving fixtures, see our bathroom remodeling page.
We handle a range of common bathroom plumbing problems, including:
Call us if you notice water stains on the ceiling below a bathroom, a toilet that wobbles when you sit down, water pooling around the base of the toilet, or a faucet handle that’s become hard to turn. Small plumbing problems can lead to leaks or water damage if they aren’t fixed. If you think there’s a leak but can’t see one, our water leak detection service can track it down.
Bathroom plumbing covers repairs and fixture installations within your existing layout. Bathroom remodeling covers larger projects that change the layout, such as moving a toilet, sink, or tub.
Cost depends on the type of faucet and what needs to be repaired or replaced. Common fixes include replacing a cartridge or washer. We’ll give you a clear estimate before work begins.
Hair, soap residue, and toothpaste can build up in the trap or drain line and slow the flow of water. We’ll clear the blockage and let you know if the pipe also needs repair.
Yes. We’ll start by checking the showerhead, then look at the valve and supply line if needed. In older homes, galvanized pipes can corrode and narrow over time, which can reduce water pressure.
Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll send a licensed plumber to take care of it.