Grooming Salon Wash Station Relocation and Drain Install

When a grooming salon needs to move its wash stations, it's not as simple as sliding equipment across the floor. The drain lines have to follow. That means breaking through concrete, rerouting the drain rough-in, and making sure everything ties back in correctly before the floor goes back down. That's exactly what we were dealing with here.

We cut into the slab, excavated down to the existing drain system, and installed new drain connections in the updated locations to match where the wash tubs needed to land. The ABS fittings and drain assemblies got stubbed up in the right spots so the tubs would sit properly and drain without issue. It's the kind of sub-slab work that nobody sees once it's done - but it's also the kind of work that, if it's done wrong, causes serious headaches down the road.

Once the underground work was set, we got the stations positioned and plumbed in. New faucets, spray hoses, and supply connections - everything the team needs to move through their day without fighting their own setup. A grooming salon runs on efficiency. Dogs in, dogs out. The last thing those groomers need is awkward hose placement or a drain that doesn't keep up.

Commercial plumbing jobs like this one are a big part of what we do. Whether it's a salon, a shop, or any other business that depends on reliable water and drainage, we work around how your space actually functions. That means asking the right questions before we start, not after.

Every business has its own rhythm. Our job is to make sure the plumbing fits into that rhythm instead of interrupting it. Solid work under the slab, solid connections above it - that's what keeps a business running the way it should.