Kitchen Plumbing Services in Stone Park, IL
Whether you need a quick faucet swap, a garbage disposal hookup, or a full kitchen plumbing overhaul that includes moving sinks and adding gas lines, we’ve got you covered. The complexity of your remodel sets the schedule, cost, and permitting needs. Our team has the experience to manage any scale of kitchen plumbing work.
Here’s a pro tip: bring a plumber onboard before your cabinets arrive. For example, if you’re relocating the sink, we have to reroute drains and vents before subfloors are covered. Installing a new gas line for your stove or island cooktop must happen early in the process, before cabinetry closes off access. Pot filler faucets require opening walls behind stoves — much easier before backsplash tile is installed. Scheduling plumbing work early keeps your remodel on track.
If you don’t have a full remodel but need faucet replacements, disposal repairs or installs, dishwasher hookups, or refrigerator water line installations, we handle those service calls too. Kitchen remodeling time is also perfect for checking your water heater’s capacity and clearing out any clogged drains. Whenever you need us, just call 708-847-6113.
Our Kitchen Plumbing Services
Sink and Faucet Installations
We work with all kitchen sink styles including undermount (coordinating cuts with your countertop fabricator), drop-in, farmhouse, one or two bowl, and prep sinks. Installation covers drain basket assembly, strainer, P-trap, and braided stainless steel supply lines that outperform the old plastic ones. When needed, we install garbage disposals during the same visit.
For faucets, we handle every mounting setup — single hole, three-hole, or deck plates — and ensure every connection is leak-free before we’re done. Moving a sink to a new spot requires rerouting drain and vent lines plus extending the water supply, and we take care of permits and inspections for those larger jobs as well.
Dishwasher and Appliance Hookups
Dishwasher installation includes connecting the hot water supply and properly routing the drain hose with an air gap or high loop to prevent backflow. We check that electrical hookups are ready in coordination with your electrician. For refrigerators with ice makers or water dispensers, we run a dedicated cold water line, either copper or braided stainless, with a valve you can reach behind the unit.
We also install instant hot water taps, under-sink filtration systems, and reverse osmosis units — drilling faucet holes, connecting supply and drain lines, and advising on filter changes. Call us at 708-847-6113 to get your kitchen appliances hooked up right.
Gas Lines for Kitchen Appliances
Whether you’re switching from electric to gas or adding a cooktop in your new island, we handle the gas line installation end-to-end. That includes sizing pipes for your appliance’s BTU rating, routing the line from your meter or supply, fitting shutoff valves, connecting with flexible stainless steel, pressure testing, and managing permits and inspections. For full details, visit our gas line services page.
Important: gas lines to new locations must be roughed in before cabinetry goes in. Retrofitting gas lines after cabinets are installed can damage finishes and adds significant expense. Plan this with your contractor and us early on.
Pot Filler Faucet Installation
A pot filler faucet mounted on the wall near your stove makes filling large pots easy without carrying them across the kitchen. Installing one means running a cold water line inside the wall about 56 to 60 inches off the floor and roughly 4 inches from the stove’s centerline. This is straightforward during a remodel with walls open; retro installs require cutting and patching drywall or tile. Reach out at 708-847-6113 to chat about your kitchen’s setup.
Island Sink Drain and Vent Solutions
Running plumbing for an island sink is trickier than wall-mounted sinks because the drain can’t vent through the usual wall vent stack. We install either an island loop vent or an air admittance valve (AAV) depending on local code. Water supply lines are run from the nearest main, but the drain and vent lines must be routed carefully under the floor and back up into the island cabinet. We’ve worked on many island sinks in this area and can help you plan yours before finalizing the design.
Kitchen Plumbing Checklist
- Remove and install sinks (undermount, farmhouse, drop-in)
- Install faucets of any style
- Garbage disposal install or replacement
- Hook up dishwashers (water and drain)
- Install refrigerator ice maker water line
- Run gas lines for ranges, cooktops, ovens
- Rough-in and install pot filler faucets
- Set up under-sink water filtration or reverse osmosis
- Route drains and vents for island sinks
- Upgrade shutoff valves throughout the kitchen
- Install prep or bar sinks in pantries or islands
When to Schedule Kitchen Plumbing
- Decide sink location before demolition: Moving sinks adds cost and complexity — confirm placement early
- Gas line rough-in before cabinets: Running gas lines to new spots must happen before cabinetry closes everything in
- Install pot fillers before backsplash: Walls are easier to open before tile goes up
- Replace old shutoff valves while exposed: Ball valves are more reliable than old gate valves
- Run fridge water lines before countertop installation: Easier access before counters are set
Common Questions About Kitchen Plumbing
Yes, but it’s more involved because island sinks require special venting like an island loop vent or air admittance valve (AAV). Running the water supply is straightforward, but the drain venting needs careful work under the floor. We regularly handle these projects. Call us at 708-847-6113 to review your island plans before finalizing them.
If you’re just swapping out fixtures in the same location—like replacing a faucet or connecting a dishwasher—permits usually aren’t needed. But any new drain line routing, supply rough-in, gas line installation, or relocating plumbing lines requires permits. We manage all necessary permits and inspections so you don’t have to worry about it.
Definitely. It’s best to install gas lines during the remodel while walls are open. We size pipes to match your appliance’s needs, install shutoff valves, pressure test, and take care of permits. Make sure to schedule the gas line rough-in before your cabinets get installed.
Yes, we regularly partner with kitchen contractors and designers as the plumbing subcontractor. We coordinate our schedule with your general contractor and handle permits and inspections. Let us know early so we can fit into your project timeline without delays.