Shower Replacement Pros in Burlington, CT
Rather than one mixed list, this page splits Burlington's shower replacement pros by what they're licensed to do. 4 listings in all for Burlington: tile, plumbing and glass.
Licenses checked · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
48%of homes built before 1980
What Burlington's housing stock means for shower replacement
Homes in Burlington were built in 1981, on the median.
48% of Burlington homes went up before 1980, before several of today's plumbing and glazing codes existed.
A shower replacement in one of Burlington's older homes is a reasonable time to bring the valve and glass up to current code, even if only the surround looked like it needed work.
Shower, tile, plumbing and glass pros based in Burlington, grouped by trade
Grouped by trade, tile, plumbing and glass, then A to Z by business name within each.
Plumbing contractor (4)
Northland Construction
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 282119
- Since
- 2003
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06013
Petroleum Services INC
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 287760
- Since
- 2016
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06013
Spargo Plumbing & Heating INC
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Unlimited Contractor · 203103
- Since
- 1999
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06013
Spargo Plumbing & Heating INC
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Unlimited Contractor · 289075
- Since
- 2019
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06013
Questions for each trade
- Tile: who waterproofs the wall before new tile goes up, and what product do they use?
- Tile: does the quote include removing the old surround, or does that happen separately?
- Plumbing: is the new valve pressure-balance or thermostatic, and what brand and model?
- Plumbing: does the drain stay in its current spot, or is it moving?
- Glass: framed or frameless, and is the glass tempered to meet the safety-glazing rule for wet locations?
- Glass: what's the lead time on ordering, since custom glass is often the longest-lead item on the job?
- All trades: who is the single point of contact if something needs to be redone?