Tile, Plumbing and Glass Pros for East Hampton Shower Replacement
East Hampton homeowners replacing a shower can check pros in each relevant trade here first. 4 listings currently show up for East Hampton, Connecticut, across the three trades a replacement can involve.
Licenses checked · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
60%of homes built before 1980
What East Hampton's housing stock means for shower replacement
The typical home in East Hampton was built around 1973.
About 60% of East Hampton's housing units were built before 1980, old enough that an original shower has very likely been replaced at least once already.
So a East Hampton shower replacement often means removing a prior replacement, not the home's original fixtures.
East Hampton's shower replacement pros, by trade
Grouped by trade, tile, plumbing and glass, then A to Z by business name within each.
Plumbing contractor (4)
City Of Hartford
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Unlimited Contractor · 277978
- Since
- 1995
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06424
Glastonbury Water Systems
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 288749
- Since
- 2017
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06424
H2O Equipment CO INC
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 286525
- Since
- 2012
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06424
PR Mechanical Systems
Plumbing contractor
- License
- Plumbing & Piping Unlimited Contractor · 289420
- Since
- 2020
- Expires
- Oct 31, 2027
- ZIP
- 06424
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?