Shower Replacement Pros in Old Greenwich, CT

Rather than one mixed list, this page splits Old Greenwich's shower replacement pros by what they're licensed to do. 3 listings in all for Old Greenwich: tile, plumbing and glass.

Licenses checked · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

61%of homes built before 1980

What Old Greenwich's housing stock means for shower replacement

Homes in Old Greenwich were built in 1966, on the median.

61% of Old Greenwich homes went up before 1980, before several of today's plumbing and glazing codes existed.

A shower replacement in one of Old Greenwich'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.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, table-based Summary File (2024 table-based Summary File) (2024 table-based Summary File).

Shower, tile, plumbing and glass pros based in Old Greenwich, grouped by trade

Grouped by trade, tile, plumbing and glass, then A to Z by business name within each.

Plumbing contractor (3)

  • Putnam Plumbing & Heating

    Plumbing contractor

    License
    Plumbing & Piping Unlimited Contractor · 291051
    Since
    2024
    Expires
    Oct 31, 2027
    ZIP
    06870
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  • Ralph Longo Construction Corp

    Plumbing contractor

    License
    Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 281533
    Since
    2002
    Expires
    Oct 31, 2027
    ZIP
    06870
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  • Sound Beach Serv INC/White Contrs

    Plumbing contractor

    License
    Plumbing & Piping Limited Contractor · 283997
    Since
    2006
    Expires
    Oct 31, 2027
    ZIP
    06870
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Questions for each trade

  1. Tile: who waterproofs the wall before new tile goes up, and what product do they use?
  2. Tile: does the quote include removing the old surround, or does that happen separately?
  3. Plumbing: is the new valve pressure-balance or thermostatic, and what brand and model?
  4. Plumbing: does the drain stay in its current spot, or is it moving?
  5. Glass: framed or frameless, and is the glass tempered to meet the safety-glazing rule for wet locations?
  6. Glass: what's the lead time on ordering, since custom glass is often the longest-lead item on the job?
  7. All trades: who is the single point of contact if something needs to be redone?

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