Plumbing and Electrical Handled Inside Your Fort Lauderdale Remodel

Yes. In Fort Lauderdale and Broward County, relocating plumbing fixtures, adding or moving electrical circuits, and installing new outlets or lighting circuits all require permits and inspections. DR Home Solutions pulls the permits as part of the remodel, schedules the rough-in inspection before walls are closed, and the final inspection before the project is complete. Unpermitted work can cause problems at resale and with insurance claims.

Yes. Most Fort Lauderdale homes are built on slab, and moving a drain means cutting the slab, rerouting the drain line, and patching the concrete before the floor is finished. DR Home Solutions does this work as part of kitchen island additions and bathroom layout changes. The scope and cost are included in the written estimate so there are no surprises when the slab is opened.

No. DR Home Solutions handles plumbing and electrical work as part of kitchen, bathroom, and home remodeling projects in Fort Lauderdale and Broward County. For a burst pipe, a power outage, or a standalone repair, a licensed plumber or electrician offering service calls is the right choice. For a remodel that involves moving fixtures, adding circuits, or updating lighting, DR Home Solutions includes that work in the project.

Often, yes. Current code requires dedicated circuits for the range or cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, disposal, and refrigerator, plus GFCI-protected small appliance circuits at the counter. Older Fort Lauderdale kitchens usually have fewer circuits than that. DR Home Solutions reviews the panel during the estimate, identifies what the new layout needs, and includes new circuits and any required panel work in the written scope.

Yes. Every permitted plumbing and electrical rough-in by DR Home Solutions is inspected by Broward County or the City of Fort Lauderdale before the walls are closed, and a final inspection is completed at the end of the project. Inspection dates are built into the project schedule. Homeowners receive the closed permit as part of the final documentation.