TrueForm helps you choose faucets, sinks, shower trims, tubs, toilets, and laundry fixtures that fit the plumbing already behind the wall, so the fixture you pick is the one that installs. A licensed plumber checks the connections for your project and city, and the fixture schedule is written down before the price is final.
The signed proposal controls the actual project; this list is what the proposal is built to answer.
Valve bodies, drain positions, and supply lines are specific to each fixture. Choosing the fixture first and learning the rough-in second is how a beautiful faucet ends up not fitting. We go the other way: we confirm the rough-in, then lock the fixture.
Keeping a sink, toilet, or shower where it is usually costs less than moving it. Moving one means checking the drain, the vent, and the floor or slab, and the scope says what that review found.
A faucet that does not clear the backsplash, or a vanity that crowds a toilet, shows up late and costs the most. Clearances are checked on paper before the cabinets or the tile are ordered.
Tap your answers to see what moves the price of your fixture package.
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We price it with you after a short visit. Your fixed price comes in writing. The number of fixtures, the plumbing behind them, and whether anything moves price it most.
Yes. We build the fixture schedule with you for kitchens, baths, laundry rooms, bars, and additions, and the plumber confirms the rough-in before anything is ordered.
Often, and it usually keeps the cost down. The walkthrough checks whether the existing rough-ins, drains, and valves work with the fixtures you want.
Sometimes. It depends on the drain and vent paths, the joists or slab, and the clearances. The scope shows what moving it involves, so you decide with the real picture.
Send the address, photos of the space, and what you have in mind. TrueForm prices it with you after a short visit and puts the fixed price in writing.
