Eyk Plumbing designs and installs plumbing for new homes, kitchen and bathroom remodels, basement finishes and additions across Kent and Ottawa Counties, working with homeowners, builders and contractors.
At a glance
Plumbing is the part of a build or remodel you cannot easily change once the walls close. Eyk Plumbing plans and installs water lines, drain lines and fixtures from rough-in to the final faucet, and reroutes or removes old plumbing when a space is reworked.
Mon to Fri
Open 8 AM to 5 PM, call to book a visit.
Three credentials
Master and plumbing contractor licenses plus ASSE backflow certification.
Fifty communities
Served across Greater Grand Rapids and West Michigan.
Two offices
Grand Rapids on Leonard Street NW and Rockford on Algoma Avenue NE.
Planning a build or a remodel? Call us early, before the walls close, and talk through the plumbing. Call (616) 655-4172 · Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM
Whether you are building a home or reworking a room, plumbing decisions come early. Here is what we help with.
| Job | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Fixture swap | Often a few hoursFaucet, toilet or sink replacement. |
| Bathroom remodel plumbing | Usually one to three daysSpread across rough-in and finish. |
| Basement bathroom | Usually several daysIncludes drain work and rough-in. |
| New home plumbing | Several visits across the buildRough-in, then fixtures at the end. |
A new build or remodel is priced by scope: how many fixtures, how far the pipe runs and what has to come out. We price from your plans or a site visit, and we explain what is included.
| Factor | How it affects the price |
|---|---|
| Number of fixtures | Every sink, toilet, shower and appliance adds supply and drain work. |
| Layout changes | Moving fixtures means new runs and may mean opening floors or walls. |
| Old plumbing removal | Taking out outdated lines adds labor. |
| Pipe materials | Copper, PEX and drain pipe choices change the material cost. |
| Fixture choices | Higher-end faucets, tubs and toilets can need extra work to install. |
We look at your plans or walk the space with you, and plan supply lines, drains and fixture locations.
We install water and drain piping before the walls close, and remove old plumbing as part of a remodel.
We coordinate with your builder or inspector and adjust the layout if the plan changes.
We set sinks, toilets, faucets and showerheads, then test every connection.
Call Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM. We explain what the visit involves before we book it.
Plumbing in a new Michigan home has to allow for frost. Water lines on exterior walls and in crawlspaces need protection, and drain lines need the right slope. Getting it right at rough-in avoids problems the first winter.
In older Grand Rapids homes, a remodel often uncovers aging pipe behind the walls. It is worth deciding before the drywall goes back whether to replace the old lines while they are open.
Eyk Plumbing installs plumbing for new homes and remodels across Kent and Ottawa Counties. We work with homeowners, builders and contractors, and handle water lines, drain lines and fixtures from rough-in to the final connection. Call us with your plans or your timeline, and we will talk through how the plumbing fits your schedule.
Early, ideally while the plans are still open. Moving a sink, adding a bathroom or finishing a basement all depend on where pipes can run. Plumbing decisions are cheaper to change on paper than after drywall and tile are installed.
Usually, yes, though it depends on where the drain and supply lines can run. Moving a fixture a short distance is straightforward. Moving it across a room may mean opening floors or walls. We check the layout and explain what is possible.
Rough-in is the first stage: installing the water supply and drain pipes before walls, floors and ceilings are closed. Fixtures such as sinks, toilets and faucets come later at the final stage, once surfaces are finished. Getting the rough-in right matters most, because moving a pipe after the walls close costs far more.
Yes. We coordinate with homeowners, builders and contractors on timing, inspections and layout changes. Tell us who is running the project when you call, and we will plan the plumbing around their schedule. Early contact helps most, because plumbing sits between framing and drywall and delays there affect everyone.
Yes. When a layout changes, we safely remove outdated or unused pipe so it does not get in the way of the new system. Where old lines are still in good condition we can leave them in place and connect to them.
Yes. A basement bathroom needs careful planning because drains below the main sewer line may need a different approach. We look at your slab, your existing lines and the fixture layout, and tell you what the job involves. A pump system is sometimes the answer when the drain cannot flow by gravity, and we explain when that applies.
Yes. If you are not sure which faucets, toilets or showerheads to buy, we can talk through options that suit your plumbing and your budget. Choosing early also means we can plan the rough-in around the fixtures you pick. Bring us the models you are considering, and we will check they suit your supply lines before you buy.
Call to describe the problem. We will explain what the visit involves before we book it.
Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM
