Flowy Drains
Bathroom remodeling is a great way to ensure that your bathroom will look and feel the way you want while also ensuring that it is functional and practical. However, while this is all well and good, one thing that you should not forget is the drain system. The drains in your bathroom only work as a drain and should not be used as a trash can. Having a clogged shower can be a hazard, this is especially true if you have small children. If the water pressure is low, it can result in low water pressure, which can lead to scalding and injury. A shower that is clogged with hair or soap build-up can likewise result in low water pressure. If you are experiencing this, call in a plumber for shower drain replacement before the water pressure or temperature gets too low.
The Cost
The drain system is one of the most expensive parts of a remodel, with regards to the materials needed, installation, and parts. The average cost of one drain replacement will start from $50 to $200 for one single part, depending on the material that you choose. If you are also including this, you are looking at an average cost of $100 to $500 for the materials alone, and if you include the labor, that price can spike to $1,000 to $7,000, depending on how many drains you need to be replaced and what type they are.
The Convenience
If you are lazy, chances are you will want to not do the work to remove the old parts and just buy a new one. While this is possible, it is not recommended, as it can lead to the same all-around issues, as mentioned above.
If you need a professional shower drain replacement, give JP & DC LLC a call now at (240) 232-8308, I am based in the Silver Spring, MD area.