Plumbing & Electrical in Raeford

The part of a remodel that goes wrong most often is not the work. It is the handoff — the bathroom sitting open for a week and a half because the plumber and the tile crew work for two different companies with two different calendars, and neither one owns the gap between them.

JJ Construction of Raeford does the plumbing and electrical inside its own jobs. When a wall is open in a bathroom or a kitchen, the lines get moved, replaced or run right then, by the same crew that opened it and the same crew closing it back up. Call James at (910) 574-4887 or Luis at (910) 651-6256.

What's included

• Plumbing and electrical done inside JJ Construction's own remodels
• Supply and drain lines replaced while the wall is already open
• Sink, tub, shower and toilet relocations with the drain fall kept right
• Fixtures, faucets, disposals and water heaters connected
• Outlets, switches and lighting added for a new kitchen or bath layout
• Circuits run for appliances and remodel additions
• One estimate, one crew and one schedule instead of a handoff
• Free estimate before any work starts

Working inside your own remodel changes what gets done, not just who does it. When a bathroom wall is open, the old galvanised or brittle supply line behind it is right there — and replacing three feet of it while the wall is open costs a fraction of what it costs to find it two years later behind finished tile. Same with a kitchen: moving the sink to a different wall means the drain has to keep its fall, and that is settled while the floor is open and the cabinets are not in yet, not discovered after the counters are templated. Electrical follows the same rule. The outlets a new kitchen layout needs, the lighting over an island that did not exist before, the circuit for a bathroom that was built when one plug over the sink was considered generous — all of that is easier and cheaper before the drywall closes. The Harnett County side around Lillington brings well water and older supply lines into it, which changes what is actually behind the wall of a house out there. What matters most in all of it is that nobody hands you off. One estimate, one crew, one schedule, and one phone number to call when you have a question — two, if James is on a roof: (910) 574-4887 or (910) 651-6256.