Our work, from the van to the finished bath

Every photo here is from a Queen Plumbing job in the Seattle area, as posted on our Google profile. No stock photos, no staged shots.

  • A wall-hung Navien condensing tankless water heater installed on a plywood backer, with new copper supply lines, a yellow gas flex connector, PVC venting and a condensate pump below.
    A condensing tankless heater we installed, with new copper, gas and venting. Tankless water heaters
  • The piping beside the Rheem water heater: a potable expansion tank, a Grundfos recirculation pump, NIBCO ball valves, a wye strainer and insulated hot-water lines mounted on strut.
    Beside the heater: expansion tank, recirculation pump and isolation valves, all on strut. Water heater replacement
  • A new Rheem commercial electric water heater standing on a drain pan in a mechanical room, with its electrical disconnect on the wall, copper supply piping above and copper drain lines run to the floor drain.
    A Rheem commercial electric water heater we installed, on a drain pan piped to the floor drain. Water heater replacement
  • The full mechanical room: the Rheem electric water heater beside a wall of new copper and insulated piping with an expansion tank, a red recirculation pump, isolation valves and a brass backflow assembly.
    The whole room: expansion tank, recirculation pump, isolation valves and backflow assembly on new copper. Water heater replacement
  • An open trench with new yellow polyethylene gas pipe and tracer wire, beside a black-iron riser with a yellow-handled gas shut-off and a pressure gauge, and a Milwaukee inflator running the air test.
    A new underground gas line in its trench, on an air test before backfill. Gas line plumbing
  • A pressure gauge threaded onto a black-iron gas riser in a dug-out yard, holding steady during a pressure test.
    The test gauge on the riser, holding pressure. Gas line plumbing
  • A capped gas riser with yellow tracer wire coming out of freshly backfilled soil beside an old house, with the trench line running along the wall.
    A new gas riser and tracer wire, the trench backfilled. Gas line plumbing
  • A new brass pressure-reducing valve and press fittings laid out on a counter with a Milwaukee press tool, a DeWalt multi-tool, two pairs of pliers and a roll of thread tape, ready to install.
    A new pressure-reducing valve and press fittings, ready to go in. Pressure reducing valves
  • A whole-house water filtration system with three filter housings, pressure gauges, a pressure-reducing valve and copper bypass loop, mounted on a wall.
    A whole-house filtration system with gauges and a copper bypass. Water filtration
  • Open bathroom wall during a remodel showing new copper supply lines, galvanized and ABS drain pipes between the studs, and tools on the tile floor.
    Rough-in plumbing during a bathroom remodel. Plumbing renovation
  • A finished bathroom with a marble-clad soaking tub, matte black tub filler and a glass-enclosed marble shower, with a laundry room beyond.
    The finished tub and shower after a full renovation. Plumbing renovation
  • A finished white bathroom with a marble walk-in shower, white vanity with a stone top, and a new toilet.
    A completed bathroom with walk-in shower and new vanity plumbing. Plumbing renovation
  • A green-tiled walk-in shower beside a cedar sauna, with a radiator under a frosted window.
    A green-tile shower and cedar sauna, plumbed by Queen Plumbing.
  • A new laundry supply box and drain, with red and blue PEX lines and black ABS drain, set into an opened wall of an older home.
    A new laundry box and drain in an older Seattle home. Fixture installation
  • A commercial restroom with a wall-hung urinal, a toilet with grab bars, white subway tile and grey plank flooring.
    A commercial restroom fit-out with urinal, toilet and grab bars. Commercial plumbing
  • The corroded chrome P-trap and supply valve under an old wall-hung sink.
    A corroded trap and valve under an old sink, before replacement. Leak repair
  • Two old frost-free hose bibs removed from a house, their copper stems corroded green.
    Two worn frost-free hose bibs, removed and replaced.
  • A brass backflow preventer and new PEX line laid in a trench beside a green irrigation box.
    A brass backflow assembly on a new line, set in a trench.
  • The Queen Plumbing service van with its side door open, shelves of yellow parts bins and tools inside, parked under autumn trees.
    The van, stocked for the day.

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