Planning a bathroom renovation – need help with plumbing relocation

Hi everyone! We are finally starting our long-awaited bathroom remodel in our home near Portsmouth Village. The plan is to completely change the layout, which involves moving the toilet to the opposite wall and installing a walk-in shower where the old tub used to be. I’m a bit nervous because I’ve heard that moving drain lines in these older houses can be a total nightmare if not done perfectly. I really don't want to DIY this part and end up with leaks behind the new tiling. Does anyone have experience with a local team that is good at layout changes and rough-in work? I’m looking for someone reliable who can work alongside my contractor and ensure everything is up to code. Any recommendations?

Moving a toilet is definitely one of those jobs where you want a pro, otherwise, you're just asking for drainage issues down the line. We did a similar renovation last year to make our master bath more modern. We actually hired plumbers kingston https://superiorplumbing.ca/kingston/ for all the pipe relocation and the shower installation. They were honestly the highlight of the whole project. They checked the venting (which I hadn't even thought about) and made sure the new drain slope was perfect. What I liked most was that they were super clean—they didn't leave copper off-cuts or debris all over the place. It’s been over a year now and we haven't had a single drip or slow drain. Definitely worth investing in experts for the invisible part of your renovation!

That’s exactly the kind of peace of mind I’m looking for! I’ll reach out to them and see if they can come by for an estimate. Thanks!