Plumbing fixture installation

What we install

• Toilets, in-wall cisterns and bidets
• Sinks, kitchen sinks and mixer taps
• Shower enclosures, shower cabins and shower systems
• Bathtubs, bath mixers and towel warmers
• Washing machine and dishwasher connection
• Siphons, floor drains and angle valves

How the work proceeds

We check the existing connections and confirm that the chosen unit fits them. If needed, we bring extra angle valves, seals or installation kits so the work doesn't stall halfway through.

We remove the old unit, install and level the new one, connect the water and drain, and test everything before leaving the site.

Why leave installation to a professional

Most bathroom water damage starts with a poor connection or a missing seal, not the quality of the fixture itself. We check pressure, tightness and drain slope so the fixture doesn't cause problems a year later.

Who this service suits

Suits both furnishing a new bathroom and a quick replacement of a single fixture — for example when the old toilet has cracked or the mixer no longer shuts off. We also help when a construction company has left the final connection work unfinished.

Choose the right service

Every fixture installation has its own nuances, so we've described them on separate pages: toilet installation and replacement, sink installation, mixer replacement, shower enclosure installation, bathtub installation and washing/dishwasher machine connection. If you're not sure which job you need, describe the situation on the phone and we'll recommend the right one.

This page explains what plumbing fixture installation generally covers and how ordering works; the exact scope of each job is on its own service page.

Plumbing fixture work in Tallinn and Harjumaa

We work in Tallinn and the nearby Harjumaa municipalities. In an apartment building the choice is limited by the existing riser and connection location, while in a private house the pipework can more often be rearranged. On business premises — an office, café or salon — we plan the work so the water is shut off for as short a time as possible.

What affects the scope of work

• Whether the connections and pipework already exist or need changes
• The type of fixture and installation complexity (e.g. an in-wall cistern)
• Whether the old fixture needs removal and disposal
• Access to the connection points (e.g. a tiled wall)