Electrical Work & Plumbing Services

The work behind your walls matters just as much as what you can see — and it has to be done right before anything else goes on top of it.

Electrical and plumbing work are the two trades that most remodeling contractors hand off to someone else. That creates a coordination problem that slows down timelines, introduces miscommunication between crews, and puts the homeowner in the middle of scheduling conflicts that have nothing to do with them. At Precision Pro Building Co., we handle both in-house as part of our full renovation scope. Jose Flores has been managing electrical and plumbing as integrated parts of kitchen and bathroom remodels across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend for over 35 years. When these trades are handled by the same crew doing the tile, sheetrock, and framing, the project moves in one direction — forward.

Electrical and plumbing updates are almost always part of a kitchen or bathroom renovation whether the homeowner planned for them or not. Moving a sink means moving water lines and a drain. Updating a kitchen layout often means relocating outlets, adding circuits, or adjusting lighting placements. These are not surprises when you work with a contractor who has done enough remodels to anticipate them. We assess the existing systems as part of the planning phase so that what gets opened up during demo does not become an unplanned cost mid-project.

Getting the rough-in right on both trades is what allows everything else — cabinets, tile, sheetrock, and fixtures — to go in correctly around them. We plan the electrical and plumbing scope before walls close up, confirm placement before finishing begins, and make sure both systems are functioning properly before the project moves into its final phases. If you are planning a remodel in Corpus Christi, Portland, Alice, Sinton, or anywhere across the Coastal Bend, call us at (866) 983-8868 and we will walk you through what the full scope involves.

What We Offer:

Plumbing Rough-In & Relocation — Water supply lines, drain lines, and fixture connections relocated or installed as part of kitchen and bathroom remodel scopes.
Fixture Installation — Sinks, faucets, shower valves, toilets, and related fixtures installed and connected correctly as part of the renovation finish phase.
Electrical Rough-In & Updates — Outlet placement, circuit additions, and electrical line routing handled in-house during the framing and rough-in phase of a remodel.
Lighting Installation — Recessed lighting, vanity fixtures, under-cabinet lighting, and kitchen lighting installed and wired as part of the renovation scope.
Drain & Water Line Assessment — Existing plumbing assessed during demo to identify issues that need to be addressed before new fixtures and finishes go in on top of them.
Outlet & Switch Relocation — Electrical outlets and switches moved or added to accommodate new cabinet layouts, appliance placements, and updated room configurations.
Trade Coordination With Framing & Finishing — Electrical and plumbing rough-in sequenced correctly with framing, sheetrock, and tile so each phase has what it needs before the next one starts.

Why Choose Precision Pro Building for Electrical Work & Plumbing Services

Both Trades Handled In-House — Most remodeling contractors subcontract electrical and plumbing to outside crews. We handle both internally, which means no scheduling gaps between trades, no miscommunication about what goes where, and no delays waiting on someone else before the next phase can start.
35 Years of Remodel Experience — Jose Flores has been managing electrical and plumbing as integrated parts of kitchen and bathroom renovations across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend for over three decades. That experience means we anticipate what needs to happen before walls open up — not after.
Planned Before Walls Close — Electrical and plumbing rough-in is planned and confirmed before sheetrock goes back up. We do not close walls until placement is verified and both systems are ready for the finish phase. That discipline prevents rework that costs time and money.
Assessed During Demo, Not After — When demo reveals existing plumbing or electrical conditions that affect the project, you hear about it immediately with a clear explanation of what it means and what it will take to address. No surprises after walls are already back up.
Integrated With the Full Renovation — Because electrical and plumbing are managed alongside tile, framing, cabinets, and sheetrock by the same crew, the entire project moves on one coordinated timeline. You deal with one contractor, one schedule, and one point of accountability from start to finish.