Portfolio
Take a look at a few of our projects.
Click on the thumbnail to see several photographs of
each project.
| This project was a new home centered on indoor air quality
and energy efficiency. Bea Day Plumbers did whole-house plumbing
for the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry room. We also installed the primary
heat source for the lower level: hydronic radiant heat using Wirsbo® HePex
tubing embedded in concrete. New construction is the best opportunity
for installing this type of system. Even if you choose not to install
a boiler and put it "on line" right away, the installed tubing
allows for comfortable heat at a later date. |
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| This 1990s home showcases a bathroom remodel and a new
added bath. We updated the main-floor bathroom with a solid surface countertop and tub-shower walls, and a new ceramic tile floor with in-floor radiant heating. The new bathroom in a corner of the finished basement includes another solid surface countertop, and coordinating ceramic tile-work on the floor and shower walls. |
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This project involved remodeling a bathroom in a century-old home. We
installed a new pedestal sink, a neo-angle shower stall and a new toilet. We
refitted an existing clawfoot tub with
a new faucet.
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This was a bathroom remodel in an older home. We installed a new toilet
and a bidet, as well as a solid surface vanity top. We put in a larger, whirlpool
tub, a bypass tub-shower door, and a wall-mount, handheld shower system. Bea Day
Plumbers also did the ceramic tile work on the tub walls.
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This bathroom remodel was showcased in the Remodelors' Parade 2000.
It is also in an older home. We installed a solid surface vanity top with a gooseneck
lav faucet and a new toilet. The new tub area included custom tile work and a
new wall-mount, handheld shower system. This large upstairs bathroom also has
a convenient laundry area on one side.
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