Early-1970s and 1980s towers were built with cast-iron drain lines, galvanized supply piping, and original electrical. When you renovate, the walls are open — it’s the one right moment to update the systems your new finishes will sit on.

Why do it now

• Cast-iron and galvanized piping corrode and fail — replacing during the remodel avoids tearing open finished walls later.
• Original electrical often can’t carry a modern kitchen, laundry, and technology.
• Doing it once, with the walls open, is far cheaper than doing it twice.

Sitting on solid systems

A six-figure renovation deserves modern infrastructure beneath it. We update piping and electrical as part of the work, so your finishes last — not sit on 50-year-old systems waiting to fail.