Reason for the change
The homeowner selected a single-handle control to replace the older two-handle arrangement. This was an upgrade, not a leak repair.
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A homeowner chose to modernize an older two-handle shower control with a selected single-handle product. This was a design upgrade rather than a leak repair. US Construction Remodeling Corp. opened the front shower wall because rear access was not available, removed the old control, and performed the visible copper connection work for the new valve.

Project at a glance
The photo shows the opened wall, the single-handle control body, and the copper connections during installation, before the wall was closed and finished.
The homeowner selected a single-handle control to replace the older two-handle arrangement. This was an upgrade, not a leak repair.
The valve was approached from the front shower wall because there was no usable rear-wall access.
The rough-in image shows the new control body and localized copper piping and connections.
Wall and finish work took place between plumbing visits.
Work sequence
The replacement direction and customer-selected product were established before the concealed valve work began.
The opening was made at the valve location so the concealed control and nearby copper connections could be reached.
The older control was removed to make room for the selected single-handle valve body.
Localized copper lines and fittings were arranged around the new control while the wall remained open.
Wall and finish work was coordinated between plumbing visits.
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Project photos: US Construction Remodeling Corp.