Reason for the change
The homeowner selected a single-handle control to replace the older two-handle arrangement; the field record does not describe an active leak.
Rocklin residential plumbing · installation in progress
Rocklin Shower Valve Modernization in Progress
A homeowner chose to modernize an older two-handle shower control with a selected single-handle product. This was a design-driven change rather than a response to a documented leak. 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
One real rough-in photograph, presented for exactly what it shows
The photograph documents the opened wall, single-handle control body, and accessible copper connections during installation. It is not presented as a finished bathroom, restored wall, final inspection, or proof of functional testing.
Access
The valve was approached from the front shower wall because there was no usable rear-wall access.
Visible work
The rough-in image shows the new control body and localized copper piping and connections.
Finish sequence
Wall and finish work occurred between plumbing visits; the image on this page remains clearly labeled as installation in progress.
Documented work sequence
What the available project record supports
Confirm the selected control
The replacement direction and customer-selected product were established before the concealed valve work began.
Create focused front-wall access
The opening was made at the valve location so the concealed control and nearby copper connections could be reached.
Remove the old valve arrangement
The older control was removed to make room for the selected single-handle valve body.
Connect the new valve
Localized copper lines and fittings were arranged around the new control while the wall remained open.
Coordinate the finish interval
The field notes describe wall and finish work between visits; this page does not treat the rough-in image as proof of the later finish or final testing.
Verified project scope
Clear facts without invented closeout details
No project date, price, permit, restored-wall claim, completed-bathroom claim, final test result, or inspection result is published. The customer and exact address remain private.
The page can be expanded later only when a verified project record supports the additional fact.
USC plumbing project record
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