Underground
Building sewer, under-slab drains, basement floor drains and sump pits installed before the concrete is poured.
From the first trench under the slab to the last fixture set before closing, we deliver the full plumbing scope for new homes and keep pace with your build schedule.
One contractor owns the plumbing from foundation to final, so nothing falls between phases and there is one number to call with questions.
Building sewer, under-slab drains, basement floor drains and sump pits installed before the concrete is poured.
Drain, waste and vent stacks, water supply lines and gas piping run through the framing and roof, then tested.
Faucets, toilets, showers, tubs and appliance connections set after cabinets, counters and tile are complete.
Tank or tankless water heaters, expansion tanks, recirculation, softeners and sump and ejector pumps.
Frost-free hose bibs, lines kept out of exterior walls where possible and insulation where they can't be.
Plumbing permits, pressure tests and municipal inspections scheduled at each phase so the build keeps moving.
Each phase has a clear start, a test and an inspection. You always know what is done and what comes next.
After excavation and footings, we lay out and install below-grade drains and the building sewer, then test before backfill.
Once framing is up, we run supply, drain and vent piping, set tub and shower valves and install gas lines.
Vents go through the roof, the system is pressure tested and the rough inspection is passed before insulation and drywall.
Fixtures, water heater and appliances are set, the system is started and flushed, and the final inspection is completed.
Builders tell us the same thing: they need a plumber who shows up when the framing is ready, communicates early and passes inspection the first time.
For custom and spec homes where you need a full plumbing scope priced from your plans.
For owners working with an architect or builder who want the plumbing planned carefully from day one.