Design review
Fixture schedule, gas loads and water service sizing. Review the drawings while the layout can still be adjusted.
New construction plumbing
Plumbing for every phase of a new build.
From the first design review to final inspection. A complete plumbing scope for builders and general contractors in Mercer County.
Send plans for a bidWork in the right order
Start early.
Build with a clear scope.
Bringing the plumber in during design gives the project team time to resolve fixture, utility and routing decisions. Finding those conflicts on paper helps avoid changes once the work is in place.
Underground
Sewer lateral, water service, under-slab drains and sleeves. Coordinate the work before the pour.
Framing walk
Review chases, blocking and routing with the framing in place. Resolve conflicts with HVAC and electrical.
Rough-in
Install drain, waste, vent, supply and gas piping to suit the approved layout and fixture selections.
Testing & rough inspection
Pressure test the piping and coordinate the required rough inspections before walls are closed.
Before tile
Set the valves and tubs that need to be in place before tile and other finishes.
Trim & final inspection
Install fixtures and final connections, check the work and coordinate final inspection.
A few practical questions
Before we get started
When should we bring the plumber in?+
During design, while fixture layouts and utility routes can still be reviewed. Early coordination helps identify conflicts before work begins.
What do you need to put a bid together?+
Architectural plans, fixture selections, gas appliance loads and the proposed utility connections. A site plan and target schedule are also useful.
Who pulls the plumbing permits?+
Permit responsibilities are discussed as part of the scope. The required approvals depend on the project and local authority.
How are inspections scheduled?+
Inspection steps are coordinated with the construction sequence and the local inspection office. Required work must be ready before it is covered.
Do public utilities and well or septic sites need different scopes?+
Yes. Tell us the proposed connection type and provide available site information. Connection points, equipment and responsibilities need to be defined for the job.
Start with the plans
Let’s talk about your next build.
Send your drawings, fixture schedule and project location.