Underground & site
Water service, sewer laterals and under-slab drains. In place before the pour.
A new house, a rebuilt home and an addition each place different demands on a plumbing contractor. For Lawrence Township projects, we begin by separating the new scope from the existing conditions. Plans should show the rooms being added or rebuilt, the fixtures proposed and any piping or equipment intended to remain. That allows the bid discussion to cover more than a fixture count. We look at drainage routes, supply connections, hot water needs and gas loads, then work through the sequence from underground to finish. On a site with an existing house, information about the current water and sewer service is useful. For any project, confirm whether the property uses public utilities or private well and septic rather than leaving that question open. We work with builders, general contractors and owners to coordinate the plumbing around framing and other trades. Send your architectural drawings and target schedule, and note any fixture selections or site details that are still being resolved.
Send the architectural drawings, fixture schedule and site details for your bid.
Send plans for a bidPlumbing for your Lawrence Township build, from underground to final trim.
Water service, sewer laterals and under-slab drains. In place before the pour.
Drain, waste, vent, supply and gas piping. Coordinated with the framing and other trades.
Pressure tests and rough inspections. The work checked before the walls close.
Fixtures, valves and final connections. From the first pipe to the last fitting.
Yes. Clearly identify piping and equipment intended to remain, along with the new work.
No. Send the current selections and mark the items still undecided so they can be discussed.
Share the target start date and construction sequence so the plumbing phases can be coordinated with the project.
Send your drawings, fixture schedule and project location.