New Construction Plumbing
Plumbing for new homes and commercial buildings, from planning and design through underground piping and installation.
Plumbing in a new building gets decided early. Drain routes, water line sizes and fixture locations all have to be settled before the slab is poured or the walls close in. Changes after that point cost real money. We handle new construction plumbing for residential and commercial projects, from planning and design through underground piping and finished installation. We work from your plans and lay out the drain, waste and vent system and the water supply. We set the underground piping before concrete goes in. Then we come back to rough in and set fixtures and water heaters as the build moves along. We plan our visits around your builder's or general contractor's schedule and the inspections. We're licensed (#2436D) and fully insured, and estimates are free. To talk through a project, call (513) 951-3015 or send us your plans and timeline.
What this covers
- Planning and design
- Underground piping before the slab
- Drain, waste and vent layout
- Water supply lines
- Rough-in and fixture installation
- Water heater installation for new builds
Common questions
When should we bring a plumber into a new construction project?
As early as possible, ideally while the plans are still being finalized. Underground piping goes in before the slab is poured, so the layout needs to be settled first. Planning early also avoids moving walls or fixtures later.
Do you handle commercial new construction?
Yes. We plan and install plumbing for both residential and commercial new construction, including the underground piping. Call us with your plans for a free estimate.
What does underground piping include?
It's the drain and water piping that runs below the slab or below grade. It's laid out and tested before the concrete goes in. Getting slopes and locations right at this stage matters, because fixing them later means breaking concrete.