Underground, rough-in, and finish
We handle each phase — sleeving and setting the under-slab drain and supply lines before the pour, running and pressure-testing the rough-in inside the framing, and setting the final fixtures, water heater, and connections at finish. Each phase has its own inspection, and we prepare our work for review and address any required corrections that come up.
Built for Florida from the start
Doing it right up front saves expensive problems later. We account for our sandy soil, high water table, and humidity when we lay out and protect the drains, size the supply for the home's fixtures and future needs, and use materials that hold up here. Decisions made now — pipe routing, cleanout placement, water heater type — are far cheaper than fixing them after the slab is poured.
Working with builders
As a plumbing subcontractor we coordinate with your other trades and your schedule so plumbing stays coordinated with framing, the slab, and drywall. We aim to show up for our phases on schedule, communicate clearly about what we need and when, and help keep the project moving.
Permitting and inspections
We pull the right permits, build to current Florida code, and schedule and meet the inspections for each phase. You get a system that's documented and inspected — not a question mark behind the walls — which also matters when it's time to sell.
Planning a remodel instead?
If you're renovating rather than building from the ground up, our remodel plumbing service covers relocating drains and supply for a new layout and roughing in for new fixtures. The principle is the same: get the plumbing planned early so the rest of the project goes smoothly.
Signs it’s time to call
- Breaking ground on a new home or addition
- Need under-slab plumbing set before a pour
- Rough-in plumbing for a new build
- Builder needs a reliable plumbing sub on schedule
- Final fixture and water heater set for a new home
- Permitting and inspection coordination
