New Construction Plumbing FAQs
When should a plumber get involved in a new build?
As early as the plan stage. Bringing us in before the slab is poured lets us confirm that fixture locations, drain routing and fall all work as drawn. Catching a conflict on paper costs nothing; catching it after the concrete cures is expensive.
What is included in a plumbing rough-in?
Rough-in covers everything that gets buried or concealed: under-slab drain lines, supply piping through the framing, vent stacks, and the water and sewer connections. It is inspected before walls close up. Finish work, meaning fixtures and trim, comes later once surfaces are in.
Do you work with builders on multiple homes at once?
Yes. We work with builders and developers across the Northshore on both single custom homes and multi-home projects, and we schedule to keep pace with your build calendar.
Do you handle inspections and code compliance?
We do. All of our new construction work is installed to Louisiana state plumbing code, and we coordinate the required inspections at rough-in and final so your project keeps moving.
Do you install water and sewer service lines?
Yes. We install the water supply and sewer lines connecting the structure to the main or, on rural properties, to a septic system, and size them for the demand of the finished building.
Can you provide a quote from architectural plans?
Send us the plans and we will put together a detailed estimate covering rough-in through finish. Estimates are free, and having the numbers early makes budgeting the rest of the build far easier.
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