We keep the date.
A plumbing sub who does not show does not cost you one day, it costs every trade lined up behind us. That is the whole reason we do not overbook.
NEW CONSTRUCTION, CALGARY
The plumbing sub you stop having to chase.
Custom homes, laneway suites and spec builds all run on a schedule that does not wait. We turn up on the day we committed to, hand over rough-in that passes inspection first time, and tell you about problems while they are still cheap to fix.
A new build lives on sequencing. Framing has to close before rough-in starts, rough-in has to pass before insulation goes in, and every trade behind the plumber is standing around if the plumber does not show. We treat that sequence as the actual job rather than an inconvenience attached to it.
That means confirming dates and keeping them, walking the framing plan early enough to catch conflicts before they cost a week, and handing over work that is ready the first time the inspector is called. Most of our new construction work arrives through general contractors who got tired of the alternative.
What we handle
- Full rough-in: supply lines, drain and waste lines, vent stacks
- Gas rough-in for furnaces, ranges and fireplaces
- Finish plumbing once drywall and fixtures are ready
- Laneway and carriage home plumbing
- Legal secondary suite plumbing
- Water service connection from the main
- Permit applications and inspection scheduling
- Coordination with framing, HVAC and electrical
- Mechanical room layout for the whole home
Why builders keep calling
First-pass inspections.
Rough-in is built to current Calgary code from the start, so it passes when it is called rather than after a correction.
You hear it early.
A conflict between the plumbing layout and the framing plan gets raised in week one, not after the drywall is hung.
Common questions
Straight answers.
What does plumbing rough-in include on a new build?
Rough-in covers every water supply line, drain line and vent stack installed inside the walls and floors before drywall, plus gas rough-in for any gas appliance. It is set precisely to the fixture locations that get installed later, so accuracy at this stage decides how the finish goes.
Do you pull the permits?
Yes. We handle plumbing and gas permit applications and book the inspections, so the builder is not chasing paperwork.
Can you do laneway homes and secondary suites?
Yes. Laneway houses, carriage homes and legal basement suites, rough-in through to finish.
How do you coordinate with the other trades?
We confirm our dates against framing, HVAC, electrical and drywall with the general contractor, and flag any conflict as soon as we see it rather than when it becomes a delay.
Do you work directly with homeowners building a custom home?
Yes, though most of our new construction work comes through general contractors as part of an existing build team.
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