New construction plumbing in Phoenix & Scottsdale, bid from your plans.
Every plumbing failure we repair began life as a decision on a construction site. The slab leak traced to a copper line laid against rebar. The pressure complaint traced to a manifold sized for a smaller house. Repair work teaches you, in the most persuasive way available, exactly how new construction ought to be done — which is why we take rough-in as seriously as most plumbers take emergencies.
We plumb ground-up custom homes, additions, casitas, and light commercial across the Valley: underground and slab rough-in, top-out, gas, water treatment loops, and trim-out, with the permit file and inspection schedule handled rather than handed to your GC. Lines are pressure-tested and photographed before anything gets buried, because the photograph is cheap and the jackhammer is not.
Arizona ROC #340524, licensed, insured and bonded, and used to working to a builder's schedule rather than our own. Fixed bids from your plans — and if a detail on the drawings is going to cause a service call in 2035, we flag it at bid time, not after the drywall.
What we take on
- Underground & slab rough-in — sleeved, tested, photographed before pour
- Top-out: supply, waste and vent through frame inspection
- Gas lines to appliances, fireplaces, pool heaters and outdoor kitchens
- Water heater, softener and recirculation loops planned in, not bolted on
- Fixture trim-out and final inspection
- Additions, casitas and remodel tie-ins to existing systems
Questions builders ask
Do you work with general contractors or owner-builders?
PEX or copper for a new build?
Can you rough in for things we might add later?
Who handles permits and inspections?
A house's plumbing is specified once and lived with for fifty years. It deserves ten careful days at the start.