New construction plumbing,
planned around your needs.
Share the plans, build location, and expected start date. Discuss the fixture schedule, rough-in work, and how plumbing fits into the other trades before agreeing the scope.
- New-home plumbing scope and layout
- Water supply and drain rough-ins
- Kitchen, bathroom, and utility connections
- Fixture installation and project coordination
Start with the plans
A new build has more moving parts than a single service visit. Share the floor plans, property location, and stage of construction with Eddie. Identify kitchens, bathrooms, laundry areas, and any other planned plumbing connections early.
- Floor plans and current revisions
- Property location and builder contact
- Target rough-in and completion dates
Define the rough-in work
Discuss the proposed supply lines, drainage, fixture locations, and equipment connections as part of the project scope. Confirm which work is included, who coordinates the other trades, and how inspection milestones fit the schedule.
- Fixture locations and equipment selections
- Work included in each project phase
- Responsibilities and inspection coordination
Plan the finish stage
Fixture and equipment choices affect the details that need to be agreed. Share the selections and delivery schedule before the finish work is planned. Confirm installation responsibilities, testing, and the final walkthrough with Eddie.
- Faucets, sinks, toilets, and shower selections
- Water-heater location and connection requirements
- Finish schedule and project handoff
Before you get started.
Can I talk to Eddie before construction starts?
Yes. Share your plans, site location, and expected timing so Eddie can discuss the plumbing scope while the build is being planned.
Do you work with builders as well as homeowners?
Contact Eddie as the homeowner or project contact. Explain who is managing the build so the plumbing scope and communication can be coordinated with the right people.
Can I get a project price from a floor plan?
Plans are a useful starting point. The final scope and price depend on the site, equipment, fixture selections, and work included. Discuss those details before approving the project.