Plumbing Rough-In & Finish in Fresno, CA
Pipes in the right place before the walls close
Plumbing from rough-in to finish, handled as part of the homes, remodels and build-outs we manage.
One licensed contractor, start to finish
Plumbing runs through every stage of a build: rough-in before the walls close, top-out as the structure comes together, and finish once fixtures go in. We handle plumbing as part of our construction, remodeling and tenant improvement projects so it stays in step with the rest of the schedule.
Plumbing stages
- Rough-in
- Top-out
- Finish and fixtures
Trade work is performed as part of the construction, remodeling and repair projects we manage as a licensed general building contractor.
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Plumbing questions
We're moving our kitchen sink to the island. Can the plumbing follow it there?
Usually, yes. Moving a sink means new supply and drain lines, and sometimes cutting the slab. We plan it as part of your kitchen remodel and include it in the written scope.
I just need a leaky faucet fixed. Is that something you'd come out for?
Our plumbing work is handled as part of construction and remodeling projects, and projects start around $5,000. Small standalone plumbing calls are a better fit for a plumbing service. If it's part of a bigger remodel, we'd be glad to talk.
Our bathroom remodel adds a second sink and a bigger shower. Who handles the plumbing for that?
We do, as part of the bathroom remodel. Rough-in happens before the walls close, then fixtures go in at finish. It's one team from demo to the final walkthrough.
I keep hearing rough-in, top-out and finish. What's the difference for my project?
Rough-in is the pipe work placed early, often before the slab or walls. Top-out finishes the lines inside the walls before drywall. Finish is when sinks, toilets and fixtures get installed.
We're adding a bathroom in the new addition. Can it tie into our existing lines?
In most homes it can. We look at where your current supply and drain lines run during the site walk. The plan for tying in goes into your written scope.
Our restaurant build-out has a ton of sinks and floor drains. Do you plan that plumbing too?
Yes. Plumbing for build-outs is handled as part of the project and follows your plans. We lay it out around the kitchen equipment and coordinate it with the slab and framing.
I'm picking my own faucets and fixtures. Will you install what I buy?
We can install fixtures you choose. It helps to share them early so the rough-in matches the specs. We'll let you know if anything won't work with the layout.
A pipe failed inside our wall and wrecked the drywall. Can you repair it all as one job?
We can handle the repair as part of a larger scope, including opening the wall, the plumbing repair and the drywall and finishes after. If insurance is involved, we prepare an itemized scope and coordinate with your adjuster. Call (559) 257-2397 to talk it through.
Our older house has some pretty tired pipes. Should we replace them while we're remodeling?
A remodel is often a good time to look, since the walls are already open. We'll point out what we see during demo. Then you decide what goes into the scope.
I'm worried about leaks after the walls are closed. How do you check the plumbing?
Lines get checked before drywall goes up, while everything is still visible. Any issue gets fixed at that stage. Fixtures are checked again at the final walkthrough.
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