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Exposed plumbing during bathroom construction
Exposed plumbing during bathroom construction
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New Construction Plumbing

New construction plumbing works best when layout, rough plumbing, fixture planning, testing, and communication all stay aligned. We coordinate with the project team and focus on code-compliant installation that performs well long after the walls are closed.

What brings customers to us

  • New water, waste, and vent system layout
  • Rough plumbing for homes, additions, and build-outs
  • Fixture set, trim-out, and final connections
  • Water heater and equipment installation coordination
  • Testing, correction, and project closeout support
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Set the plumbing plan before finishes

Fixture positions, equipment space and drain routes are easier to coordinate before walls and floors are finished. Bring the plans and fixture selections into the discussion early. We review the plumbing scope with the project team and separate rough-in work from final fixture connections.

Bring the plans and fixture schedule together

Layout drawings, fixture selections and the construction sequence help define the plumbing scope. Identify appliances, bathrooms and any special equipment before rough-in. The project team should agree on who handles related electrical work, inspections and finished surfaces. Changes after walls or slabs are closed can affect access and require a revised plan.

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When should we discuss fixture choices?

Before rough-in whenever possible. Valve depth, faucet mounting, toilet location and equipment clearances can depend on the selected products. Late changes may affect piping that is already installed.

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Bathroom with a shower and toilet
Bathroom with a shower and toilet
North Bay Platinum Plumbing

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