Plumbing Rough Ins Toronto, GTA & South Ontario

New construction plumbing rough-ins involve the installation of a complete plumbing system in a newly built structure. This includes laying out and securing pipes, installing fixtures, ensuring proper drainage, connecting to the water supply, and complying with building codes. The benefit of new construction rough-ins is that they allow for efficient and customized plumbing systems tailored to the specific needs of the building.

Drain rough-ins focus on setting up effective drain systems within a building. This involves installing drainpipes in appropriate locations to remove wastewater efficiently from sinks, showers, toilets, etc., and connecting them to the main sewage or septic line, etc. Proper drain rough-ins prevent clogs and ensure efficient drainage throughout the building.

Washing machine plumbing rough-ins involve the installation of water supply lines and drainage systems required for washing machines in residential or commercial settings. This ensures that the washing machine can receive both hot and cold water supply, as well as effectively drain away wastewater without any issues.

Basement plumbing rough-ins focus on installing or updating plumbing systems in basements. This may include adding drainage for bathrooms, laundry areas, or wet bars, as well as connecting to existing water supply lines. 

Bathroom plumbing rough-ins involve installing the entire plumbing system required for a bathroom sink, bathtub/shower, toilet, and any additional fixtures in residential or commercial settings. This includes supplying water lines, drainage systems, venting pipes, and fixture connections.

Laundry plumbing rough-ins encompass setting up a complete plumbing system for laundry areas or utility rooms in homes or commercial spaces. This includes installing water supply lines, drainage systems for washers, laundry sinks or tubs, and connections to a venting system.

Commercial plumbing rough-ins involve the installation of plumbing systems in commercial buildings such as offices, restaurants, retail spaces, and more. These rough-ins often include complex designs with multiple bathrooms, kitchens, or specialized fixtures. Commercial rough-ins ensure that the plumbing infrastructure can handle high usage and meet specific regulations and standards for commercial properties.

Kitchen sink plumbing rough-ins specifically focuses on setting up all necessary water supply lines and drainage systems for kitchen sinks in residential or commercial spaces. This includes installing hot and cold water pipes, wastewater drainage systems, and connecting them to the main plumbing system.

Concrete slab rough-ins refer to plumbing installations that occur before pouring concrete slabs in a building's foundation or floor structure. Plumbing rough-ins are strategically installed within the ground by running piping systems beneath the slab for future access and utilization. This is common in new construction where the plumbing system needs to be integrated into the concrete foundation.