Bathroom Plumbing Rough-In

What This Service Involves

Roughing in a bathroom sets the exact positions of your future toilet, tub, shower, and vanity, so precision at this stage determines how the finished room functions. We lay out drain and vent lines to code, position supply stub-outs to match your fixtures, and coordinate with framing so everything lands where the design intends. The system is pressure-tested and inspected before walls close, protecting you from the expensive tear-outs that follow a misplaced drain. It is the groundwork that makes a new bathroom or addition come together smoothly.

Benefits

Fixtures land exactly where your design intends; drain and vent lines sized and sloped to code; work coordinated with framing to avoid conflicts; pressure-tested and inspected before walls are closed; a reliable base for clean finish plumbing

Our Process

1) Confirm the bathroom layout and fixture placements on-site; 2) Install drain, waste, vent, and supply lines to code; 3) Set stub-outs and pressure-test the system; 4) Pass rough-in inspection before insulation and drywall

What Affects the Cost

Number of fixtures and the bathroom's complexity; slab versus accessible floor construction; how far new lines run to existing plumbing; venting requirements for the layout; permit and inspection fees

Best Time of Year

This interior stage proceeds year-round, ideally sequenced with dry-season framing on additions.