Plumbing Services in Orlando Orange County, Seminole County, Osceola County, and East Coast Florida.
Main Office (Central Florida): (407) 295-1000East Coast (Volusia, Flagler, Brevard): (386) 310-4400
Email: admin@allproplumbing.org
All Pro Plumbing Services, Inc.
Main Office (Central Florida): 975 Sunshine Lane
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714East Coast (Volusia, Flagler, Brevard): 550 N Nova Rd Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Plumbing during construction is a critical phase that lays the foundation for a building's entire water supply, drainage, and waste removal system. It begins with the careful planning and design of pipelines, placement of fixtures, and integration of efficient water heating and cooling systems. As the skeletal framework of a building takes shape, All Pro Plumbing will work closely with architects, electricians, and other construction professionals to ensure that pipes are correctly positioned, avoiding structural beams and electrical wiring. The meticulous installation of plumbing systems during this phase ensures the seamless flow of clean water in and wastewater out, guaranteeing the building's occupants a safe, hygienic, and comfortable living or working environment.
This is the initial stage of plumbing, and it takes place after the foundation of the building is laid but before any interior walls or flooring are installed. During this phase, the main water supply and sewage lines are established, and pipes are run throughout the building. Rough-ins involve positioning the pipes for sinks, tubs, and toilets, ensuring they align with the architectural plans. It sets the groundwork for the entire plumbing system, and it's vital for accurate measurements and placements to prevent issues down the line.
After the rough-in phase is completed and the building's structure is more defined with framing in place, the top-out phase begins. This phase involves installing water supply lines to each fixture, completing the drainage lines, and making sure vents are appropriately placed. During this stage, the main water lines are often pressure tested to check for leaks, and drainage systems might be checked for proper sloping and functionality.
This is the final stage of plumbing during construction and takes place when the building is near completion. During the trim-out phase, plumbers install fixtures like faucets, showers, toilets, sinks, water heaters, and any appliances that require water connections, such as dishwashers or washing machines. It's the phase where the plumbing system is readied for everyday use. Before final sign-off, the entire system undergoes thorough testing to ensure all components function correctly and that there are no leaks or other issues.