A: Yes. We provide plumbing installation for attached and detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs), including water supply lines, drain and vent piping, water heaters, and connections for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry areas. We work with your contractor and approved building plans to coordinate the plumbing portion of your project.

A: Yes. We can relocate water supply lines, drain piping, and plumbing connections to accommodate your new layout. Whether you're moving a kitchen sink, changing a shower location, or relocating a toilet, we'll evaluate the existing plumbing and determine what modifications are needed.

A: Not necessarily. Depending on the ADU's layout, distance from the existing water heater, and available capacity, it may be possible to share an existing system. However, a dedicated water heater is often a practical option for providing consistent hot water and independent operation.

A: Ideally, during the planning stage before demolition or construction begins. Early plumbing evaluations can identify potential challenges with fixture locations, drain slopes, water supply capacity, and existing piping. This helps reduce unexpected changes and additional expenses during construction.

A: Many plumbing modifications and new installations require permits and inspections. Requirements depend on the project and local building department. ADU plumbing installations generally require approved plans and inspections. We coordinate our plumbing work with the applicable project requirements.

A: Yes. Remodeling provides an excellent opportunity to replace aging or deteriorating water supply and drain piping while walls and floors are accessible. We can evaluate your existing plumbing and recommend appropriate upgrades before the new finishes and fixtures are installed.