What Causes a Slab Leak?

The soil in Kendall County, Texas is comprised of both sandy loam and clay. In addition, the rolling hills of many of the ranches around Boerne, Bulverde, and Fair Oaks Ranch can create challenges to building homes. This combination of semi-permeable soil and sloping landscape can contribute to movement in homes without proper foundation footings. When homes are built, much of the home’s plumbing is routed through the foundation or slab of the home. Over time, these plumbing lines may become damaged. Slight movements in the home’s foundations can pinch the plumbing lines and cause a leak.

What signs of slab leaks should Boerne, TX residents look for?

Common signs of slab leaks include 1. Wet spots on the carpet or flooring. 2. Warped flooring. 3. Warm/cold spots on the floor. 4. Mold or Mildew growth along walls or floor. 5. Unpleasant odors that can’t be located. 6. Small ...

How Do Plumbers Repair Slab Leaks?

1. Slab Leak Detection 2. Evaluate Slab Leak Solutions 3. Slab leak Repair 4. Recommend Future Slab Leak Repair If Needed

Plumbing Rough-In Services in Kendall County, TX

New Construction & Remodels

Plumbing Rough-In Construction Services

If you have a new construction project or a major remodel planned, you’ll need to secure the services for plumbing rough-ins. Our team of experience plumbers can take care of your plumbing needs from the initial rough-in to the final fixture installation. When you enlist Olde Town Plumbing to handle the plumbing rough-in construction, you can rest assured your plumbing will be installed correctly.

Give us a call for a no obligation consultation. 830-446-5227.

What Are Plumbing Rough-Ins?

Plumbing rough-ins form the backbone of any new construction or major renovation project. During the rough-in phase, we measure and mark the locations for new water lines, drain lines, and vent lines. Rough-in are installed during the construction of a new property or a home addition that requires an adding to the current plumbing system, but it can also be required when a major overhaul is needed for a remodel project. The rough-in plumbing must be completed before drywalls and sub-flooring are installed.

At Olde Town Plumbing, we specialize in providing reliable rough-in services for residential and commercial projects throughout Kendall County, ensuring that every component is installed with precision.

Our team collaborates with contractors and homeowners to align plumbing layouts with the project’s architectural and functional requirements. By addressing potential challenges early, we ensure your plumbing system will perform flawlessly when it’s time for final installations.

Expertise in Kendall County Rough-In Construction

Boerne and Kendall County’s diverse property landscape includes modern homes, ranch-style properties, and commercial spaces. Each type of build presents unique plumbing needs. Olde Town Plumbing’s deep understanding of local building codes and construction practices ensures that your rough-ins comply with regulations and industry standards.

Homes in Boerne often feature custom layouts that require precise placement of plumbing lines to accommodate unique designs. Commercial projects, such as restaurants or retail stores, demand robust systems capable of handling high usage. Our expertise enables us to adapt to these varying requirements with efficiency.

Customer Testimonial

"Old Towne has the very best plumbers. We have been dealing with lots of plumbing issues throughout our whole-house renovation, and they have done impeccable work. The couple that own the business are people of integrity. The only plumbers we will call, period."

Jen B. Google Review | Boerne, TX

Rough-In Construction Process

Roughing-in a property follow a step-by-step process to ensure your plumbing system is constructed correctly.

1. Excavate and Lay Main Lines: The first step involves digging the trenches for water and drain lines to connect the home to the water and drain lines from utility providers.

2. Measure and Drill Drains: We measure the correct placement for drains according to your design. Shower, sink, toilet and laundry drains each have their own specifications. We ensure the correct specifications are utilized and install the drain lines and flanges.

3. Install Venting: For plumbing to function properly, vent lines will need to be install alongside the drain lines. During this step, we ensure these vent lines are installed and vented to the outside of your structure.

4. Run Water Lines: The next step involves installing the water lines to each of your fixtures: sinks, showers, tubs, toilets, laundry, wet bars, outdoor spigots, outdoor kitchens, and any additional areas needing water.

5. Support Plumbing Equipment: Provide the necessary support for water heaters, water softeners, sump pump, and boilers based on blueprints.

6. Complete Tie-Ins: Connect water lines, drain lines, and vent stacks to complete the whole system tie-ins.

7. Connect and Test the System: Cap open lines, install a main shut-off valve, and test for leaks. Fix any issues before drywall installation.

8. Other Trades Complete Finishes: We step away from the project temporarily and let the other trades install and finish out the floors, walls, and cabinetry.

9. Provide Finish Out Plumbing: After the walls are installed and painted, floors installed, and cabinets installed, we return to install the plumbing finishes. We install the faucets, shower heads, toilets and any additional plumbing fixtures that need to be installed.

Why Choose Olde Town Plumbing for Plumbing Rough-Ins?

Olde Town Plumbing is committed to excellence at every stage of your project. Here’s what sets us apart:

Thorough Planning: We assess your building plans in detail to ensure plumbing aligns with structural and aesthetic goals.
Precision Installation: Our licensed plumbers use advanced tools and techniques to ensure leak-free, durable systems.
Timely Execution: We coordinate seamlessly with contractors to keep your project on schedule.

By choosing Olde Town Plumbing, you’re investing in a plumbing system that supports your property’s long-term success.

FAQs

What is included in a plumbing rough-in? Water supply lines, drain pipes, and venting systems.
How do I schedule a rough-in inspection? When you work with Olde Town Plumbing, you won’t need to worry about scheduling an inspection. Once the installation is complete, we will contact your local inspectors and coordinate a time for them to perform the inspection. We work with the city or county inspectors to ensure full compliance according to local plumbing code and best practices.
Can you work with my construction timeline? Yes, we adapt to your schedule to keep your project on track. At the start of the project we outline a project timeline and then adjust as necessary along the way.

Contact Us

Contact Us: Schedule your plumbing rough-in today by calling us at 830-446-5227. Let Olde Town Plumbing support your construction needs with plumbing rough-ins. 830-446-5227