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Clients adding bathrooms, laundry rooms, or kitchens need new plumbing roughed in correctly with proper venting so traps hold their water seal and drains flow freely.

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About Pipe Installation Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Pipe installation for new construction or additions runs supply (PEX or copper) and drain-waste-vent (PVC or ABS) piping from the main lines to new fixture locations. PEX tubing is installed with a manifold system or home-run configuration using expansion or crimp fittings — it requires no solder and is freeze-resistant. Drain lines are sloped at 1/4 inch per foot and vented through the roof to prevent siphoning of trap water.

Clients adding bathrooms, laundry rooms, or kitchens need new plumbing roughed in correctly with proper venting so traps hold their water seal and drains flow freely.

Licensing & credentials: Licensed plumber required in all states for new pipe installation; permit and rough-in inspection required before closing the wall.

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Pipe Installation — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Pipe Installation services

What is PEX and why is it preferred over copper?

PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) is flexible, freeze-resistant, doesn't corrode, installs faster than copper, and costs less — now the dominant material for residential water supply piping.

What drain slope is required for proper drainage?

1/4 inch per foot (2% grade) is the standard for 3-inch and smaller drains; 1/8 inch per foot is acceptable for 4-inch and larger drains where steeper grades cause solids to separate from liquids.

What is a plumbing vent and why is it required?

Vent pipes allow air into the drain system to maintain atmospheric pressure — without venting, draining water siphons the trap water seal, allowing sewer gas into the home.

Can PEX be used for hot water supply?

Yes — PEX-A, PEX-B, and PEX-C are all rated for 180°F hot water supply; PEX-A (Uponor Wirsbo) is the most flexible and easiest to repair.

What is a manifold plumbing system?

A manifold distributes individual PEX runs from a central location to each fixture — if one line fails, only that fixture is affected, and the shutoff is simple; also called a "home-run" system.

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