For architects and boards

What we hand you

If your project needs a plumbing scope, this is what comes from the shop. We write it in plain words so a board can read it.

A photo log, by room
Every opening, the lines we can reach and what is original or patched, each marked on the photo.
An existing-conditions note
Pipe materials, locations and condition, written for your drawings.
A written scope with options
What changes, which methods can be undone and what we would keep.
Methods that can be undone
Where we can use a reversible method, we say so, and say where we can't.
A seat at the site meeting
Someone from the shop comes to talk through the plumbing with the trades.
A close-out record
Photos of the walls before they were closed, so the next owner knows what is in them.

Credentials

License and insurance

Check the license on the state board's lookup.

License
- Plumbing contractor · GA Lic. 000000 · Georgia State Construction Industry Licensing BoardVerify
  State license to take plumbing jobs
Insurance
- Liability insurance
  Covers damage to your home from our work

Timing

01
Step 1: Walk-through
We see the house with you or the architect, before drawings are final.
02
Step 2: Existing-conditions note
Photos and a written note, in time for the drawings.
03
Step 3: Scope and options
A written scope the board can review, with the methods named.
04
Step 4: The work, and the record
We photograph before closing, and send the close-out record when we are done.

We will look at what exists, ask what you need, and reply with a time to see the house.