



ADUs are becoming one of the most popular ways homeowners add value and living space to their property. But here's the thing most people don't think about until it's too late - the underground plumbing rough-in is the most critical part of the entire build. Get it wrong at this stage, and you're looking at costly fixes down the road, failed inspections, and headaches that ripple all the way through your finish work.
This is exactly the kind of job where the details matter. We're out here hand-fitting PVC drain lines, placing every hub and fitting with precision, and making sure the slope, layout, and connections are dialed in before a single yard of concrete gets poured. The pipe network branching out across the foundation footprint isn't just dropped in - it's laid out with the whole system in mind, from where each fixture will land to how the drain flow will move through the line.
We bed the pipe properly in crushed gravel so it's supported and stable. That gravel bed isn't just filler - it promotes drainage, prevents pipe movement, and helps the system hold up over time once everything is buried and the slab goes down. It's one of those steps that takes extra time but makes a real difference in the long-term performance of the system.
Underground utility work on an ADU doesn't leave room for guessing. Once concrete covers it, you can't go back. So we treat the rough-in phase like it's the most important part of the job - because it is. Clean layout, proper grade, solid connections, and a system built to pass inspection and perform the way it should for years to come.