Tenant-improvement plumbing that fits the project sequence.
Plan review, rough-in, fixture and equipment connections, testing and inspection coordination for commercial spaces.
- Family-owned since 1999
- Licensed in WA & OR
- Plan-based scope
- 4.5 on Google · 50 reviews
Service request
Send the plan basics.
Space type, address and schedule. The office follows up for drawings and the fixture list.
Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
From the field
Commercial work from the field.
Our own crew, our own jobs and our own yard in Vancouver. No stock photos.
From the archive
Above a suspended ceiling in a commercial hallway.
From the archive
A finished commercial restroom: urinals, sinks and partitions.
From the archive
Overhead piping during a commercial rough-in.
Commercial spaces
Start with how the space will be used.
01
Restaurant conversions
Kitchen equipment, grease systems, floor drains, hand sinks and hot water.
02
Office build-outs
Restrooms, break rooms, drinking water and plumbing for a new layout.
03
Retail & service spaces
Customer and staff fixtures, utility sinks, backflow work, relocated plumbing.
04
Medical & dental offices
Specialty fixtures coordinated with the equipment and room plan.
Project flow
A simple sequence for a complicated space.
01
Review the plan
Intended use, plumbing drawings, fixture schedule, existing conditions, access.
02
Define the scope
Permitting, rough-in, equipment connections, inspections and sequence.
03
Build and close out
Plumbing phases, testing, punch items and final inspection.
Tenant-improvement questions
What is tenant-improvement plumbing?
The plumbing needed to adapt an existing commercial space for a new tenant or use: relocated fixtures, restrooms, kitchens and equipment connections.
Do you work from architectural plans?
Yes. We review the drawings and fixture requirements and coordinate the plumbing scope with the rest of the project.
Can you work around other trades?
Yes. Rough-in, inspection and trim are planned around access and the construction sequence.
What areas do you serve?
Commercial project work is scheduled across Clark and Cowlitz counties.
Send us the plan and project schedule.
We review the plumbing scope and come back with the next questions.