Under-Slab & Rough-In Plumbing
Building a new home, shop or barndominium? Get the underground plumbing right before the concrete goes down.
Digger Dave can help with under-slab sanitary plumbing, building drains and the underground work that connects the structure to the septic or wastewater system.
Plumbing Under the Slab Has to Be Planned Early
Once concrete is poured, moving a drain is a much bigger problem. Under-slab plumbing should be coordinated with the building layout before the slab is placed.
- Bathroom drain locations
- Kitchen and utility drains
- Main building sewer
- Required cleanouts and access
- Penetrations and stub-ups
- Connection toward the septic or wastewater system
Homes, Shops & Barndominiums
Rural construction often involves more than just the building. The under-slab plumbing, exterior sewer, septic system, water service and other underground utilities all have to work together.
Getting Digger Dave involved early can reduce conflicts between the building, driveway, utilities and septic area.
From Under the Slab to the Septic System
Instead of treating the plumbing below the slab and the septic system as unrelated projects, we can plan the underground sanitary route as one connected system.
Already Have Building Plans?
Send the plans along with the property address. We can review the proposed fixture locations, building layout and septic information and discuss the underground scope before concrete.
Site Utilities Beyond the Slab
Many new rural projects also need exterior underground work such as water service lines, sewer connections and utility trenching. These are natural pieces to coordinate while the site is open and equipment is already there.
Building on Rural Property?
Call Digger Dave before the slab is poured. We can talk through the underground plumbing, septic and site-utility work that needs to happen first.