What we install
Planned installation covers the work that goes in when you remodel a kitchen or bathroom, finish a space, or add a bath. We run supply lines and drains, set fixtures, and connect appliances like dishwashers, washers, and ice makers.
We also install new shutoff valves, pressure regulators, and hose bibs. These small parts protect a house, and a bad one can cause damage that costs far more than the part. If you are replacing a water heater, our water heater installation page covers it in detail.
Projects that need a plumber
Plan plumbing before the walls close.
- A kitchen or bathroom remodel that moves a sink, toilet, or shower.
- An addition, casita, or garage conversion with a new bath or laundry.
- A new dishwasher, washer, ice maker, or water filter.
- A new outdoor hose bib, outdoor kitchen, or irrigation connection.
- A gas appliance connection, such as a range, dryer, or outdoor grill.
Backflow prevention and your water supply
A backflow assembly keeps water from irrigation lines, pools, or other sources from flowing backward into the drinking supply. Some properties are required to have one, and some assemblies must be tested on a schedule.
Requirements depend on your water provider, so ask your utility what applies to your property. We install assemblies, repair them, and can arrange testing. Freeze damage is a common cause of failure, so an exposed assembly is worth covering before a cold night.
Installation work and what to plan for
A few questions upfront prevent most delays.
| Project | What we handle | Plan ahead |
|---|---|---|
| Bath or kitchen remodel | Supply, drain, fixtures | Pick fixtures before rough-in |
| Addition or casita | New lines tied to existing | Check capacity of your drain line |
| Backflow assembly | Install, repair, testing | Ask your water provider about rules |
| Gas appliance connection | Flex line, shutoff, leak check | See the safety section below |
| Water heater | Install and connect | See installation |
Gas line work: safety first
Gas appliance work has to be airtight. Every connection is leak tested before the appliance is used, and we confirm the shutoff valve is in the right place. Do not light a new appliance if you have any doubt about the connection.
If you ever smell gas, which is often described as rotten eggs, do not switch anything on or off. Leave, then call 911 and your gas utility from outside. For piped natural gas in the area, the utility is Southwest Gas. Propane customers should call their propane supplier.
Permits, inspections, and Arizona 811
Some plumbing work needs a permit and an inspection. Ask the Town of Sahuarita Building Safety department whether your project does, since requirements depend on the scope of the work. We tell you what we know about your project, and you confirm the rules with the Town.
Before any digging, such as a new outdoor line, call Arizona 811. The service is free and utilities mark buried lines so a shovel does not hit a gas or water line. It is the law in Arizona and it protects you.
What affects the price of installation
You get a clear price before work starts.
- ScopeA single fixture costs less than a remodel with new lines.
- Fixtures and materialsYou choose, and prices vary widely.
- AccessSlab, walls, and attic runs differ.
- Permit and inspectionFees and timelines depend on the project.
- Time of callScheduled work is priced differently from same-day service.
Planned installation is usually not covered by insurance. Call (855) 575-2890 for your real number.
Standards that guide new plumbing work
Gas piping follows NFPA 54, the National Fuel Gas Code, and reduced pressure backflow assemblies are made to ASSE 1013. Fixtures and pipe carry markings for the standards they meet.
The plumbing code edition and local amendments for your project come from your building department, and we confirm them with the building safety department before work begins.
Plumbing installation questions in Sahuarita
Can you install fixtures I bought myself?
Yes. We check the fit and the supply lines before we start.
Do I need a permit for a remodel?
It depends on the scope. Ask the Town of Sahuarita Building Safety department.
What is a backflow assembly?
A device that stops water from flowing backward into your drinking supply. Ask your utility if your property needs one.
Can you connect a gas range or dryer?
Yes. We connect and leak test it. If you smell gas, leave first and call 911 and your gas utility.
Can you add a bathroom to a slab home?
Yes, though it takes planning because the drain runs through or beneath the slab.
Do you serve Green Valley?
Yes. See the Green Valley page.