Plumbing Contractor for New Homes and Backyard Builds

Plumbing is part of finishing the house, not a separate errand

Builders deliver a home with the basics stubbed in and a backyard that is bare dirt. The moment you want an outdoor kitchen, a sink on the patio, a water feature, a fire pit on a gas line, or a grill plumbed for natural gas, you are into new supply, drain, and gas runs. Inside, buyers finishing a home often want a pot filler, a laundry sink, a filtration line, a second water heater, or a repipe to move fixtures where the floor plan actually needs them. All of that is plumbing, and it lands in the middle of a construction project, not on its own.

Run in isolation, plumbing gets awkward. The trench for a backyard water line has to coordinate with hardscape base prep. A gas line to a fire feature has to be set before the patio is poured over it. A drain to an outdoor sink has to tie into the right slope before the concrete goes down. When a separate plumber shows up after the fact, walls get opened twice and patios get cut apart to reach a line that should have gone in during the rough stage.

One contractor sequencing plumbing with the rest of the build

Five Stars Builders plans plumbing alongside the hardscape, gas, electrical, and finish work under one contract. We rough in supply, drain, and gas lines before slabs and patios close over them, set fixtures and water heaters as the finish work comes together, and pressure-test lines before anything is buried or covered. You get one team accountable for the sequence, so the trench, the line, the test, and the surface above it are all coordinated instead of fought over between subcontractors.