New Construction

Residential Rough-In Plumbing in Tyler TX

Building a new home in Tyler TX? Hester Plumbing delivers expert residential rough-in plumbing that passes inspection the first time. From rough-in through top-out and trim-out, we handle all phases of new construction plumbing with the quality and reliability builders demand.

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The Three Phases of Residential Plumbing

New construction plumbing happens in carefully coordinated phases that align with the building process. Each phase must be completed correctly and pass inspection before the project can proceed. Hester Plumbing has the experience to handle all three phases seamlessly, keeping your Tyler TX home construction on schedule.

1

Rough-In Phase

Installed before drywall, while framing is exposed.

  • Supply line installation (PEX)
  • Drain/Waste/Vent (DWV) piping
  • Shower pan installation
  • Tub rough-in
  • Fixture stub-outs
  • Water heater connections
  • Pressure testing
2

Top-Out Phase

Completing the DWV system through the roof.

  • Roof vent penetrations
  • Final DWV connections
  • Vent stack completion
  • Sewer line connection
  • Water meter connection
  • Final rough inspection
3

Trim-Out Phase

Installing visible fixtures after finishes are complete.

  • Faucet installation
  • Toilet setting
  • Sink installation
  • Shower trim & heads
  • Water heater installation
  • Garbage disposal
  • Final inspection

Why Builders Choose Hester Plumbing

New construction demands reliability. We deliver.

Pass Inspections

Code-compliant work that passes inspection the first time, keeping your project on schedule.

On-Time Service

We understand construction timelines. We show up when scheduled and complete work on time.

Quality Materials

PEX, PVC, and copper installed to last. No shortcuts, no callbacks.

Clear Communication

We coordinate with GCs, keep you informed, and handle permitting.

Quality Materials for Lasting Results

PEX Water Supply Lines

Cross-linked polyethylene tubing – the modern standard for residential water supply.

  • Flexible – fewer fittings, fewer leak points
  • Freeze-resistant – expands without bursting
  • Quiet operation – no water hammer
  • Color-coded – red hot, blue cold
  • Cost-effective with proven durability

PVC/ABS Drain Lines

Rigid plastic piping for drain, waste, and vent (DWV) systems.

  • Corrosion-proof – lasts indefinitely
  • Smooth interior – resists buildup
  • Easy maintenance and repair
  • Code-compliant in all applications
  • Quiet with proper support

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We provide professional residential-rough-in throughout Tyler, TX and the surrounding East Texas communities. Click your city below to learn more about our local services.

Residential Rough-In FAQs

Rough-in is the first phase of new construction plumbing where we install all pipes hidden within walls, floors, and ceilings – supply lines, drain/waste/vent (DWV) piping, and fixture connections – before drywall goes up. This work must pass inspection before the project can proceed.

New construction has three phases: 1) Rough-In: Install all hidden piping before drywall. 2) Top-Out: Connect roof vents, final DWV connections. 3) Trim-Out: Install visible fixtures (faucets, toilets, water heater) after finishes are complete. Each phase requires inspection.

Rough-in for a typical single-family home takes 2-4 days depending on size and complexity. Multi-bathroom homes, custom features, or difficult layouts take longer. We coordinate with your GC to stay on schedule.

Absolutely. We work with builders, GCs, and homeowners throughout Tyler TX and East Texas on new construction projects. We understand builder timelines, inspection requirements, and the importance of showing up when scheduled.

We use PEX for water supply lines (flexible, freeze-resistant, code-compliant) and PVC/ABS for DWV (drain, waste, vent) lines per Texas code requirements. Copper is available where preferred or required. All materials meet or exceed local building codes.

Building a New Home?

Expert rough-in plumbing for Tyler TX new construction.