Most general contractors sub out plumbing and hope the schedule holds. HOREB carries its own plumbing license, so rough-in, fixture set, and finish happen on our timeline — not a sub's.
Plumbing for new construction, tenant improvements, and renovation — coordinated directly with HOREB's build schedule rather than handed off to a separate outfit.
Supply and waste lines, underground rough, and stack-outs sequenced against foundation and slab pours.
Sinks, toilets, water heaters, and commercial fixtures installed at close-out — the same crew that ran the rough-in.
Device installation and testing coordinated with county requirements before final inspection.
Sanitary and storm drain runs for ground-up work, including tie-ins to existing municipal lines.
Sized and installed for restaurant and food-service tenant build-outs across HOREB's TI projects.
Commercial water heater installs and mechanical room plumbing coordinated with HVAC and electrical trades.
Plumbing permits pulled and inspections scheduled directly under CFC 1428563 — no third-party lag.
Close-out plumbing punch items handled in-house, on the same job cycle as the rest of the build.
Plumbing scope estimated alongside the overall bid, not priced separately by an outside sub.
Plumbing permit filed under CFC 1428563, timed to the project's overall permit set.
Underground and in-wall rough scheduled directly against framing and slab milestones.
Fixture set, testing, and final inspection closed out inside the same project schedule.
HOREB's plumbing division follows the same three-county footprint as the rest of the company — it's scoped as part of the construction contract, not dispatched as a stand-alone service call.
For projects outside an active HOREB build, reach out directly to confirm scope and availability.