Nelson Pentecostal Church
Plumbing for a new church building beside the existing sanctuary — site trenching and underground rough-in through to the in-wall water and waste lines.
A new building going up next to the church it belongs to. We opened the ground for the service, set the underground waste and vent, and brought every stub-up to grade on the building’s footprint before the slab was poured.
Once the steel studs were up we ran the waste and vent risers and the PEX hot and cold out to each fixture group, so the walls could close behind us on the general contractor’s schedule.
What the job involved
- Site trenching and underground service
- Underground waste and vent rough-in
- Stub-ups set to the building footprint
- In-wall waste and vent risers
- PEX hot and cold water distribution
- Restroom fixture groups
Photos from this job
The finished building
The new building going up beside the existing church
Trenching for the underground service
Line bedded in the trench before backfill
Waste and vent stub-ups set across the pad
Underground rough-in brought up through the gravel
Stub-ups laid out to the building footprint
The pad ready for concrete
Waste and vent risers run in the metal-stud walls
Restroom rough-in — PVC drainage with PEX hot and cold
Water lines run out to each fixture group
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