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Lic #604044
(714) 894-6520

New Construction Plumbing

Ground-up plumbing installation for commercial buildings, multi-unit developments, and mixed-use projects. Scope is confirmed against the plans, permits, and project schedule.

Free over-the-phone estimates for many services. Complex jobs may need a trip charge.

Since 1998
Serving Orange County
5.0
Star Rating
18,392+
Projects Done
99.9%
On-Time Rate

Professional New Construction Plumbing in Orange County

Commercial new construction plumbing requires careful planning and coordination with the plans, permits, and inspections. KCB Plumbing works with general contractors, developers, and project managers across Orange County to deliver plumbing systems for commercial buildings, multi-unit developments, retail spaces, restaurants, and mixed-use projects.

Commercial systems may need to handle higher usage, meet requirements that differ from residential work, and coordinate with grease management and specialized equipment, depending on the building. KCB is licensed, insured, and bonded (Lic #604044) and confirms the plumbing scope against the plans before work begins.

Permit and inspection requirements vary by city, so we confirm what applies when we define the scope, and we coordinate our phases with the general contractor's schedule and the other trades.

Representative photo for new construction plumbing
Representative photo for new construction plumbing

Need New Construction Plumbing?

Free phone estimates for many services. Upfront flat-rate pricing before approved work begins.

(714) 894-6520

Our Process

How It Works

1

Plan Review & Bid

We review architectural and MEP drawings, identify plumbing requirements, and provide a detailed bid.

2

Permit & Submittal

We confirm which permits apply and who pulls them, and submit materials for approval as agreed.

3

Underground & Rough-In

We install underground piping, risers, and rough-in work coordinated with the construction schedule.

4

Top-Out & Testing

Supply and waste systems are completed and pressure tested before walls are closed.

5

Fixture Installation

Commercial-grade fixtures, water heaters, and specialty equipment are installed during the finish phase.

6

Final Inspection

We coordinate the plumbing inspections for our scope and address any correction items.

Why Choose KCB for New Construction Plumbing

  • Upfront flat-rate pricing — you approve before we start
  • Licensed (#604044), insured, and bonded
  • 99.9% on-time response rate
  • 5.0 stars across 60+ Google reviews
  • Serving Orange County since 1998

What Affects Pricing

We provide transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins. Here are the factors that affect the cost of new construction plumbing:

  • Project scope and square footage
  • Number and type of fixtures
  • Specialty equipment connections
  • Timeline and scheduling constraints
  • Permit and inspection fees
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Common Questions

New Construction Plumbing FAQ

What types of commercial buildings do you plumb?

We work with contractors, property managers, and HOAs on retail spaces, restaurants, offices, multi-unit residential, and mixed-use projects. Call with the project details so KCB can confirm the scope.

Do you handle grease interceptors for restaurants?

Interceptor requirements are set by the sewer agency serving the address under the facility's permit. Call with the plans and the agency's requirements so KCB can confirm whether the installation is within its scope. KCB does not pump interceptors; a permitted grease hauler handles that.

Can you work with our general contractor's schedule?

Yes. Share the schedule, phases, and access constraints during estimating so KCB can confirm what is practical for each phase.

What sets commercial plumbing apart from residential?

Commercial work often involves larger pipe sizes, higher flow demands, commercial-grade fixtures, backflow prevention, and accessibility requirements, depending on the building. It usually needs closer coordination with other trades and the permit process.

Customer Reviews

What Customers Say

5.0 on Google · 60+ reviews

“The owner Kevin Blue has done plumbing work for me before. He is very helpful and knowledgeable. He always arrives as promised and the work is always satisfactorily completed.”
LYNDA E.Angi · May 2005Read on Angi
“Keevin was extremely personable, patient (big plus!), and knowledgeable. He explained the issues that we had in our new home and answered all of our questions, and most importantly, understood that we were on a budget considering there were so many things that we needed to take care of. My husband is probably one of the most suspicious persons on earth but even he found Keevin to be very trustworthy and straightforward with his suggestions and advice.”
Stella T.Angi · December 2013Read on Angi

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Need New Construction Plumbing?

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