Plumbing Systems

The construction of plumbing works involves the installation of pipelines and fixtures that carry water into and out of a building. It starts with laying underground pipes for fresh water supply and drainage before the concrete floor is cast. Overhead water tanks, sump tanks, and pumps are installed to manage water storage and pressure. During construction, plumbers fix CPVC, UPVC, or GI pipes inside walls and floors to connect bathrooms, kitchens, and utility areas. Sanitary fixtures like toilets, wash basins, taps, and showers are installed after tiling and finishing work. The drainage system is connected to the septic tank or municipal sewer line, and stormwater pipes are added to carry rainwater away from the building. All pipelines are pressure-tested and checked for leaks before final handover. Good plumbing work ensures smooth water flow, proper drainage, and long-lasting performance.