Plumbing you cannot see once the walls close is the plumbing you live with for twenty years. So the layout gets worked out before anything is cut.
His own site lists the habits behind it: venting laid out to cut down the holes through the roof, schedules kept so the other trades are not left waiting, coordination with them on the job, and a site cleaned up every day. It also says Haskell does its own minor excavation and demolition, so the job does not sit waiting on somebody else's schedule.
- New homes, additions, alterations and remodels
- Cut and cap of sewer and water lines before a rebuild
- NJ Master Plumber Lic. #7471, bonded and insured
Frank works out of Waretown and covers 15 Ocean County towns, among them Barnegat, Long Beach Township and Waretown. See all the towns he covers.
If you want Frank to look at yours, call him at (732) 269-7978 or send the job over.
Lay it out, rough it in on schedule, finish it clean.
The layout comes first
Supply, drains and venting are planned before anything is cut, with the vents laid out to keep the holes through the roof to a minimum.
The rough-in keeps the schedule
The rough plumbing goes in on the builder's timeline and in step with the electrical and HVAC trades, so nobody is standing around waiting on the plumber.
The finish, and a clean site
Fixtures are set once the walls are closed, and the site is cleaned up at the end of each day rather than at the end of the job.
Call (732) 269-7978 and describe the job to get a price for it. Call (732) 269-7978 or send the details online.
Building and remodel questions
Each answer links to the source it was read from: the state code, a federal energy page, a township page or his own site.
Does re-piping or adding a bathroom need a permit in New Jersey?
Under the state construction code, replacing existing piping with new material of like capacity, or adding fixtures in existing space without enlarging the water service or the house drain, is minor work, so notice goes to the township before work starts. A new house or an addition goes through a full construction permit before anything begins.
The state code (PDF)What is a cut and cap, and when do I need one?
When a house is coming down to be rebuilt, the sewer and water lines are dug up and capped first so the site is ready for the new work. Haskell's own site lists cut and cap among its services.
Haskell's own site, archivedDoes Haskell handle the digging on a new build?
His site says Haskell provides minor excavation and demolition, so the plumbing does not have to wait on someone else's schedule. For anything bigger than that, call and talk it through with Frank before the job is planned.
Haskell's own site, archived