Every photograph on this page is one of our own jobs. A church, schools, offices, food manufacturing, multifamily, HOA, warehouse and high-end residential, and two of them we designed as well as built. The military and school district work is listed below the photographs; photography is not permitted on a base.
On every one of these we were the plumbing subcontractor to the general contractor of record: subcontractor meetings, submittals and pay applications, and base access where the site required it.
Plan sets and invitations to bid go straight to estimating.
The parts of a job that get covered up before anyone sees them.
A slab leak, or a cast iron sewer line that has finally given out under a foundation, does not mean the floors have to come up. We tunnel in from outside and rebuild the line down there. How that works, and the three repair options, is on the slab leak page.
On a water line repair the digging is usually the long part. San Antonio and the Hill Country sit on expansive clay over limestone, and a main deep enough to need a trench box is a different job from one a shovel reaches.
Some of the work only pays off years after we leave, on the day somebody has to service it or sign off on it.
