General Contracting
Plumbing & Electrical
Expert installation and craftsmanship, serving the GTA & Ottawa.
General ContractingGeneral Contracting
Flooring and renovation projects often require plumbing and electrical work to be done in coordination. We work with licensed plumbers and electricians under our general contracting umbrella, ensuring all trades are scheduled and sequenced correctly.
We schedule licensed subtrades to perform rough-in work before flooring, then return for finish work after floors and tile are complete. All work is inspected and permit-compliant where required.
Where it works & how it’s applied.
Where to Use
- 01Bathroom renovations
- 02Kitchen renovations
- 03Basement development
- 04Laundry room buildouts
Common Use Cases
- 01New fixture rough-in for bathroom remodel
- 02Electrical for heated floors
- 03Kitchen plumbing reconfiguration
- 04Basement bathroom additions
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your plumbing and electrical sub-trades licensed?
Yes - all plumbers and electricians we work with are fully licensed in Ontario. We don't use unlicensed trades for any permitted or code-required work. If work requires a permit, the licensed trade pulls it in their name and it gets inspected. We keep a roster of reliable, vetted subtrades we've worked with for years.
Who handles the permits for plumbing and electrical work?
The licensed trade pulls the permit for their scope of work. We coordinate the permit timeline as part of the overall project schedule and ensure inspections happen at the right stages so no work gets buried before it's signed off. You don't need to deal with the permit office directly - we manage it.
How does plumbing and electrical work coordinate with the flooring schedule?
Plumbing and electrical rough-in always happens before any tile, drywall, or flooring is installed. Once inspections pass, the substrate work (waterproofing, tile, etc.) proceeds. Fixture and device final installation happens after the finishes are complete. We build this sequencing into every renovation schedule so nothing has to be re-done due to trade conflicts.
What exactly is and is not included in your plumbing and electrical scope?
We handle rough-in adjustments, new circuits, heated floor wiring, fixture connections, and standard plumbing re-configurations. What we don't do: main panel upgrades, service upgrades, or major drain reconfiguration that requires permit-heavy structural work. We scope this clearly in the quote and flag anything that's outside our standard scope so there are no surprises.
