Which water systems are covered?
The scope can include cold and hot water, recirculation, drainage, pumps and pressure boosting. The specific systems are defined by the building use and project brief.
We design and install cold and hot water, drainage and stormwater systems for the agreed building scope.
Water and drainage systems coordinated through the building
Plumbing work brings together cold and hot water supply, drainage, stormwater and the required pumps. System layouts respond to building use, sanitary fixtures and available routes.
Water heating, recirculation and pressure boosting are reviewed with supply and demand points. Pipe routes and plant spaces are coordinated with the structure, architecture and other engineering systems.
How we work
Demand and routing
We review demand points, the water source, discharge conditions and spatial constraints to establish the initial network arrangement.
Equipment and networks
Pumps, water heaters, pipework, risers and drains are coordinated with the building layout and connected systems.
Testing and handover
Installed networks go through the agreed inspections and tests, and handover information is prepared for the project scope.
Included scope
- Cold & hot water supply
- Soil & waste drainage
- Stormwater systems
- Pumps & pressure boosting
- Water heating & recirculation
Coordination with other systems
Plumbing connects with architectural wet areas, HVAC drainage, fire-water infrastructure and electrically supplied pumps. Coordinating shared routes and plant spaces makes those interfaces manageable.
Frequently asked questions
Is stormwater included?
Stormwater can be included according to roof and external water-collection requirements. Discharge points and routes are coordinated with the architectural and civil information.
How are pumps and recirculation handled?
Pumps and recirculation are reviewed with the water source, pressure, distribution and hot-water demand points. Their electrical supplies and plant-space requirements are also coordinated.