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Sal Manzo Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

KITCHEN & BATH
ROUGH-INS

Sal Manzo Plumbing helps Long Island homeowners with plumbing, heating, cooling & more proving great service, clear pricing, and licensed repairs.

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Setting You Up for Success, It Really Doesn’t Have to Be Rough

We want to set your new addition up for success with a plumbing system that you can count on. At Sal Manzo Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, there is no issue we cannot tackle, thanks to our extensive experience. We have offered plumbing in multiple types of residential spaces, whether a new bathroom, kitchen, heating, or all.

Trust our professionals for expert new construction plumbing on Long Island when you want your new area to start on the right foot.

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At Sal Manzo Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, we provide protection for your home and your budget.

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Common Questions

Rough-In Plumbing FAQs

What exactly is a plumbing “rough-in”?

A rough-in involves installing all the supply and drain pipes through the wall studs and under the floors. This is done before the drywall is hung and before the actual fixtures (like sinks and toilets) are connected.

How long does a kitchen or bath rough-in take?

Typically, a standard rough-in takes 1 to 3 days depending on the size of the project. This allows us to ensure everything is pressure-tested and ready for municipal inspection.

Why is the rough-in stage so important?

It is the foundation of your plumbing. Getting it right ensures that your fixtures line up perfectly with your cabinetry and prevents leaks behind your new walls that could cause major damage later.