Developers · General contractors · Property teams

Multifamily plumbing, from below grade to the individual unit.

Plumbing scopes for multifamily and mixed-use developments, new construction, renovations, and occupied properties. Review unit layouts, shared systems, site connections, and project phasing together.

Aerial view of the Bishop Modern multifamily construction site in Dallas.
Bishop Modern, Dallas · Original project-site overview. The photograph shows the wider construction site.

Plumbing scope

One development. Multiple plumbing interfaces.

01

Site & below-grade systems

Underground storm and waste piping, drainage, city connections, and landscape stub-outs where included in the project scope.

02

Units & repeat layouts

Plumbing installations and fixture connections across individual units. Provide current unit plans, fixture schedules, and any layout variations.

03

Common & shared systems

Identify the plumbing serving common areas and shared building systems, connection points, and the boundaries between Lucent’s scope and other trades.

04

Renovation & phased work

For occupied properties or phased construction, share access restrictions, proposed shutdowns, unit sequencing, and turnover requirements for review.

Plumbing risers and multiple floor stub-ups in an unfinished interior.
Interior plumbing construction detail · Vertical pipework and floor stub-ups.

Plumbing scope planning

Define the unit and shared-system boundaries.

Send current unit layouts, fixture schedules, common-area plans, and site connections together. Identify variations between units and the interfaces with shared building systems so the plumbing scope can be reviewed across the development.

See the Bishop Modern scope →

Information for a multifamily plumbing review

  • Project address, unit count, and building count
  • Current building and unit drawings
  • Fixture and equipment schedules
  • Bid deadline and anticipated construction sequence
  • Common-area and site plumbing boundaries
  • Occupancy, access, shutdowns, and phased handoffs

Before you reach out

Multifamily plumbing questions

Do you review both new construction and renovations?

Yes. Send the current project documents and describe whether the property is occupied, under renovation, or a new build so the plumbing requirements can be reviewed.

How should phased turnover be described?

Include the proposed building or unit sequence, access limits, planned interruption windows, and handoff dates. Identify any systems that must remain in operation.

What is Lucent’s role on Bishop Modern?

Lucent’s recorded plumbing scope covers drainage, underground storm and waste, the city connection, landscape stub-outs, and interior and exterior plumbing.

Start with the unit plans and construction sequence.

Send the project location, drawings, fixture schedules, bid deadline, and phasing requirements.

Scope and availability are confirmed directly. An online inquiry does not reserve an appointment.