Fusion Plumbing Group

Built From the Ground Up — Literally.

Underground plumbing, sewer and water service connections, and complete plumbing systems for new construction and major additions.

Everything above the slab depends on what's below it. Underground plumbing has to be laid out precisely, sloped correctly, tested and inspected — because fixing it later means cutting concrete.

We work with builders and owner-builders on new homes and major additions: layout from the plans, coordinated inspections, pressure and head tests documented, and stub-ups exactly where the finish trades need them.

Building in South Florida means high water tables and strict codes — we plan for both from the first trench.

Signs It's Time to Call

Any of these sound familiar? Don't wait for it to get worse — small problems are the cheap ones.

  • You're breaking ground on a new home or addition
  • The slab pour is scheduled and rough-in isn't
  • A sewer or water service connection is needed
  • Your project failed a plumbing inspection
  • The site has a high water table complicating trenches
  • You need a plumbing quote from a set of plans

What to Expect When You Call

  1. Call or Request a Quote

    Tell us what's happening. For emergencies we answer 24/7 and help you control the damage immediately.

  2. Clear Diagnosis & Estimate

    We inspect, explain what we found in plain English, and give you a straightforward estimate before work begins.

  3. Clean, Professional Work

    The job is done right, tested, and the work area is left clean. No shortcuts, no mystery charges.

  4. Follow-Through

    You get documentation of what was done and honest recommendations for anything worth watching.

New Construction — Common Questions

Do you work directly with builders?

Yes — we quote from plans, meet construction schedules, and coordinate directly with superintendents and inspectors.

Can you connect a new addition to my existing system?

Yes. We evaluate the existing system's capacity first so the addition doesn't create pressure or drainage problems in the original house.

What inspections are involved?

Typically underground/rough inspection before backfill or slab pour, top-out inspection, and final. We schedule and attend all of them.

Stay ahead of the next repair

Preventive Maintenance by Fusion

Scheduled inspections that catch small problems while they're still small — for homes, rentals and buildings.

See Maintenance Plans

Get a Straight Answer Today.

Call now or send a few details — either way, you'll get a clear answer and a straightforward estimate.

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