12-Chair Dental Plumbing in Lake Saint Louis
Existing dental plumbing reworked for two new sinks, with compressed air and vacuum to control valves at twelve chairs.
Project Overview
| Location | Lake Saint Louis, St. Charles County |
|---|---|
| Building type | Healthcare / Dental |
| Scope | Dental / 12-Chair System Rework |
| Year | 2024 |
At a Lake Saint Louis dental office, Legacy Plumbing reworked the existing system for two new sinks and ran compressed air and vacuum to control valves at 12 dental chairs. Waste, water and vent connections tied into the existing systems. This scope documents chair-side utility distribution and sink additions within an existing dental installation.
This project is an example of our dental & healthcare plumbing work, with scope that also falls under medical gas plumbing. See more of our healthcare plumbing and our coverage for commercial plumbing in St. Charles County. For planning tips, read Dental Office Plumbing: Operatories, Vacuum and Air, Sterilization and Rough-In.
Scope of Work — Lake Saint Louis, MO
- Existing system reworked for 2 new sinks
- Compressed air and vacuum to control valves at 12 dental chairs
- Tie-ins to existing waste, water and vent
Documented Scope Outcomes
- Twelve dental chairs received air and vacuum piping to control valves
- Two new sinks were included in the existing-system rework
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