Express Car Wash — St. Louis Metro Automotive Build
Underground Utilities, Water & Reclaim System Tie-Ins on a Fast-Track Schedule
Project Overview
| Location | St. Louis Metro |
|---|---|
| Building type | Automotive |
| Scope | Automotive / Car Wash — New Construction |
Legacy Plumbing delivered the underground utility and water scope for an express car wash in the St. Louis metro. The build combined site utilities, reclaim tie-ins, and equipment connections on an aggressive open-date schedule.
This project is an example of our new construction plumbing work, with scope that also falls under underground & site utilities. See more of our the industries we serve and our coverage for commercial plumbing in St. Louis. For planning tips, read Underground Plumbing Before the Slab: A Commercial Coordination and Inspection Checklist.
Scope of Work — St. Louis, MO
- Sanitary, storm, and domestic water underground
- Reclaim system piping and equipment connections
- Grease and oil interceptor plumbing
- Backflow prevention and freeze-protection detailing
- Fast-track sequencing with concrete and equipment vendors
Outcomes for the Owner & GC
- Open-day target hit with reclaim system commissioned
- Clean handoff to car wash equipment integrator
- Repeat opportunity across the operator's site portfolio
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