Medical Office Tenant Finish Rough-In — St. Charles County, MO
Copper & PEX Plumbing Rough-In, BIM-Coordinated with Mechanical and Fire Protection
Project Overview
| Location | St. Charles County, MO |
|---|---|
| Building type | Commercial |
| Scope | Healthcare — Tenant Finish Rough-In |
Legacy Plumbing executed the plumbing rough-in for a multi-suite medical office tenant finish in St. Charles County, Missouri. Overhead coordination with mechanical and fire protection was handled through BIM/VDC prior to install.
This project is an example of our dental & healthcare plumbing work, with scope that also falls under new construction plumbing. See more of our the industries we serve 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 — St. Charles County, MO
- Copper domestic water and PEX distribution
- Sanitary and vent rough-in for exam and lab rooms
- BIM coordination with mechanical, electrical, and fire
- Fixture and casework rough coordination
- Backflow prevention and water heater install
Outcomes for the Owner & GC
- Zero clash-driven re-work overhead
- Tenant finish delivered on the GC's schedule
- Groundwork for follow-on medical suites in the building
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