Paloma Plumbing Now Offers New Construction — Residential & Commercial

The short version

Starting now, Paloma Plumbing is bidding new construction plumbing — residential and commercial — across Fort Worth and the DFW metroplex. Custom homes, additions, restaurant and retail build-outs, office tenant improvement, multi-family, townhome runs, light industrial. Rough-in only, trim-out only, or the full plumbing scope from permit to final inspection — whichever role fits the project.

If you're a builder, GC, developer, or project manager and want a bid: call us at (682) 895-5325 or visit the new New Construction service page. We'll get you a firm bid-return date within a day of receiving plans.

Why we're adding this now

We've been doing residential and commercial service plumbing in Fort Worth for years. Water heaters, slab leaks, sewer lines, drains, gas lines, repipes — that's the work that keeps a plumbing company busy. But when we talk to builders at job sites, the conversation keeps turning to the same thing: their plumber didn't show up on the scheduled day. Rough-in got pushed. Trim slid. Final got delayed. And the inspection had to be re-done because something wasn't right the first time.

Every GC we've met has a version of that story. Which told us something: we had the capability, we had the master plumber experience (41 years, Texas RMP-16431), and there was a clear gap in the market. We just hadn't been offering new construction as a dedicated service line. Now we are.

What we handle

The full scope, in whichever combination the project needs:

• Residential rough-in: underground DWV, water supply, gas lines, slab penetrations, framed-wall rough. Custom homes, additions, major remodels.
• Residential trim-out: toilets, sinks, faucets, water heaters, disposals, appliance hookups, final test and walk.
• Commercial rough-in: restaurant, retail, office, light industrial. Grease waste lines, floor drains, commercial gas, backflow preventer sleeving.
• Commercial trim-out: ADA-compliant fixtures, commercial water heaters, flush valves, inspection-ready restrooms and break rooms.
• Full permit-to-final: plan review, permit pull, rough, top-out, trim, final inspection. Single point of accountability from day one.
• Multi-family and townhome runs: unit-after-unit on repeating schedules, staffed and scoped for production cadence.
• Addition and remodel tie-ins: new footprint on an existing structure — we tie into existing supply, drain, and gas without disrupting what already works.
• Tenant improvement (TI): office, retail, and restaurant build-outs. Permit pull, rough and trim on your schedule, inspection coordination.
• Design-build consultation: early plan review with your architect or designer — catching gas sizing, vent routing, or fixture layout issues before the slab goes in.

What makes us different for builders

Here's what we commit to on every new construction job:

• We hold the schedule. You give us a date for rough. We're there, with the crew, with the material. This is table stakes on paper and rare in practice.
• Inspections pass the first time. 41 years of master plumber experience behind every rough-in and trim-out. We don't send a job to inspection unless it's ready.
• One phone number, one project manager. You get a single point of contact who answers the phone, reads the plans, and knows your job. No bouncing between dispatch, an estimator, and a field crew who's never seen the project.
• Bonded and insured for commercial. Surety bond in place for commercial jobs, general liability, workers' comp. Certificate of insurance and bond info sent before contract.
• Honest bids. No change-order games. Our bid is the price. If scope changes on site, we raise it before we do the work — not after. If you've worked with games-y plumbers, you know why that matters.
• Locally owned, locally staffed. Fort Worth shop, Fort Worth crews, Fort Worth inspectors we've worked with for years. Not a franchise, not a national chain running a satellite office.

What about our residential and commercial service work?

Nothing changes. We're still taking service calls Monday through Friday during business hours. Water heaters, slab leaks, drain backups, sewer line repair, gas lines, repipes — same crew, same $99 diagnostic (waived when you book the repair), same same-day availability whenever we can. Adding new construction doesn't pull resources from service work; we've staffed for both.

How to get a bid

Three ways to reach us about a new construction project:

1. Call us: (682) 895-5325, Monday–Friday 8am–5pm.
2. Email plans: service@palomatx.com — include a one-liner on scope and timing so the right person picks it up.
3. Visit the service page: palomaplumbing.com/services/new-construction — more detail on scope, a contact form, and the bid process.

Residential bids typically back in 3–5 business days once we have plans. Commercial depends on scope and spec complexity — we'll give you a firm bid-return date on day one so you're not guessing.

And if you're a homeowner reading this

Thanks for still being here. You're probably not building a custom home this week — but if you know someone who is, or someone who's thinking about an addition or a major remodel, we'd love the referral. The same crew that's taken care of your water heater is now the one builders can trust to rough in their next project.