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Free plumbing rough-in checklist

A rough-in checklist that gets you through inspection: DWV runs and testing, supply and stub-outs, fire-stopping, nail plates, and photos before cover. Edit every step. Free, no signup.

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Get to cover the first time

Rough-in is a milestone you bill on. If it does not pass, the whole schedule slips and so does your draw.

Slope the drain lines a quarter inch per foot and hold the DWV test before anyone signs off. Set your stub-outs where the fixtures actually land, not where the plan says if the layout moved. Pressure test the supply and watch it, do not just glance at it.

The wrap-up steps are your paper trail. Fire-stop the penetrations, plate the studs, and take photos before the walls close. When the inspector questions something later, the photo answers it.

This list is a starting point for a standard rough-in. Add your jurisdiction's pet items so the printed version becomes your local standard.

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Plumbing Rough-In Checklist questions

Is this really free?

Yes. No email, no signup, and nothing you type leaves your browser.

What does the rough-in checklist cover?

Before rough-in (plans, permits, layout), drain-waste-vent (slope, vents, cleanouts, DWV test), water supply (runs, stub-outs, pressure test), and wrap-up (fire-stopping, nail plates, inspection).

Does it help with inspections?

The wrap-up section is built around passing rough-in inspection: test items, protection items, and photos before cover so you have a record.

Can I change the checklist?

Everything is editable: items, sections, order, and printed columns. The starter list is a starting point, not a cage.

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