Electrical & plumbing
Electrical and plumbing planned together, tested before the walls close
When wiring and pipes are handled by separate teams, walls get cut twice and lines clash. We plan both on one layout, run them together and test everything before tiling and plaster.
At a glance
Wiring and plumbing planned together, so walls are cut once, lines stay apart and both systems are tested before tiling.
- Category
- Building Services
- Area served
- Vadodara & nearby
- First step
- Free site visit
Why Almorix
What you can expect from us.
One coordinated layout
Conduits and pipes are planned together to avoid clashes and rework.
Safe separation
Water lines and electrical runs are kept apart to reduce moisture risk.
One supervisor
A single point of contact responsible for both trades and their testing.
Less time and mess
Walls are chased once and both trades follow one schedule.
Process
How the work is done.
- 01
Combined layout
Electrical circuits and plumbing lines drawn on one plan.
- 02
Chasing and installation
Walls cut once, conduits and pressure pipes laid and fixed.
- 03
Testing
Hydraulic pressure test on water lines and insulation test on circuits.
- 04
Fixtures and handover
Switches, fixtures and sanitaryware fitted, with as-built drawings provided.
Scope of work
What's included.
The exact scope is agreed in your itemised BOQ. These are the items most projects include.
- Single, planned sequence of wall chasing for both trades
- Safe distances between water lines and electrical boxes
- Bungalows, apartments and commercial floors
- Solar and heat-pump water heater piping
- Earthing, RCCB/ELCB protection and surge protection
- Points for kitchen appliances, RO filters and dishwashers
- FRLS wiring and CPVC piping from brands such as Polycab and Astral
- As-built electrical and plumbing drawings at handover
FAQs
Electrical & Plumbing (MEP): common questions.
Can't find your answer? Call us on +91 93285 93810.
Why combine electrical and plumbing work?
Planning both together means walls are chased once, pipes and conduits don't clash, and one team is responsible for testing. It usually saves time and avoids damage to finished surfaces.
How do you test before tiling?
Water lines are pressure-tested, typically at around 10 kg/cm², and circuits get an insulation resistance test. Walls are closed only after both pass.
Will I get drawings of the concealed lines?
Yes. You receive as-built drawings and photos of concealed lines, which make future repairs and changes much easier.
Often combined with
Related services
Electrical Work
Concealed wiring, distribution boards, earthing and lighting for homes and businesses, sized for today's appliances and tested before handover.
Plumbing Work
Concealed CPVC and UPVC piping, drainage with correct slopes and sanitaryware fitting, pressure-tested before tiles go on.
New Construction
Bungalows, villas and commercial buildings built from soil test to handover, with engineer-supervised RCC work and milestone billing.
Free site visit
Building or renovating?
Book a site visit to plan your electrical and plumbing layout together, with one clear estimate.