Plumbing services in Utah County
Fixtures, water heaters and basement rough-in, performed by Utah-licensed plumbers and scheduled by LSG around the rest of your project.
We run the project; the work itself is performed by Utah-licensed plumbers, who pull the permit under their own licence.
LSG does not hold a plumbing license. Plumbing on our projects is performed by Utah-licensed plumbers we work with regularly, and the permit is pulled under their license. Our job is everything around them: scheduling them at the right point, opening and closing walls, and handling the concrete when a drain has to run under a basement slab.
That last part is where coordination pays. A basement bathroom means cutting the slab, trenching, setting drains at the right slope, an inspection with the trench open, then backfilling and pouring the slab back. Done by separate companies, that is a week of phone calls and gaps. Done through us, the plumber and our concrete crew work from one schedule.
Plumbing services
Fixture installation
Faucets, toilets, sinks and showers set by a licensed plumber as part of your remodel, timed to the tile and cabinets.
Water heaters
Tank and tankless units, strapped for seismic code and set up for the hard water this valley runs on.
Basement and addition rough-in
Drains, vents and supply lines run by a licensed plumber, with the under-slab work cut and re-poured by our own concrete crew.
Where we work
Pick your city for what changes locally and how far we drive to reach you.
Common questions
Who actually does the plumbing?
A Utah-licensed plumber. LSG coordinates the work and schedules it with the rest of your project, but the plumbing itself is performed by our licensed partner, and the permit is pulled under their license. Ask us for the license number and check it on the state license lookup.
Does replacing a water heater need a permit?
In most Utah cities, yes. A water heater involves gas or electrical supply, venting and a relief valve, and the inspection confirms the seismic strapping and the rest are right. The licensed plumber pulls the permit; the exact process depends on your city.
Can you add a bathroom to my basement?
Usually. The first thing we check is where your sewer line leaves the house. If it exits below the basement floor, the new drains can flow to it by gravity. If it exits higher, the bathroom needs an ejector pump. Many newer Utah homes already have stubbed-in drains under the slab, which makes the job simpler.
What customers say
All reviewsHe did a great job nice to work with Leny and his guy on time and ready to go.
Mike
Lenin has been a customer of ours since we first started – 5 years ago. He is a fantastic man and does great work. Him and his crew do a great job, are on-time and run a clean job site.
BCB Ready Mix
We just had LSG Quality Concrete pour concrete at our residence. They poured a patio and a pad for a hot tub. These guys were great! Great communication and they did a great job. Don’t hesitate to use these guys.
Travis Clapie
Know roughly what it costs before you call
Tell us the job and the measurements and you will see a price range straight away, built from real Utah rates. The final number is always confirmed on a site visit.
