Rough-in through final trim
Rough-in through finish, done the way it should be done the first time.
New homes, additions, kitchen and bathroom remodels. We work with builders and directly with homeowners, and we plan the plumbing so it is easy to live with and easy to service.

Is this your problem?
The work that has to be right before the walls close up.
- A new home or an additionFull rough-in, water heater, fixtures and final connections, coordinated with the builder’s schedule.
- A kitchen or bathroom remodelMoving a sink, adding a shower, relocating a toilet. The plumbing that has to be right before the tile goes on.
- A basement or garage finishAdding a bathroom, a bar sink or a laundry where there was nothing before.
- A layout that changed mid-projectIt happens. We adjust the plan and keep the inspection on track.


What we do on the visit
What happens when we show up.
We plan from the drawings
Fixture locations, drain routing, venting and water heater placement, worked out before anyone cuts a hole.
Rough-in that passes the first time
Clean runs, proper slope and venting, pressure-tested and ready for inspection on schedule.
We coordinate with the other trades
Framers, electricians, tile setters. Plumbing that arrives when it is supposed to keeps the whole job moving.
Finish and final test
Fixtures set level and tight, everything cycled and checked, the site left clean.
Send a photo with your request and we usually arrive with the right parts on the truck.
What affects the price
No mystery numbers. These are the things that move the price.
Scope
A powder room addition and a whole-house rough-in are very different jobs. We quote from the plans.
Fixtures
The fixtures you choose drive a big share of the material cost. We can suggest good value at any level.
Existing conditions
Remodels in older homes sometimes uncover pipe that needs replacing. We flag it early rather than at the end.

Around here
Plumbed for the people who have to live with it.
Between the subdivisions going in around Elizabethtown and the older homes being opened up in Bardstown, there is a lot of construction plumbing happening in this area. The difference between a good job and a bad one shows up years later: a drain that always gurgles, a shower that never has pressure, a water heater nobody can get to.
We plumb for the person who has to live with it and the plumber who has to service it later. Both of those are usually us.
New Construction and Remodels in Bardstown and Nelson County and Elizabethtown and Hardin County.
Questions
What people ask about this work.
Do you work with builders?
Yes. We take builder contracts and homeowner projects. Tell us which you are when you call.
Can you plumb a remodel in stages?
Yes. Rough-in, inspection, then finish once the other trades are done. That is the normal order.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
We schedule and attend the plumbing inspections for our work. Permitting arrangements depend on the project; we will explain how it works for yours.
Can you move a bathroom to a different part of the house?
Often, and we will tell you honestly if the drain routing makes it a bad idea.
Related services
Often part of the same visit.
Get in touch
Need new construction and remodels? Tell us what is going on.
Fastest is a call. If you would rather write it down, answer the few questions on the right and we call you back.
(502) 507-0160Allied Plumbing Inc · Bardstown, KY 40004
Why call Allied for construction
- Rough-in that passes inspection the first time
- Plumbed for the people who live with it
- Coordinated with your other trades
- Builders and homeowners both welcome
Have handy: plans or a sketch, the fixture list if you have one, and your timeline.
They did a great job for me. Professional, dependable, and easy to work with. I would definitely recommend them!
Barry GentryBardstown, KY1 We filled in the service. A few quick questions and your number.



