Commercial Water Line Rough-In for Rollingbay Properties

How it works on a Rollingbay site

Commercial water line rough-in near Sunrise Drive typically produces three things: isolation valves at branches, pressure test and inspection, and exterior service connection where required. To get them we document at community-system properties, rough-in through slopes above Rolling Bay, and permit before the site is handed back.

Here's how commercial water line rough-in runs on a Rollingbay site. We document; on waterfront community facilities that means working at the a community system, Kitsap PUD or a private well master meter and the building shutoffs. We rough-in, through slopes above Rolling Bay and across Sunrise Drive. We permit, and the manager gets pressure test and inspection.

What's under Rollingbay's larger sites

Rolling Bay's larger systems are community mains and the small commercial corner, on island clay where a shared main's leak drops pressure for every connection and never surfaces. Around Manitou Beach the commercial water line rough-in work we do most often is on community-system properties, and Bainbridge clay on the Murden Cove slopes decides how the excavation goes.

Manitou Beach and Rolling Bay cabin lines are shorter copper and galvanized hand repairs.

From Murden Cove to Manitou Beach the commercial water line rough-in pattern holds: agricultural and nursery operations, Bainbridge clay on the Murden Cove slopes, a relocation of the water heater or a, and an owner who wants isolation valves at branches before approving a dig. That's the order we work in.

One crew, start to finish

On shared-main neighborhoods near Rolling Bay we've done commercial water line rough-in after hours with the site taped and lit, pumps running, and residents told what to expect. About forty minutes via the Agate Pass Bridge, and the report with photos goes to the board or owner the next morning, along with a candid note about the rest of the system under till on the island interior.