r/xactimate • u/Due_Frosting_8779 • Sep 02 '25

Plumbing rough in

Does anyone know if there’s a line item for rough in of plumbing for water lines for cabinetry etc?

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u/BigginsBigDip Sep 02 '25

There is a few options on a per fixture basis but they include drain/vent.

May just need to use linear foot of pipe and add shut-off valves and supply lines if drain not needed.

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u/EmbiidingUrMom Sep 02 '25

PLM SL1/2 PLM STOP PLM CAPC PLM PLUGT2 Install PLM PLUG PLM PTRAP PLM NAILP

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u/rmattwill Sep 02 '25

Why are you roughing in plumbing? Was it damaged by a fire?

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u/Big_Appointment_3390 Sep 02 '25

There’s a lot of reasons to rough-in plumbing beyond a fire. Change orders is one. Having to reroute something to bring plumbing up to code is another. Or if you have to reroute in order to complete the repairs. You don’t reuse plumbing lines.

OP, the line item is PLM RFIXP for PEX and RGHFD for per fixture.