
West Orange, NJ · Licensed #13345
New Construction & Renovation Plumbing in NJ
Licensed NJ plumber for new construction, renovations & new-home inspections, rough-in to finish for builders & GCs. OSHA certified.
- NJ Master Plumber #13345
- Bonded & Insured
- 4.9★ · 238 Google reviews
- 24-Hour Service Mon–Sat
- NJ Master PlumberLicense #13345 · 36BI01334500
- Bonded & Insured
- Backflow Certified
- Navien Certified
- OSHA Certified

Licensed & local
Licensed New Construction & Renovation Plumbing in NJ
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating is a licensed NJ new construction plumber (License #13345), bonded and insured, handling rough-in to finish for builders, GCs, and homeowners across northern New Jersey. One licensed contractor for the whole build. Underground utilities, rough-in, top-out, and finish, done to code and passed at inspection. Here is the part that decides whether your schedule holds. The expensive plumbing mistakes happen at rough-in, not finish. DWV slope, vent sizing, fixture rough-in dimensions, and gas-line sizing all get set before the walls close, and a failed rough-in inspection stops your drywall cold. We coordinate rough-in dates with framing and pass the municipal inspection the first time. Call (908) 376-9159, or get a plumbing bid for your build.
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What New Construction Plumbing Includes
New construction plumbing covers the full scope of a build. Underground site utilities, rough-in of the drain-waste-vent system, water supply lines, and gas piping, then top-out, then finish, where the fixtures, water heater, and appliances are set, all permitted and inspected under the NJ Uniform Construction Code by a licensed plumber (License #13345). It is everything from the pipe in the ground to the trim on the wall.
We handle each stage as one contractor, which means the underground work, the rough-in, and the finish are not getting handed between three companies with three schedules and three ways to point fingers when an inspection fails. The site-utility and buried-line portion overlaps with our underground plumbing and excavation crew.

New Construction Plumbing for Builders & GCs
We work directly with general contractors, builders, and developers, and we build to your schedule and your inspection calendar. In New Jersey, new-construction plumbing must be performed by a licensed plumber and permitted and inspected under the Uniform Construction Code (NJ Division of Consumer Affairs / NJ DCA), so the license is not a nicety, it is what lets the work get pulled and passed.
What a GC actually needs from a plumber is predictability. Show up when framing says the walls are ready, get rough-in right the first time, pass inspection so drywall can go up on schedule, and coordinate cleanly with electric and HVAC in the same joist bays. We carry License #13345 and we are bonded and insured, so we clear the licensing and insurance requirements a site imposes before anyone lets a sub start. We handle plan review on the front end so the rough-in matches the drawings and the inspector.

Kitchens & bathrooms
Renovation & Remodel Plumbing
Kitchen and bath remodels, additions, and gut renovations are core work for us. Rough-and-finish, re-routes, and re-pipes where a wall is already open. On an older northern-NJ home, a gut renovation is often the one chance to replace the original galvanized supply and re-route drains that were never quite right, and doing it while the walls are open costs a fraction of doing it later. When a remodel exposes aging supply lines throughout, it pairs naturally with whole-house repiping.
We pull the permit, do the work to code, and back it with the 1-year Maccabi Guarantee on workmanship. On qualifying homeowner remodels, Klarna financing is available. For a homeowner turning a 1950s bath into a modern one, that means the rough-in behind the new tile is done by a licensed plumber, not left as a surprise for the next owner.
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Local housing stock
New-Home Plumbing Inspection
We provide a plumbing inspection for buyers of new and newly-built homes, not just resale properties. Before you close, we check the water supply and DWV, the water heater and heating system, fixtures, water pressure, and gas connections, then give you written findings. Builders move fast, and a rough-in defect behind finished drywall is exactly the kind of thing that does not show up on a walkthrough but shows up as a problem two winters later. Knowing what you are buying before you sign is cheaper than discovering it after.

Why Maccabi
Why Rough-In Is Where Builds Succeed or Fail
Rough-in is the stage where the money and the inspection risk live, because it is inspected before the walls close and a failure there reopens finished work. Get the DWV slope wrong and drains run slow or gurgle for the life of the house. Undersize a vent and traps siphon dry. Miss a fixture rough-in dimension and the vanity does not sit where the tile was set. Undersize the gas line and the range and the boiler starve at peak demand.
None of that is visible once drywall is up, which is the whole point. The NJ UCC inspection sequence checks rough-in before it gets buried, and a failed rough-in inspection stops drywall until it is fixed. That is the cost driver on a build. A licensed plumber who passes rough-in the first time protects your framing-to-drywall window, and that is the difference we sell to a GC who has watched a schedule slip over a re-opened wall.

Licensed & local
Residential & Light-Commercial New Builds
We scope across the range of northern-NJ builds, from tight urban infill and multi-family in Orange and East Orange to estate new-builds and gut renovations in Essex Fells and Westfield to suburban additions in Montville. Well-water builds in parts of Morris, around Montville and Towaco, add softener and filtration rough-in to the scope, which we handle as part of the same job. For office, retail, and multi-tenant work, and for the RPZ backflow assembly a commercial build needs at the meter, see our commercial plumbing and backflow prevention and certification pages.

Licensing, Insurance & the Maccabi Guarantee
We hold NJ Master Plumber License #13345, and we are bonded and insured, the credentials a jobsite and a permit both require. We bid to scope rather than run an open meter on a bid job, and we back our workmanship with the 1-year Maccabi Guarantee, with manufacturer warranties on the fixtures and equipment we set. That is the accountability a builder needs from a sub who will not be there when the punch list comes back.
Know the warning signs
Signs You Need a New Construction Plumber
Certain moments in a build or a purchase are exactly when a licensed plumber has to be in the picture, not after.
You are breaking ground on a new build and need underground utilities, DWV, and gas piping pulled and inspected
A gut renovation has the walls open. It is the one cheap chance to replace original galvanized supply and re-route bad drains.
Framing is nearly ready and rough-in has to be scheduled so drywall isn't held up
You are buying a new or newly-built home and want the supply, DWV, water heater, and gas connections checked before closing
An addition or a kitchen/bath remodel needs rough-and-finish work tied into the existing system
A well-water build in Morris needs softener and filtration rough-in designed into the job
How it works
How a Maccabi NJ Visit Works
Every new construction & renovation plumbing job runs the same order, so you always know what is next.
- 01
Plan review and quote
We read the drawings, scope the plumbing, and give you a bid tied to the actual work, not hourly guesswork.
- 02
Permit
We pull the plumbing permit with the town.
- 03
Underground and rough-in
Site utilities, DWV, water supply, and gas piping installed to plan.
- 04
Rough-in inspection
The municipality inspects before drywall.
- 05
Top-out
The system is completed and pressure-held above the finished ceilings.
- 06
Finish and set
Fixtures, [water heater installation](/services/water-heater-repair-replacement/), and appliances set at the end.
- 07
Final inspection
The town signs off the completed system.
- 08
Walkthrough and punch list
We close out the remaining items with you.
Why it pays to do it right
Benefits of a Professional New Construction Plumber
One licensed contractor from the ground to the trim keeps your schedule intact and your inspections clean.
Rough-in passes the first time. DWV slope, vent sizing, and gas-line sizing get set right before the walls close, so a failed inspection never stops your drywall.
One contractor for underground, rough-in, and finish means no three-schedule handoff and no finger-pointing when an inspection fails.
We handle plan review up front so the rough-in matches the drawings and the inspector.
Maccabi carries NJ Master Plumber License #13345 and is bonded and insured, clearing the licensing and insurance a jobsite requires before a sub starts.
We bid to scope rather than run an open meter, so a GC gets a predictable number.
Workmanship is backed by the 1-year Maccabi Guarantee, with manufacturer warranties on the fixtures and equipment we set.
Honest pricing
What Drives Your NJ Price (and Your Written Quote)
We don't hide numbers behind a phone call. Every quote is written and specific, so you know what changes it before we start.
- The fixture or system involved and its condition
- Parts, equipment size, and efficiency tier
- Access, permits, and whether it's an emergency call
Flexible payment / financing available via Klarna.
Get Your Quote Today
Tell us what's going on and we'll give you a clear, written price, no obligation. Virtual estimates available, and we'll call you back as soon as we can.
Call or Text (908) 376-9159The Maccabi Guarantee
We stand by our work with a 1-year labor warranty, plus the manufacturer's warranty on all parts.

Verified credentials
What You Get With a Licensed NJ Master Plumber
- Licensed NJ Master Plumber (#13345), fully bonded and insured
- 4.9★ from 238 Google reviews
- 24-hour response, Mon–Sat, closed Sunday
- Honest repair-or-replace advice, with the price before we start
- Backflow, Navien, and OSHA certified
Verified Google reviews
What northern-NJ customers actually said
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating is rated 4.9 stars across 238 Google reviews. These are unedited, published reviews from that profile.
Maccabi gave me quick, professional service when I needed our water heater replaced. The office gave me different options to consider, and a time window for when the workers would arrive. The workers were respectful, updated us on how the work was going, and cleaned up everything. We were very happy with all aspects of service.
Maccabi replied to my inquiry right away, and was able to come replace my broken water heater within 24 hours. Everyone was professional and very friendly. Price was reasonable. I'm happy with the work!
Needed to remedy a leak pouring from my dining room ceiling suddenly. I called Maccabi and they immediately sent someone who diagnosed and resolved the issue. I would definitely recommend them. They are a pleasure to deal with.
Visit / contact
Reach Maccabi Plumbing & Heating in West Orange, NJ
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating
300 Executive Drive
West Orange, NJ 07051
Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Emergency line answered nights & early mornings, Mon–Sat.
Street parking is available near our office. Our licensed plumber travels to your property. Most residential and commercial work is completed on site across northern New Jersey.
FAQ
NJ New Construction & Renovation Plumbing Questions, Answered
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Not seeing your question? Call or text and a licensed plumber will talk it through, no answering service run-around.
Call or Text (908) 376-9159Yes. In New Jersey, new-construction and major-renovation plumbing must be performed by a licensed plumber and permitted and inspected under the Uniform Construction Code. Maccabi holds NJ Master Plumber License #13345 and is bonded and insured, so the work is pulled, done to code, and passes inspection.
Get a Plumbing Bid for Your Build or Remodel
Send us the drawings or the scope and we will read the plans, price the plumbing to the actual work, and coordinate rough-in with your schedule. One licensed plumber from the ground to the finish. Call (908) 376-9159 or get a plumbing bid for your build or remodel.
