For Builders & General Contractors

One Mechanical Subcontract for Your Entire Build

WD Home Services is the new construction mechanical contractor in CT that covers plumbing, HVAC, and electrical under a single contract, so builders across northeastern Connecticut coordinate one crew and one schedule instead of three subs working against each other.

What We Handle

Three Trades, One Subcontract, No Scheduling Gaps

Managing a new build means managing subcontractors, and the mechanical trades are usually three separate ones, each with its own schedule, its own invoice, and its own reasons a window slipped. We collapse that into one. A single subcontract with WD Home Services covers the full mechanical scope, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, run by one company that coordinates its own trades internally. That means one call when a date moves, one crew sequencing its own rough-ins, and one company answerable for the whole mechanical package.

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New Construction Plumbing

Complete water, waste, and gas rough-in through finish. See our new construction plumbing.

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New Construction HVAC

Full heating and cooling systems designed and installed for the build. See our new construction HVAC.

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New Construction Electrical

Service, rough-in, and finish wiring to code. See our new construction electrical.

Built for This Market

Licensed for All Three Trades in Connecticut

Before you award a mechanical contract, you need to know the sub is licensed for the work. WD Home Services holds active Connecticut licenses for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, and carries the liability coverage new construction projects require. One company means one set of credentials to verify and one certificate of insurance on file, not three. We will provide license and insurance documentation up front so your due diligence is done before the first crew arrives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

New Construction Questions Builders Ask First

  • Who handles all the mechanicals for a new home build in northeastern Connecticut?

    WD Home Services does. We are a new construction mechanical contractor based in Putnam, CT, and we handle plumbing, HVAC, and electrical under a single subcontract, so you are not coordinating three separate trades.

  • Can one subcontractor really cover plumbing, HVAC, and electrical on a new build?

    Yes, that is exactly how we are set up. All three trades are in-house, which means one schedule, one certificate of insurance, and one company accountable for the full mechanical package.

  • Are you licensed for all three trades in Connecticut?

    Yes. We hold active Connecticut licenses for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, and carry the liability insurance new construction requires. We provide documentation up front for your records.

  • What types of new construction projects do you take on?

    We handle single-family residential, small commercial, and agricultural outbuildings throughout northeastern Connecticut. Whether it is one house or a small development, we cover the complete mechanical scope.

  • Will you hit our rough-in schedule?

    That is the point of using one mechanical sub. We coordinate our own trades internally and show up on the rough-in date we commit to, with no sub-to-sub handoffs to slow the sequence down.