New Construction
HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical,
built right from the blueprint
Hot Water Solutions installs the systems that make a new home work — all three trades, one licensed team, coordinated from plan review to final inspection. Built for builders, architects, and GCs across Kingston, NY and the Hudson Valley.
One partner for the whole build
New construction lives or dies on coordination. When your mechanical, plumbing, and electrical come from three different contractors, every schedule change becomes three phone calls and every inspection becomes a finger-pointing exercise. Hot Water Solutions does all three in-house — so you have one licensed team, one schedule, and one company accountable for the result.
Sized right, the first time
Comfort, efficiency, and long-term reliability all trace back to correctly sized equipment. Every system we install for a new build starts with a Manual J load calculation drawn from your plans — never a rule of thumb. Oversized equipment short-cycles, wastes energy, and fails early; undersized equipment never keeps up. We get it right on paper before anything is ordered or installed.
One schedule, one accountable team
Because HVAC, plumbing, and electrical all come from us, rough-in is sequenced together and your inspections line up. There's no waiting on one trade to finish before another can start, and no confusion over who owns a problem at the punch list. You get a single point of contact from plan review through the certificate of occupancy.
Historic renovations and modern builds alike
Since 1995we've worked across the full range of Hudson Valley construction — from tight historic-district renovations with unconventional layouts to modern, high-efficiency, all-electric homes. We know the local code officials and the inspection process, so your project keeps moving.
Who we work with
- ✓Custom-home builders and general contractors
- ✓Architects and designers specifying mechanical systems
- ✓Developers on multi-unit and small commercial projects
- ✓Homeowners acting as their own GC on a new build
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What we install
Every system a new home needs — specified, installed, and inspected by one team.

HVAC
Right-sized heating, cooling, heat pumps, ductwork, and indoor-air-quality systems, engineered from the plans.

Plumbing
Water heaters, gas piping, fixtures, and whole-home water systems — roughed-in clean and inspection-ready.

Electrical
Panels and service, wiring, EV chargers, standby generators, and lighting for the whole build.
How we work with your build

Plan review & load calcs
We review your blueprints and size every system correctly — no guesswork, no oversizing.

Coordinated rough-in
Our crews work cleanly around your framing and the other trades, on your build schedule.

Installation & trim-out
Code-compliant installation and finish work, with everything documented as we go.

Commissioning & inspection
Systems tested, warranties registered, and everything ready for the final inspection.
Why builders choose HWS
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New Construction FAQs
Yes — a large part of our work is partnering with builders, GCs, and architects on new construction across Kingston, NY and the Hudson Valley. We're used to coordinating with other trades and working to a construction schedule.
Yes. Because we're licensed for all three, you get a single accountable team instead of coordinating three separate contractors. It simplifies scheduling, inspections, and the punch list.
Every system is sized with a proper load calculation from the plans, and we file the permits and coordinate inspections for the trades we install. You get documentation for the whole job.
The earlier the better — ideally at the design or plan-review stage. Getting us involved early means systems are sized right, rough-in is coordinated, and there are no surprises at inspection. Call us and we'll take a look at the plans.
Building something new?
Send us the plans or just tell us about the project — we'll take it from there.
