Copper run straight and supported, valves where the next person needs them, and joints that will outlast the fixtures they feed.
Emergencies, heaters, sewer lines and repipes, finished to a standard you would only notice if you went looking.
Burst pipes, failed shut-offs and leaks you have just found. Call and you get a person, not a queue and not a form.
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Repairs, replacements and tankless conversions — sized to the house rather than to whatever was there before.
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Cleared properly and then camera-checked, because a drain that keeps blocking is telling you something about the line.
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Located, scoped and repaired — trenchless where the ground allows, so the lawn survives the job.
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Galvanised and failing poly replaced whole-house, sequenced so you are never without water overnight.
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Taps, toilets, tubs and the rough-in behind them. What is inside the wall is the part that has to be right.
Learn moreNot a form, not a callback window. If it is an emergency we will talk you through the shut-off while we are getting to you.
Including the parts nobody enjoys — under the house, behind the panel, down the line with a camera when it matters.
A flat rate for the job, agreed before we start, and no evening or weekend premium. If a second problem turns up you hear it then, not on the invoice.
Floors protected, water tested, and the space left the way we found it. You see it working before we pack the van.
BeforeAfter
Drag the slider. Nothing was moved and nothing was added — the difference is corroded galvanised pipe replaced with copper that is straight, supported and labelled.
Your main shut-off is usually where the supply enters the house or at the street. Close it, open a low tap to drain the pressure, and call us — that is the difference between a repair and a floor. We will tell you what to do while we are on the way, and you get the price before we start, evening or not.
"Called at nine on a Sunday night with water coming through the kitchen ceiling. A person picked up, talked me through finding the shut-off, and someone was here inside the hour. No weekend surcharge either."
"They quoted the water heater flat, and when it turned out the shut-off valve was seized too they told me the price for that before touching it. Nothing appeared on the invoice that I had not already agreed to."
"Two other companies wanted to dig up the whole front lawn. These ones put a camera down first, found the break was six feet in, and did it from a pit the size of a bathmat."
"Called at nine on a Sunday night with water coming through the kitchen ceiling. A person picked up, talked me through finding the shut-off, and someone was here inside the hour. No weekend surcharge either."
"They quoted the water heater flat, and when it turned out the shut-off valve was seized too they told me the price for that before touching it. Nothing appeared on the invoice that I had not already agreed to."
"Two other companies wanted to dig up the whole front lawn. These ones put a camera down first, found the break was six feet in, and did it from a pit the size of a bathmat."
Most of our calls come from Clackamas County and the neighborhoods around it. If you are outside it and something has just started leaking, call anyway — we will either come or tell you honestly who can get there faster.
No. The rate is the rate, and it is quoted before we start. Charging double because somebody's pipe burst at a bad hour has always struck us as a strange way to treat a neighbour.
For a real emergency, as fast as anyone honestly can — and we will tell you the truth on the phone rather than a number designed to stop you calling somebody else. If we cannot get there in time, we say so.
You get a flat price for the job before any work starts, not an hourly rate that grows while you watch. For anything we cannot see yet — a line under the slab, a leak inside a wall — we price the diagnosis first and the repair after we know.
Usually where the water supply enters the house — a garage wall, a crawlspace, or a utility closet — and there is a second one at the street under a metal lid. Worth finding it before you need it. Close it, open the lowest tap in the house to release pressure, then call.
Under about eight years and a single failed part, repair. Over twelve, leaking from the tank itself, or a third repair in two years, replace — and we will tell you which one you have rather than which one is worth more to us.
Often not. We camera the line first, and where the ground and the pipe allow it we go trenchless from access pits, which leaves the lawn mostly intact. When a full dig genuinely is the only option, you will see the footage that says so.
Yes — CCB #216804, bonded and carrying full liability and workers' comp coverage. Ask for the certificate any time.
Oregon City, West Linn, Gladstone, Milwaukie, Canby, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, and Tualatin.
Written for homeowners who would rather not need us, which is a strange thing for a plumber to publish and the reason people keep the number.
Emergencies
Ten minutes now saves a floor later. Where it usually is, how to check it actually turns, and what to do in the two minutes after you close it.
Water Heaters
Age, where it's leaking from, and how many times it's been fixed already. Three questions that decide it, and none of them are what the salesperson asks.
Drains & Sewers
Clearing it again treats the symptom. Roots, a belly in the line and a failing joint all look identical from the sink, and a camera settles it in ten minutes.
Bring us the repair that has been done twice already. We will find why it keeps failing, price the fix before we start, and leave you pipework that does not need thinking about again.
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