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  • Burst pipe
  • Sewer backup
  • No hot water

A Tigard emergency plumber who picks up at 3 a.m.

Pipes burst and sewers back up at the worst hours. Call whenever it happens and a plumber comes out the same day, for homes and businesses across 97223 and 97224.

  • Same-day service
  • Homes and businesses
  • A person answers, not a recording
Plumber tightening a valve fitting on a water line
Same-day visitsFor homes and businesses
  • 24/7 answeringA person picks up
  • Same-day visitsFor emergencies
  • Residential + commercialHomes and businesses
  • Based in Tigard9750 SW Tigard St
Same-day emergency serviceAnswered 24/7
Water pouring from a broken brass pipe fitting before a repair

What we do

Emergency Plumbing Services in Tigard, OR

We handle plumbing emergencies for homes and businesses across Tigard, from the older houses near Main Street to the newer streets on Bull Mountain. When a pipe splits in the wall, a sewer line backs up or the water heater leaks, call us and a plumber comes out the same day.

Most of our emergency calls are about water in the wrong place: a burst pipe after a cold snap, a clogged drain that will not clear, a sewer line full of roots, or a hidden leak that shows up as a stain on the ceiling. We also handle the bigger projects that follow, like repiping an older house.

  • Phones answered 24 hours a day
  • Same-day emergency visits
  • Residential and commercial work
  • Based on SW Tigard Street
  • ZIP codes 97223 and 97224
  • Every neighborhood in town
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Serving Tigard, OR 97223 and 97224 and the cities around it

Why it gets worse fast

What Turns a Small Leak Into an Emergency

Most plumbing failures in Tigard start with old pipes, a hard freeze or a blocked sewer line.

The problem

Pipes that have been in the walls for decades

Most homes here went up in the 1970s, 80s and 90s, and the typical house here was built around 1988. Near Main Street the typical build year is closer to 1973. Fittings, valves and supply lines that age give out with little warning, often at night when nobody is watching the floor.

Why it happens here

Hard freezes that split lines

Freezes are not an every-year event here, so homes are not always ready for them. In the January 2024 ice storm, the Portland Water Bureau took a record number of calls in one day, and burst pipes flooded schools and businesses across the metro area as lines thawed.

What it costs to wait

Sewer lines that belong to you

Clean Water Services runs the public sewer, but the line from your house to the street main is yours. When roots or a sag block it, the backup comes up through the lowest drain in the house. A slow drain that gurgles is often the first sign.

Not sure which one you have?

Call us. We come out, find where the problem starts and tell you what affects the cost before any work begins.

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What we fix

Emergencies We Handle

Pick a problem to see the warning signs and what we do about it. Ten services cover almost every call we get, from a single dripping valve to a sewer line that needs replacing.

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  1. Icicles along a roof edge during the kind of hard freeze that splits pipes Burst Pipes

    Burst Pipe Repair

    Split copper, cracked PEX and frozen lines that let go after a cold snap. We stop the flow and replace the bad run.

    Call us if you notice

    • Water spraying or pooling by a wall
    • Sudden drop in water pressure
    • Wet ceiling or drywall after a freeze
  2. New water lines run through an opened wall during a repipe Repiping

    Repiping

    Old galvanized or failing pipe swapped for new lines, one section or the whole house.

    Call us if you notice

    • Rusty or brown water from the taps
    • Pinhole leaks in more than one spot
    • Low pressure across the whole house
  3. Water running from a faucet into a sink drain Drain Clogs

    Drain Cleaning

    Kitchen, shower, tub and floor drains cleared, plus jetting for restaurants and shops.

    Call us if you notice

    • Water standing in the shower or sink
    • Gurgling after you flush
    • Bad smell coming up the drain
  4. Excavator digging a trench to reach a buried sewer line Sewer Lines

    Sewer Line Repair

    Broken, sagging or root-filled sewer laterals repaired or replaced from the house to the main.

    Call us if you notice

    • More than one drain backing up
    • Sewage smell in the yard or basement
    • Soggy patches over the sewer line
  5. White drain and vent pipes running along a wall Sewer Cleaning

    Sewer Cleaning & Camera Inspection

    We run a camera down the line, show you the footage and clean out what is blocking it.

    Call us if you notice

    • Clogs that keep coming back
    • Buying an older home
    • Big trees near the sewer line
  6. Home with a wooded yard where a trenchless repair avoids digging Trenchless

    Trenchless Sewer Repair

    Pipe lining and pipe bursting that fix the sewer without trenching your whole yard.

    Call us if you notice

    • Cracked or root-filled sewer line
    • Driveway or landscaping over the line
    • You want the yard left intact
  7. Two pipe wrenches used for water heater connections Water Heaters

    Water Heater Repair

    No hot water, a leaking tank or a tripping tankless unit, diagnosed and repaired.

    Call us if you notice

    • No hot water, or it runs out fast
    • Water pooling under the tank
    • Popping or rumbling noises
  8. Kitchen sink cabinet where hidden leaks often start Leak Detection

    Leak Detection

    Hidden leaks and slab leaks traced with listening gear and thermal imaging, then fixed.

    Call us if you notice

    • Water bill climbing for no reason
    • Warm spots on the floor
    • Mildew smell or stains on walls
  9. Residential street where water service lines run from the meter to each house Main Water Line

    Main Water Line Repair

    Leaks and breaks in the line between the meter and your house, found and repaired.

    Call us if you notice

    • Wet or sunken spots in the yard
    • Hissing near the water meter
    • Low pressure at every fixture
  10. Row of sinks in a commercial restroom Commercial

    Commercial Plumbing

    Restaurants, offices, retail and apartment buildings, with after-hours work so you stay open.

    Call us if you notice

    • Restroom out of service
    • Kitchen line backing up mid-shift
    • Leak in a tenant space

Water Leaking Right Now? Call Us Day or Night.

Any hour, any day of the year. Shut off the main valve if you can find it, then call us.

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How it works

What Happens When You Call Our 24/7 Plumbers

You hear what affects the cost before anything gets cut, opened or replaced.

  1. 1. You call, we answer

    A person picks up, day or night. If water is still running, we tell you how to shut it off while we talk, then give you an arrival window.

    Answered 24/7

  2. 2. We arrive and make it safe

    First we stop anything still leaking and protect the area. Then we look for the cause, whether it is in the wall, under the slab or out in the yard.

    Same-day service

  3. 3. We explain before we start

    You see what we found and hear what affects the cost: access, materials, parts and permits. If there is a quick fix and a lasting one, we tell you about both.

    Before any work

  4. 4. We fix, test and clean up

    Lines get pressure tested and drains get run. We show you the finished repair and clean the work area before we pack up.

    Before we leave

After hours

Night, Weekend and Holiday Plumbing

Our phones are answered at night, on weekends and on holidays, and emergency visits go out the same day.

Overnight emergencies at home

A water heater leaking across the garage floor, a toilet overflowing with sewage, a line that split in the crawlspace. Call when it happens and we tell you what to shut off, then head your way.

After-hours work for businesses

A restaurant line that backs up mid-service or an office restroom that floods over the weekend. We schedule repairs around your hours so you can stay open.

When a hard freeze is in the forecast, protect hose bibs and crawlspace lines before the cold arrives. Our guide to preventing frozen pipes walks you through it.

Homes we serve

Residential Plumber for Tigard Homes

Homes here span about five decades, and the plumbing changes with them. We adjust the repair to the house in front of us, and we check the valves and fittings next to it, since they are usually the same age as the part that failed.

  • 1960s and 70s ranch homes

    Older supply lines and original sewer laterals. Good candidates for a sewer camera inspection.

  • 1980s and 90s subdivisions

    Most of the city's housing. Water heaters, valves and fixtures are now on their second or third round.

  • Summerfield and other 55+ homes

    Short, clear visits for residents who would rather not crawl under a sink.

  • Bull Mountain and larger lots

    Longer water and sewer lines, where main water line repair and trenchless options matter.

Bright home kitchen with a stainless sink and modern faucet
We explain firstYou hear the cost factors before any work starts
Commercial kitchen with stainless steel sinks and prep stations
Around your hoursRepairs scheduled before open or after close

For businesses and landlords

Plumbing for Tigard Businesses

A closed restroom or a backed-up kitchen line costs a business money by the hour. Our commercial plumbing work covers the problems that shut doors, and we time it so you lose as little trading time as possible.

  • Restaurants near Washington Square

    Grease-heavy lines cleared with drain cleaning and jetting.

  • Offices in the Tigard Triangle

    Restroom repairs, water heaters and leaks handled after hours.

  • Apartments and rentals

    Turnover repairs and emergency calls for property managers.

  • Retail along Pacific Highway

    Main line breaks and leaks fixed so you can reopen fast.

Local knowledge

What Makes Plumbing Here Different

Where your water comes from, who owns the sewer line and what freezes do to pipes here.

Your water

Tap water here comes from the Clackamas River through the Lake Oswego-Tigard Water Partnership. It is treated in West Linn and adjusted to be less corrosive to household pipes, with groundwater wells as backup. When a line fails, we look first at its age and at freeze damage.

Your sewer

Clean Water Services carries the city's wastewater to the Durham treatment facility. The public main is theirs, but the private lateral from your house is yours. That is the part we repair, often with trenchless sewer repair so the yard stays intact.

Your winters

Hard freezes are not common here, which is why they catch people out. Hose bibs, garage lines and crawlspace pipes fail first, and many frozen pipes only start leaking once they thaw. Call us for burst pipe repair if one splits.

Why call us

Why People Call Us First

A person answers the phone, a plumber comes the same day, and you know what affects the cost before work starts. Read more about our plumbing team or see the plumbing cost guide for what drives the price of each job.

24/7Open every hour of every day, holidays included.
  1. 01

    A person answers, 24/7

    Nights, weekends and holidays. No phone tree and no waiting for an office to open.

  2. 02

    Same-day emergency visits

    Call with a burst pipe or a sewer backup and we give you an arrival window that day.

  3. 03

    Homes and businesses

    Houses, townhomes and apartments, plus restaurants, offices, shops and rentals.

  4. 04

    Based in Tigard

    Our address is 9750 SW Tigard St, in the 97223 ZIP code.

  5. 05

    Ten kinds of plumbing work

    From burst pipes and clogged drains to sewer lines, water heaters and whole-house repipes.

  6. 06

    Tigard and the cities around it

    Every neighborhood in 97223 and 97224, plus Bull Mountain, King City and the towns next door.

Service areas

Plumbers Serving Tigard and Nearby Cities

Tigard's ZIP codes, 97223 and 97224, are home base. Inside the city we cover Summerfield, the Washington Square and Progress area, the Tigard Triangle and Downtown along Main Street near Fanno Creek. We also serve the cities next door:

See every area we serve

Pricing

What Changes the Price of a Plumbing Repair

We don't quote a number before we see the problem, because the same leak can be a ten-minute fix or a day of work. These are the things that move the price, and we go over them with you before any work starts. Our plumbing cost guide explains each one in more detail.

Time of day

Night, weekend and holiday calls are priced differently from a weekday visit.

How easy it is to reach

A pipe under a sink is quick. One behind a finished wall, under a slab or in a tight crawlspace takes longer.

Parts and materials

Copper, PEX and cast iron cost different amounts, and so do tank and tankless water heaters.

How much needs fixing

One leaking fitting is a small job. A run of corroded pipe or a collapsed sewer section is a bigger one.

Permits and inspections

Some jobs, like sewer line replacement or a new water heater, need a permit and an inspection.

From the blog

Plumbing Guides for Tigard Homes

Plain answers to the questions we hear on emergency calls, written for homes in Tigard and the cities around it.

Read the blog
House with snow on the roof after a winter storm, when frozen pipes can split

What to Do in the First 10 Minutes After a Pipe Bursts

Most of the damage from a burst pipe happens before a plumber could possibly get to you. These steps, in this order, limit it.

Read the guide

FAQ

Plumbing Emergency Questions

Answers about response times, shut-off valves and what affects the price. The full list is on our plumbing FAQ page, and you can contact our team or browse the plumbing blog for more.

Do you really answer the phone at night?

Yes. Our line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. When you call at 3 a.m. you talk to a person who can tell you what to do right away and get a plumber headed to your place.

How fast can a plumber get to my house in Tigard?

We offer same-day emergency service. When you call, we give you an arrival window based on where you are and what else is happening that night, so you know when to expect us.

Where is the main water shut-off in my house?

In most houses here it is a valve where the line enters the house, often in the garage, a crawlspace or near the water heater. There is also a valve at the meter box near the curb. If you cannot find either one, call us and we will talk you through it.

Do you work on businesses as well as homes?

Yes. We handle residential and commercial plumbing, including restaurants, offices, shops and apartment buildings. For businesses we can schedule work after hours so you can stay open.

What does an emergency plumbing visit cost?

It depends on the problem, how easy it is to reach, the parts and materials, the time of day and whether a permit is needed. We explain what we found and go over those factors with you before any work starts.

My pipes froze but nothing is leaking yet. Should I call?

Yes. A frozen pipe can split and only start leaking once it thaws. Shut off the water to that line if you can, open the faucet it feeds and call us. Do not use an open flame to thaw it.

Need a Plumber Right Now?

Burst pipe, sewer backup or no hot water. Call and talk to a person, any hour of any day.

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