24/7Beaverton plumbing service areas
From Hillsboro to Tigard: Our Beaverton Plumbing Service Areas
We send plumbers across Beaverton and the communities around it the same day you call. Find your neighborhood below to see what we know about its homes.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Same-day service
- Working since 1998
Talk to a local plumber, not a call center queue.
Coverage
Serving Beaverton and the Whole West Side
The west side was built over more than a century, from the railroad-era streets around SW Broadway and the 1850s sawmill that named Cedar Mill to the brand-new homes on South Cooper Mountain. Wherever you are, the process is the same: call, talk to a real person and have a plumber at your door the same day.
- Central Beaverton
- Five Oaks
- Murrayhill
- Greenway
- Aloha
- Cedar Hills
- West Slope
- Raleigh Hills
- Garden Home-Whitford
- Cedar Mill
- Tigard
- Hillsboro
- Cooper Mountain
Neighborhood pages
Find Your Area and What We See There
Central Beaverton
Old Town, Canyon Road and the streets along Beaverton Creek, home to some of the oldest plumbing in the city.
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Five Oaks
Northwest Beaverton and the 185th Avenue corridor, from townhomes near the MAX to established family streets.
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Murrayhill
The hills of south Beaverton around Sexton Mountain, where slopes and long service lines bring their own plumbing quirks.
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Greenway
South Beaverton homes near Greenway Park and Scholls Ferry Road, along the Fanno Creek Trail.
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Aloha
West side neighborhoods between Beaverton and Aloha along TV Highway.
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Cedar Hills
The postwar streets north of Highway 26 and around Cedar Hills Crossing, with many original sewer and supply lines.
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West Slope
Unincorporated hillside streets between Beaverton and Portland, above the historic Canyon Road route.
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Raleigh Hills
The crossroads of Scholls Ferry Road and Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway, with its own century-old water district.
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Garden Home-Whitford
Garden Home and Whitford, along Garden Home Road and the Fanno Creek Trail, with larger lots and older homes.
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Cedar Mill
Unincorporated neighborhoods along Cornell Road north of Highway 26, from older streets to newer subdivisions.
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Tigard
The city just south of Beaverton, from older neighborhoods near Main Street to newer hillside homes.
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Hillsboro
The city west of Aloha, from older streets near downtown to fast-growing newer neighborhoods.
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Cooper Mountain
Hillside homes around Cooper Mountain Nature Park and the newer streets of South Cooper Mountain.
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If you live near the edge of one of these areas or your street is not listed, call and tell us where you are. We will tell you straight away.
Always open
Open Every Hour, Even the Ones Nobody Plans For
Pipes do not keep business hours, so neither does our phone. Here is what "24/7" means when you call us.
Same day
Call in the morning about no hot water or a drain that will not clear, and a plumber comes out that same day.
Evenings
A leak that starts at dinner gets the same answer as one at 10 a.m.: a person on the line, not a recording.
Overnight
Ceiling dripping at 2 a.m.? Someone picks up, talks you through the shutoff and gets a plumber moving.
Weekends
Saturday and Sunday are ordinary working days for our phone line. Nothing waits for Monday.
Holidays
Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day included. Pipes pick their own timing, so we answer every day.
The whole west side
Beaverton and 12 more neighborhoods and nearby cities, from Hillsboro and Cedar Mill to Tigard.
By direction
Where We Work and What We Find There
Every part of the west side has its own usual suspects. Knowing them before we arrive saves time on the call.
| Part of the west side | Areas | Calls we take most |
|---|---|---|
| Central and north | Central Beaverton, Five Oaks, Cedar Hills, Cedar Mill | Roots in older sewer laterals, galvanized supply lines, upstairs leaks in townhomes |
| East, toward Portland | West Slope, Raleigh Hills, Garden Home-Whitford | Long service lines on sloped or larger lots, sagging laterals, lower-level backups |
| South | Greenway, Murrayhill, Cooper Mountain, Tigard | Sump pumps in wet winters, main line breaks on hills, fittings in newer homes |
| West | Aloha, Hillsboro | Crawlspace pipes in a freeze, mid-century sewer lines, water heaters |
Know your home
West Side Homes by Era: What Is Behind Your Walls
When a house was built decides what its pipes are made of, and that decides how they fail.
| Built | Where you see them | Pipes and typical trouble |
|---|---|---|
| Before 1946 | Older streets near Old Town Beaverton and parts of Garden Home | Galvanized steel supply lines that rust from the inside, clay or cast iron sewer pipe. Trouble starts as low pressure or brown water. |
| 1946 to 1975 | Cedar Hills, Aloha, West Slope, Raleigh Hills and older parts of Tigard | Galvanized or early copper, cast iron and clay laterals that collect roots, and supply lines in crawlspaces that split in a hard freeze. |
| 1976 to 1999 | Murrayhill, Five Oaks and much of Cedar Mill and Tigard | Mostly copper supply and plastic drains. Some homes from these years were plumbed with polybutylene, which tends to fail at the fittings without warning. |
| 2000 and newer | South Cooper Mountain, newer Hillsboro streets and townhomes near the MAX | PEX and plastic drains. Calls are about loose fittings, burst appliance hoses and construction debris, not age. |
Which one do you need
Emergency, 24 Hour or Same-Day: What Each One Means
People search for all three and usually mean different things. The answer changes how fast the visit needs to happen.
| If you searched for | It usually means | What we do on the call |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency plumber | Something is failing right now: water you cannot stop, sewage coming up or a leaking water heater. | We help you shut off water or gas on the phone first, then get a plumber to you. |
| 24 hour plumber | You want to know someone will actually pick up at 3 a.m., often before anything has gone wrong. | A real person answers at every hour, including weekends and holidays. |
| Same-day plumber | A real problem that is not flooding: no hot water, one stopped toilet, a drain that will not clear. | We book a visit for the same day you call. |
| Plumber near me | You want someone local who knows your kind of home and street. | We work in 13 west side areas and each one has its own page above. |
Not sure which you have? Call anyway. A two-minute conversation tells us both whether it can wait until morning.
When to call
Call Tonight or Wait Until Morning?
Call us now
- Water you cannot shut off
- Sewage coming up a drain
- Water near wiring or a light fixture
- A ceiling that sags or drips
- A leaking water heater tank
- No water anywhere in the house
Usually fine until morning
- One slow sink or tub
- A dripping faucet
- A toilet that runs now and then
- Low pressure at a single faucet
- Lukewarm water from a working heater
Our guide to the signs you need emergency plumbing repair explains each one in more detail.
The first five minutes
While the Plumber Is on the Way
A few steps that limit the damage and let the repair start sooner.
- 1
Close the main shutoff. For any active leak, this comes before towels or buckets. It is usually in the garage, crawlspace or near the water heater.
- 2
Stop using drains during a backup. Every flush, shower or load of laundry sends more water toward a line that cannot empty.
- 3
Keep away from water near electricity. Only switch off breakers if you can reach the panel while standing somewhere dry.
- 4
Take photos before you clean up. A few pictures and a short video of the water and the damage help when you talk to your insurer.
- 5
Clear a path to the problem. Move belongings out of the wet area and make room at the sink, heater or cleanout so the repair can start right away.
Water Still Running? Call Now.
A real person answers 24/7 and a plumber reaches your Beaverton home the same day. We have been doing exactly this for 28 years.