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Hillsboro has grown fast, but older streets near downtown still sit beside brand-new subdivisions. We answer every call and come out the same day.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
Plumbing Help in Hillsboro
Hillsboro is the county seat of Washington County, and it has grown quickly in recent decades. Its older neighborhoods near downtown sit only a few miles from subdivisions and townhome communities built within the last twenty years, and the plumbing in each is a world apart.
We work across Hillsboro the same way we work everywhere on the west side: a real person answers at any hour, helps you stop the damage and gets a plumber to your home the same day.
Hillsboro's water supply
Hillsboro currently gets its water from the Joint Water Commission, a partnership formed in 1976 that treats water from the upper Tualatin River watershed at a plant south of Forest Grove. The city is also a partner in the Willamette Water Supply System, scheduled to come online in 2026, which adds the Willamette River as a second source.
None of that changes who is responsible for which pipe. The city looks after the meter and the mains, and the service line from the meter into your home is the owner's. Sewer service is part of the Clean Water Services system, and natural gas comes from NW Natural.
What goes wrong in Hillsboro homes
In older parts of town, the calls are about age: sewer laterals with roots or cracked joints, aging supply pipe and gas connectors that have been in place for decades. In newer neighborhoods, pipes are modern but homes are often two or three stories with laundry upstairs, so a failed hose or toilet line becomes a ceiling leak in minutes.
Townhomes and attached homes add another twist. When a leak starts behind a shared wall or in the unit above, finding the true source quickly is what keeps the damage from reaching a neighbor. If you smell gas in any home, leave first and call NW Natural or 911 from outside before calling us.
- Leaks in multi-story homesUpstairs laundry and bathroom failures that reach the floor below.
- Aging lines near downtownOlder sewer laterals and supply pipe on established streets.
- Clogged drains and toiletsBusy households and shared buildings with stopped drains.
- Water heater failuresTanks that quit or leak in garages, closets and utility rooms.
Services
Emergency Services for Hillsboro Homes
Emergency Water Leak Repair
Two- and three-story Hillsboro homes with upstairs laundry turn one failed hose into a ceiling leak.
Clogged Drain Repair
Busy households and attached homes see plenty of stopped kitchen and bathroom drains.
Sewer Line Repair
Laterals on the older streets near downtown have had decades to crack and collect roots.
Emergency Water Heater Repair
Water heaters in garages and closets across the city are a frequent after-hours call.
Questions
Hillsboro Plumbing FAQs
Where does Hillsboro's water come from?
Today, from the Joint Water Commission, which treats Tualatin River watershed water at a plant south of Forest Grove. The Willamette Water Supply System is scheduled to add the Willamette River as a second source in 2026.
Do you serve all of Hillsboro?
Yes. We offer same-day emergency plumbing across Hillsboro, from older neighborhoods near downtown to newer subdivisions.
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