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Tigard homes run on a different water source than most of the west side, and each era of house brings its own problems. We answer around the clock.
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Tigard, Oregon
Plumbing Help in Tigard
Tigard sits just south of Beaverton, a city of its own with a downtown along Main Street, established neighborhoods from the middle of the last century and newer homes on the hills to the west. For a plumber, that range of building eras means no two calls look quite the same.
Tigard also stands out for its water. Unlike most of its neighbors, which draw on the Tualatin River system, the city gets most of its water from a different river entirely, through a partnership with Lake Oswego.
Where Tigard's water comes from
Since 2008, Tigard has been part of the Lake Oswego-Tigard Water Partnership. Its main source is the Clackamas River, with water treated at a plant in West Linn and piped to the two cities. Tigard also keeps groundwater wells as a supplemental supply, including aquifer storage and recovery wells that hold treated water underground for times of high demand.
For homeowners, the source does not change who fixes what. Some Tigard-area addresses are served by other providers, so check your bill. Either way, the provider maintains the meter and the main, and the line from the meter into your house is yours.
Plumbing calls we take across Tigard
Older homes near downtown and the neighborhoods built in the decades after the war bring familiar problems: sewer laterals full of roots, aging supply lines and crawlspace pipes that freeze in a hard cold snap. Newer two-story homes on the west side of the city see more upstairs leaks, from washer hoses to toilet supply lines, that show up first as a stain on the ceiling below.
Sewer service in Tigard is part of the Clean Water Services system, which maintains the public mains, while the lateral from each house belongs to the owner. Gas service is NW Natural's, so any gas odor means leaving first and phoning NW Natural or 911 from outside.
- Root intrusion in older lateralsPostwar sewer lines that slow down and then back up.
- Upstairs supply line failuresWasher hoses and toilet lines in two-story homes leaking into ceilings.
- Frozen crawlspace pipesExposed supply lines under older homes in a hard freeze.
- Water heater breakdownsTanks that stop heating or start leaking in garages and closets.
Services
Emergency Services for Tigard Homes
Burst Pipe Repair
Crawlspace lines under Tigard's older homes are the first to split when a hard freeze settles in.
Emergency Water Leak Repair
Upstairs laundry and bathroom leaks in newer west Tigard homes reach the ceilings below fast.
Sewer Backup Repair
Roots in postwar laterals turn slow drains into backups at the lowest drain in the house.
Emergency Water Heater Repair
Garage and closet water heaters across the city are a frequent source of after-hours calls.
Questions
Tigard Plumbing FAQs
Where does Tigard's water come from?
Most Tigard homes receive Clackamas River water through the Lake Oswego-Tigard Water Partnership, treated in West Linn, with groundwater wells as a supplemental supply. Some addresses use other providers, so your bill is the best guide.
How quickly can you reach Tigard?
We offer same-day service across Tigard. When you call, tell us your street and what is happening and we will give you an arrival window.
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