Let us handle your Portland water heaters, plumbing repairs, re-pipes, main line water replacement, and much more! Few things are more frustrating than leaking pipes, clogged plumbing, or a water heater that has stopped working. We have handled every imaginable plumbing problem in Portland from Portland water heaters, toilet installs, clogged drains, and much, much more.
We specialized in whole home re-pipes, new plumbing installations, and main line water service replacement. Whether you need assistance with a simple repair, a re-pipe, or a remodel, you can rest assured the job will be done and done right by our family-owned-and-operated plumbing company. We have been serving Portland homeowners' plumbing needs for almost 30 years and counting.
Let us show you why we have become one of the most respected and reliable plumbing companies in the Portland area.
We specialized in whole home re-pipes, new plumbing installations, and main line water service replacement. Whether you need assistance with a simple repair, a re-pipe, or a remodel, you can rest assured the job will be done and done right by our family-owned-and-operated plumbing company. We have been serving Portland homeowners' plumbing needs for almost 30 years and counting.
Let us show you why we have become one of the most respected and reliable plumbing companies in the Portland area.
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We are a family-owned business.
Nick and Pacific Crest Plumbing have been serving Portland homeowners plumbing needs for over 30 years.
Nick is a lifelong resident of Portland and graduate from David Douglas High School and Clackamas Community College's Plumbing Trades program.
After completing his apprenticeship, Nick worked for other Portland plumbing companies before starting Pacific Crest Plumbing in 1996.
In 2004, Nick semiretired to pursue a career in Real Estate.
In 2007, Nick decided to tune up the plumbing truck, and with the help of his wife Anna, they were back up and running in no time.
Nick and Pacific Crest Plumbing have been serving Portland homeowners plumbing needs for over 30 years.
Nick is a lifelong resident of Portland and graduate from David Douglas High School and Clackamas Community College's Plumbing Trades program.
After completing his apprenticeship, Nick worked for other Portland plumbing companies before starting Pacific Crest Plumbing in 1996.
In 2004, Nick semiretired to pursue a career in Real Estate.
In 2007, Nick decided to tune up the plumbing truck, and with the help of his wife Anna, they were back up and running in no time.
We use only quality products and pride ourselves on excellent service.
It is important to us that your job is done right the first time and that you are comfortable having us in your home.
We pay special attention to jobsite cleanliness and will leave only after the mess associated with the plumbing repair is cleaned up.
We are licensed, bonded and insured, and provide full-service plumbing for Portland, Oregon homes.
It is important to us that your job is done right the first time and that you are comfortable having us in your home.
We pay special attention to jobsite cleanliness and will leave only after the mess associated with the plumbing repair is cleaned up.
We are licensed, bonded and insured, and provide full-service plumbing for Portland, Oregon homes.
Cleaner water throughout your entire home.
Now when you or a family member takes a shower, bath, or washes the dishes will all have cleaner water touching their skin.
Also, any of the contaminants like lead, rust and other harmful chemicals will be gone!
Pipes don't typically break down overnight unless acted upon by an outside force, as they will slowly deteriorate over time.
Unfortunately, pipes aren't meant to last forever, even though they do last quite a long time.
You will eventually need to replace them, but here are some of the most common reasons that other people have chosen to replace their pipping.
Now when you or a family member takes a shower, bath, or washes the dishes will all have cleaner water touching their skin.
Also, any of the contaminants like lead, rust and other harmful chemicals will be gone!
Pipes don't typically break down overnight unless acted upon by an outside force, as they will slowly deteriorate over time.
Unfortunately, pipes aren't meant to last forever, even though they do last quite a long time.
You will eventually need to replace them, but here are some of the most common reasons that other people have chosen to replace their pipping.
As a general rule, a tank style water heater will last, on average, 8 to 12 years.
If your water heater is pushing the 10-year mark, there's a good chance it's time to replace the unit.
A water heater is essential for everyday tasks in your Portland Oregon home, like taking a shower and washing dishes.
If your warranty is expired, buying a more efficient model will help you save both water and energy.
It also keeps you from having to pay for an expensive breakdown in the future.
Some signs you need a new water heater are an old unit, rusty water, not enough hot water, noise, or leaks.
If your water heater is pushing the 10-year mark, there's a good chance it's time to replace the unit.
A water heater is essential for everyday tasks in your Portland Oregon home, like taking a shower and washing dishes.
If your warranty is expired, buying a more efficient model will help you save both water and energy.
It also keeps you from having to pay for an expensive breakdown in the future.
Some signs you need a new water heater are an old unit, rusty water, not enough hot water, noise, or leaks.
Considering how difficult it is to identify leaks, there are a few signs that homeowners can pay attention to and rely on as indicators of a leaking pipe in the home.
Water in the Street- This is perhaps one of the most common signs of a leaking main water line.
When a pipe ruptures and the leaking water has nowhere to go, it will bubble up into the street.
When homeowners notice bubbling water in the street, it is advisable to get plumbing services immediately.
Water in Your Yard- Other clear signs of a possible leak or leaks in the pipes are unexplained wet areas in the yard as well as sinkholes.
Water in the Street- This is perhaps one of the most common signs of a leaking main water line.
When a pipe ruptures and the leaking water has nowhere to go, it will bubble up into the street.
When homeowners notice bubbling water in the street, it is advisable to get plumbing services immediately.
Water in Your Yard- Other clear signs of a possible leak or leaks in the pipes are unexplained wet areas in the yard as well as sinkholes.
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