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Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is your go-to team for high-quality plumbing services across Portland, Oregon. Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is proud to be a team of licensed and insured service professionals operating in and around Portland.

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If you need residential or commercial plumbing services in Portland, Oregon, look no further than Mr. Rooter Plumbing®. We pride ourselves on being accessible throughout Portland so our residential and commercial clients can enjoy convenient access to plumbing professionals they can trust. Request a job estimate online or contact us by phone. Here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Portland, Oregon, we pride ourselves on being accessible day and night with a convenient 24/7 scheduling call answering service. No matter the plumbing service you need, make Mr. Rooter Plumbing® your first choice.

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Whether you live in the heart of the city or surrounding areas, we strive to be accessible as possible for our customers. Our licensed and insured plumbers travel throughout Portland to provide plumbing services to our local residential and commercial customers.

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Customer Reviews in Portland, Oregon

  • Colby was so fantastic. Very professional and polite. Didn’t waste anytime and gave us advise we can use. Completed the job in a timely fashion. Would use your company again when needed.

    Linda Long

    5/5
  • Our 1960 home had a mix of galvanized and copper piping and the water showed signs that the pipes were failing. We got estimates from three companies for a full house repipe, including a new water line from the meter. Gianni Olivo at Mr. Rooter was the middle priced estimate and I chose him to do the project for several reasons. The first is that Gianni spent a couple of hours at the house on his first visit, explored the very tight crawlspace, and discovered solutions to problems the other two companies didn’t. (For example, both other companies told me they would cut into the tile showers and install large chrome plates over the holes. Gianni measured the hallway and the showers, opened the coat closet in the entry hall, and pointed out that both showers backed into the closet and we could open walls inside the closet and not need to cut the tile at all.) Gianni also scoped the sewer before we signed the contract and looked at our cast iron drains and told me they looked good and didn’t need to be replaced at this time. The other two companies said it would be “a good idea” to replace the drains, but didn’t offer to scope any drains. One of the companies didn’t even go into the crawlspace. The drains would have added a significant amount to an already expensive project. I respected Gianni’s honesty about the condition of the drains, and if they need to be replaced in the coming years we will call Mr. Rooter. As to be expected in a 65 year old home, once we opened the walls we found unexpected conditions that required creative solutions. Gianni was flexible and worked with us to minimize the need to open additional walls. He worked in a very low-clearance crawlspace and an attic that was accessible only by an opening in the top of the garage. During the multi-day project Gianni called me at the end of the work day with an update of his progress, and he called when he found “unusual” circumstances that required a change in our plan. We will continue to use Mr. Rooter for all of our plumbing needs because of this excellent experience!

    Laura Merrill

    5/5
  • Same day service with very professional personnel. Left the work area cleaner than when he arrived! Would highly recommend!

    Ashley Sobchuk-Hudson

    5/5
  • On 5/22/2025 We had a clogged pipe that backed up into our basement laundry room. I called Mr. Rooter, and they had Jason come out here within less an hour. Jason came in and assessed the situation and explained to us what had happened and how to prevent it. He also took the time to check all the piping after getting things fixed & up and running which all looked good (which put our minds at ease as this is my childhood home built in 1974) he also replaced some piping under our kitchen sink (free of charge). By the time Jason left that night, which was late, we were beyond satisfied with our experience. Jason was kind, courteous, and informative.

    Erin Mowrey

    5/5
  • We tried every conceivable DIY solution to our backed up basement floor drain possible before calling Mr. Rooter. When their service man Phil turned up (very promptly) he outlined what would need to be done. At first I was dubious about the cost, but after watching Phil perform all the very difficult, and physical tasks involved, I realized that “you get what you pay for.” Phil is a dedicated practitioner of his craft and gave every measure to solving our problem. The results speak for themselves, our main sewer pipe is clear all the way to the city street pipe.

    Stephen Sasser

    5/5
  • Both Jason and George were very professional explaining everything to be completed before starting the job. Very happy with the job afterwards.

    John Muck

    5/5
  • Excellent work

    George Psihogios

    5/5
  • If your in West Portland area call these folks if you need any plumbing repairs. They are fast, professional and courteous and arrive within minutes of scheduled.

    John Hyde

    5/5
  • Great service. Our service man was on his way home but turned around make a long drive to fix our main drain problem. Wasn’t an easy job but he arrived and fixed our drain in an hour or so. Very pleased.

    John Cooper

    5/5
  • I was very pleased with every aspect of my experience with Mr. Rooter. Nicholas was very helpful and his work was top notch. Everything was done quickly and they left the place clean when they left.

    Sharon Quale

    5/5

Frequently Asked Questions About Plumbing in Portland, Oregon

Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Portland, Oregon is here to answer any questions you have about our business offerings. You can learn more by reading the answers to our frequently asked questions.

  • Faucets can start to drip and leak when components like valve seats and washers begin to wear out from regular use, which happens every time you loosen and tighten your faucet. High water pressure can be the source of a leaky faucet, but this issue can be resolved by having a reputable plumber test and adjust the pressure as needed. If you’ve noticed rust and corrosion around your faucet, this might be why your tap is dripping — it can be caused by hard water that leads to mineral build-up and, eventually, rust. Contact a trusted plumbing service provider without delay if you’ve noticed a drippy faucet; they can offer professional diagnostic and repair services for your peace of mind.

  • If someone has recently needed to use your water shutoff valves, check to ensure they are now entirely open since even a slight closure may cause your water pressure to drop. In some situations, low water pressure can be caused by a blockage or clog in a pipe – call a plumbing service provider to take care of this for you. Many cases of low water pressure are caused by faulty or worn pressure regulators, which means that your water pressure can drastically change from high to low or low to high without much transition time. Look around your property for wet areas and contact a plumber if you find any since plumbing leaks can sometimes cause changes in water pressure.

  • Don’t underestimate the convenience of contacting a plumber in your area to both diagnose and remedy a slow-draining sink in your house or business. When you suspect that your sink is slow-draining due to a grease or soap scum blockage, try a few pantry ingredients to clear it, like vinegar and baking soda. Some blockages that cause sinks to drain slowly can be stubborn, so insert a plumbing snake into your drain and pull out anything that might be in the way. Despite being out of sight underneath your sink, the P-trap can be a common cause of blockages and clogs, which, fortunately, are easy enough to rectify in most cases.

  • Preventing plumbing leaks can be as straightforward as scheduling regular maintenance, such as water heater flushing and drain cleaning that may reveal potential problems. Protect your pipes and prevent leaks by being mindful of what you pour down your drain – avoid problematic items like feminine hygiene products, paper towels, and cooking oil. When you know your property has high water pressure, address it with a pressure regulator or the help of a plumbing service provider since it may lead to plumbing leaks in the future. If you have any exposed pipes and live in a cold part of the country, get ready for winter and potentially prevent cold-related pipe damage by insulating and covering your pipes.

  • When you’re unsure why your sink smells bad, contact a plumber in your area to run through possible options and take care of the problem. A foul-smelling odor coming from your sink can be a sign of a blockage or clog because bacteria like to accumulate on clogs, breed, and produce foul smells. If you have a sink in your house that you don’t use very often, smelling a pungent odor isn’t uncommon because the P-trap can dry out and let sewer gases enter your home. Garbage disposals can be a source of an awful smell around your sink, often due to decomposing food and grease, sewer gases from a trap not working properly, and mold or bacteria.

  • Not having enough hot water can be a simple case of having a small water heater in which demand is outstripping supply in your household. Your water heater’s thermostat could be set too low to produce a comfortable water temperature, so adjust it to no higher than 120 degrees. A number of water heater components are involved in heating water, so a lack of hot water may mean one or more are broken, like a heating element, thermostat, or gas valve. Licensed and insured plumbers in your area can diagnose and repair water heaters that aren’t producing enough hot water so you can enjoy an adequate supply once more.

  • Call a trusted plumber if you receive a high water bill because leaking fixtures, pipes, and faucets are among the most common causes. Your irrigation system can be the cause of high water bills if it’s not on the most efficient setting — check yours to rule this out as a cause. An unusually high water bill can be caused by one of your water-using appliances not working at its best, such as a water heater, washing machine, ice maker, or dishwasher. If you’ve seen a silent leak in your toilet tank, repair it as soon as possible since you can waste tens of thousands of gallons of water every year, causing a higher water bill.

  • ·Turn off water and power: Keep your property’s occupants safe after a pipe bursts in your home or business by turning off the water and electricity if it’s safe to do so. · Contact a trusted plumbing service provider: A burst pipe is not something most property owners can handle on their own, so contact a plumbing service provider you trust. · Clean up excess water: In the immediate aftermath of a burst pipe, prioritize your cleanup efforts with buckets, mops, and towels unless sewage is present. · Document any damage: If your burst pipe has caused significant damage that you want to claim insurance for, write down a detailed list of all the damage and take plenty of photos and videos.

  • Your toilet’s flapper or chain could be malfunctioning, so look for signs of brittleness or wear on your flapper and see whether your chain is rusty or caught on something. A float filled with water that needs to be replaced can sit lower in your tank than needed and leave the float valve open, causing your toilet to keep running. Buy a new fill valve if your toilet keeps running after being flushed since the failure of this part can mean it can’t cut off the water supply to your toilet. You don’t have to repair your toilet on your own; contact a trusted plumber in your area to help stop your toilet from running after you’ve flushed it.

  • Many homeowners can easily shut off their water supply inside their homes by locating the internal water valves and turning them clockwise until the water stops flowing. If you have an underground water meter box on your property with security bolts, a pentagon socket wrench can help you unlock it and turn off the water supply. When heading to your water meter box, be sure to bring a pair of pliers or a meter key, as these tools are needed to access the main water valve on your property. If you aren’t having any luck turning off the water supply to your property, contact your local trusted plumber for help and advice.

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