Cedar Hills · Washington County, OR
Plumbers in Cedar Hills, OR
Cedar Hills is an unincorporated Washington County community north of Beaverton and west of Portland — largely post-war residential with homes built in the 1950s through the 1970s. We serve Cedar Hills for plumbing repairs and installations. The homes here are about the same age as Tigard's older stock, and the common issues are similar: aging supply lines, root-prone sewer laterals and water heaters that have been running longer than they should. Upfront pricing, same day service in most cases.
- Serving Cedar Hills from Tigard
- Licensed and insured in Oregon
- Upfront pricing before any work starts
Local Knowledge
Plumbing in Cedar Hills Homes
Post-war homes with older plumbing
Cedar Hills was developed heavily in the 1950s and 1960s as a planned suburban community. Homes of this era typically have galvanized steel supply lines, cast iron drain and sewer lines, and original water heaters that have long since been replaced once or twice. If the current water heater is 10+ years old, it's approaching the end of its typical service life.
Mature trees and root problems
Cedar Hills has large, mature trees throughout the neighborhood — many of them Douglas fir, maple and oak planted alongside the original homes in the 1950s. Root systems from these trees are a major cause of sewer line clogs in the area. If you've had a backup once, the line has roots. A camera inspection shows how many entry points there are and whether a repair makes sense.
Washington County permits
Cedar Hills is unincorporated Washington County. Plumbing permits here go through Washington County's building department rather than a city. We pull Washington County permits as needed — the process is the same from your perspective, just filed with the county.
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