Best HOA in Portland OR
Plumber
In 2017 Brandon replaced all of the galvanizing plumbing in my 40+ year old home. His quote was reasonable and he walked me through every step. He also created a wonderful walk in shower. My well water has a lot of rust so we added a while house filtration system. I had trouble removing the filter the last couple of times and he worked me into his crazy schedule and also found an area he decided to rework. Brandon is my go to guy for any plumbing questions. Best practice, best attitude! I would contact him for advise and recommendations for any work on my home
www.allamericanplumbinginc.net
15715 NE Beech St STE 4B, Portland, OR 97230
Plumber
We received an initial quote several years ago, but decided not to go forward at the time as it was expensive and we did not have any issues with our plumbing. After hearing from more and more of our neighbors in our HOA who had problems with their CPVC piping, we decided to go ahead and get the repiping done now rather than wait until there was an actual problem. The price went up. A lot. For both the repipe and the drywall work. COVID and Supply Chain seemed to be the main reasons cited.
We decided to use Repipe Specialists for just the repipe and went with another drywall provider recommended by both our painter and a friend who flips houses for a living. Their estimate was about 1/3 of what Repipe's was for the drywall and they did a great job (so shop around for the drywall work.) As for the repipe itself, the work was done by True Blue Plumbing. They had a crew of about 6 or 7 show up at 7AM and were done by about 1:30. For our 2,500 sq ft house w/ 2 1/2 baths, they cut about 21 holes in the wall. They did not have to open the ceiling, which was nice. They also replaced the PRV for about $250 - which is about the cost of the part since they had to remove the old one anyway. Jayson, the True Blue lead, was friendly and informative. He also came back out to fix a minor issue they caused during the installing (and didn't argue about it, which was a pleasant experience.)
Their work passed inspection and I haven't found any issues (it has been about 6 months). I don't know if they are the cheapest or not - in talking with our plumber it sounds like they didn't do all of the things he does (like doing the line from the meter to the house), but they got the work done quickly and with as little disruption as possible.
portland.repipe.com
We decided to use Repipe Specialists for just the repipe and went with another drywall provider recommended by both our painter and a friend who flips houses for a living. Their estimate was about 1/3 of what Repipe's was for the drywall and they did a great job (so shop around for the drywall work.) As for the repipe itself, the work was done by True Blue Plumbing. They had a crew of about 6 or 7 show up at 7AM and were done by about 1:30. For our 2,500 sq ft house w/ 2 1/2 baths, they cut about 21 holes in the wall. They did not have to open the ceiling, which was nice. They also replaced the PRV for about $250 - which is about the cost of the part since they had to remove the old one anyway. Jayson, the True Blue lead, was friendly and informative. He also came back out to fix a minor issue they caused during the installing (and didn't argue about it, which was a pleasant experience.)
Their work passed inspection and I haven't found any issues (it has been about 6 months). I don't know if they are the cheapest or not - in talking with our plumber it sounds like they didn't do all of the things he does (like doing the line from the meter to the house), but they got the work done quickly and with as little disruption as possible.
Portland, OR