Water Heaters
Repair, maintenance, and replacement for tank and tankless water heaters, often same day, so you're never stuck with a cold shower for long.
Camas is really two housing markets in one city, and the plumbing reflects that. The older part of town near the mill and downtown has homes dating back generations, on smaller lots, with the original plumbing routes still in place and often several rounds of repair layered on top. Up on Prune Hill and out toward Grass Valley the homes are considerably newer and larger, with more fixtures, more bathrooms and more complex manifolds and recirculation systems to go wrong.
The work is genuinely different between the two. Downtown, the questions are usually about aging supply lines, drain lines that have been patched before, and whether a repair is worth doing on its own or whether it makes more sense as part of a bathroom or kitchen project you were already considering. On the hill, the calls tend to be water heaters, tankless service, recirculation pumps and fixture work in homes where a small leak can travel a long way before anyone notices it.
Camas homes are served by the city's own water system and city sewer, so most of our Camas work is inside the house. What we bring to either kind of home is the same thing: we tell you what is actually wrong, we give you the repair and replace options with prices attached, and we do not oversell a project to a house that needs a part.
Inside city limits, Camas water comes from the city's own wells: nine near the Washougal River and one in Grass Valley. The city treats it with sodium hydroxide specifically to reduce corrosion in copper piping, and it publishes a water quality report every year if you want to see the numbers for your tap.
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A Grade From BBBRepair, maintenance, and replacement for tank and tankless water heaters, often same day, so you're never stuck with a cold shower for long.
Slow or clogged drains cleared fast, from kitchen and bath sinks to main lines full of tree roots. We find the real cause and clear it right.
Hidden leaks and burst pipes pinpointed with electronic detection, then fixed, walls, slabs, or supply lines, before they do real damage.
Running, clogged, or leaking toilets repaired or replaced fast, from a quick flapper fix to a full comfort-height, efficient install.
Burst pipe or sewage backup? We answer emergency calls around the clock across Camas, fast response and upfront pricing, even after hours.
Sewer trouble diagnosed with a camera inspection, then honest repair-vs-replace options, from root removal to a full line replacement.
These reviews come straight from our Google Business Profile, unedited. If we have worked on your Camas home, downtown or up on the hill, a review there helps the next homeowner decide who to call.
Yes, including repair, descaling and replacement. Tankless units are common in the newer Camas homes and they do need periodic service, particularly descaling. A unit that has never been serviced will usually show it in reduced hot water output before it fails outright.
Often yes. In larger Camas homes the fixture is simply a long way from the water heater. A recirculation system solves it, and if you already have one that stopped working, the pump or its timer is usually the culprit rather than the heater.
Depends on the fixture and what is behind it. In older downtown homes, we look at the supply lines and shutoffs feeding it too, since those are frequently the parts actually near failure. We will give you both options with prices rather than deciding for you.
Yes. A lot of our Camas work is remodel plumbing, and that means coordinating with other trades and hitting the window between demolition and drywall. Give us the schedule and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit it.
Yes. Along with Camas itself, from downtown to Prune Hill, Grass Valley and the Lacamas Lake area, we work throughout Washougal and out toward Fern Prairie.
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