Emergency Plumber in Wilsonville, OR
A burst pipe at 2 a.m. or a water heater that quits on a cold morning cannot wait for business hours. Call the 24/7 line to line up a plumber for your Wilsonville home or business, with a clear price before work starts.
- Ask about availability when you call
- Clear price before work starts
- Same-day appointments when available
Water on the floor? Start here.
Shut off the main water valve, stay clear of wet outlets, then call. We dispatch around the clock.
Plumbing services for Wilsonville homes and businesses
From a 2 a.m. burst pipe to a planned water heater swap, every service below has its own page with what to expect, what drives the price and what to do while you wait.
Drain Cleaning
Clogged sinks, tubs and main lines cleared the same day when a crew is free.
Drain Cleaning details
Water Heater Repair
No hot water, leaks at the tank or a pilot that will not stay lit.
Water Heater Repair details
Water Heater Replacement
A failed tank swapped for a new one, sized and vented to suit the home.
Water Heater Replacement details
Water Heater Installation
Planned installs, moves and upgrades, scheduled around your week.
Water Heater Installation details
Tankless Water Heater
Install, descale and service work on on-demand heaters.
Tankless Water Heater details
Leak Detection
Find hidden leaks behind walls, under slabs and along buried lines.
Leak Detection details
Burst Pipe Repair
Water shut off, pipe cut out and replaced, and the damage limited.
Burst Pipe Repair details
Sewer Inspection
A camera run through the line before you buy, dig or renovate.
Sewer Inspection details
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water that scours grease, scale and roots from pipe walls.
Hydro Jetting details
Faucet and Sink Repair
Drips, failed shutoffs and slow flow at kitchen and bath sinks.
Faucet and Sink Repair details
Garbage Disposal Repair
Jammed, leaking or humming disposals repaired or replaced.
Garbage Disposal Repair details
Water Service Line Repair
The pipe from the meter to the house, repaired or replaced.
Water Service Line Repair details
Plumbing Installation
New fixtures, remodels, additions and rough-in work.
Plumbing Installation details
Commercial Plumbing
Restaurants, offices, retail and multifamily, including after-hours calls.
Commercial Plumbing detailsSwipe or scroll sideways to see every service.
What happens when you call our emergency plumber in Wilsonville
An emergency plumber is a plumber who answers at any hour and treats stopping damage as the first job and the final repair as the second. In Wilsonville that usually means a burst supply line, a sewer backup, a failed water heater or a toilet that will not stop overflowing.
The call matters as much as the truck. The dispatcher asks where the water is coming from, whether you can reach the main shutoff and whether anyone is in danger, then tells you what to do in the next five minutes while a crew is lined up.
You call
The 24/7 line answers and the dispatcher takes your address and the symptoms.
You get steps
Shutoff and safety instructions while a crew is assigned to your job.
We stop the damage
The technician isolates the leak or clears the line before anything else.
You see the price
A clear price comes before the repair starts, and you decide from there.
When to call the 24/7 line and when to book a visit
Not every plumbing problem needs a midnight truck roll, and being honest about that keeps the emergency crews free for the jobs that cannot wait. Use this table as a quick filter, then call if you are unsure.
| Situation | Call now? | What to do while you wait |
|---|---|---|
| Burst pipe or active leak | Yes, call now | Shut off the main valve, switch off power to the wet area, and call the 24/7 line. |
| Sewage backing up from a drain or toilet | Yes, call now | Stop using every fixture and keep children and pets out of the area. |
| Gas smell near a water heater or range | Leave first | Go outside and call your gas utility or 911 before calling a plumber. |
| No hot water in winter | Same day if possible | Check the breaker or pilot, then call. A leaking tank is an emergency, a cold shower is not. |
| One slow sink or tub drain | Book a visit | Skip the chemical cleaners and ask for the next opening. |
| Running toilet or dripping faucet | Book a visit | Close the fixture shutoff valve under the sink or behind the toilet if the water bill worries you. |
Not sure whether it counts as an emergency?
Call and describe what you see. The dispatcher will tell you honestly whether it can wait for a morning appointment.
Why Wilsonville homeowners call Wilsonville Express Plumbing
A line that gets answered
The emergency line runs 24/7, so a Saturday night leak gets the same dispatcher a Tuesday morning clog does.
Price before work
You hear a clear price before work starts, and a bigger job gets a new price before more is done.
Check any plumber
Ask for the license details of whoever comes to your home, and verify any Oregon contractor through the state license search.
Wilsonville and nearby towns
The line takes calls from Wilsonville neighborhoods such as Villebois and Old Town, and from Sherwood and towns along I-5.
What plumbing looks like across Wilsonville
Wilsonville sits on the north bank of the Willamette River, next to I-5 and about 17 miles from downtown Portland, with more than 26,000 residents. The city's own neighborhood guide shows how different the housing is from one side of town to the other, and that changes what we look for when we arrive.
Villebois
The city's largest new neighborhood is still under construction, with single-family homes, condos, row homes and apartments near SMART Central. In attached homes a leak can reach a neighbor fast, so closing your unit's shutoff and telling the property manager come first. In a recent build, ask the builder about warranty coverage before you authorize a repair.
Charbonneau
Charbonneau started in 1972 and is one of Oregon's earliest planned communities, with about 3,500 residents across the river. A home that has passed 50 years has usually seen its original water heater replaced at least once, and old shutoff valves and supply lines are worth testing before they fail on their own schedule.
Old Town
Old Town sits near Boones Ferry Park. In any building that has stood a while, long-unused shutoff valves and aging drain lines are the usual finds, so a camera look at a slow main line often saves a bigger problem later.
Frog Pond
Frog Pond, in the northeast, has three subdivisions still being built. New plumbing can still fail at a fitting, and a defect found early is a warranty conversation with the builder before it is a paid repair.
What the city says about your water, and what it means for your pipes
Wilsonville's primary water source is the Willamette River Water Treatment Plant, in service since 2002 and run day to day by Veolia under contract with the city. Eight wells in the Columbia River Basalt Aquifer are kept in reserve for emergencies, and the city raises the finished water's pH to between 7.4 and 8.0.
In October 2024 the city reported that it had inspected 367 private service lines built before 1986 and found no lead, and its summer 2024 lead and copper testing came in below the action levels. The city also notes that it cannot control the plumbing inside your home, so the pipes, fittings and fixtures past the meter are still worth a look in an older house.
The city's annual report does not list a hardness figure, so if scale on fixtures or a short-lived water heater has you wondering, test your tap or ask the utility for its latest water quality report before buying a softener.
What decides the price of a plumbing repair
We do not quote prices without seeing the problem, because the same symptom can come from a ten-minute fix or a half-day dig. What we do promise is a clear price before work starts. These are the things that move the number.
Emergency plumbing across Wilsonville and nearby ZIP codes
Our home ZIP is 97070, which covers Wilsonville from Old Town and Memorial Park to Villebois and Frog Pond. Crews also run up I-5 to Sherwood in ZIP 97140, about five and a half miles away, and take calls in Tualatin (97062) and Newberg (97132).
Oregon City and Lake Oswego are on our list of nearby towns as well. If you are not sure we reach your street, call and ask, since the dispatcher knows where crews are working that day.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Wilsonville
Each page below covers what the City of Wilsonville says about the area and which plumbing services fit the problems homeowners there ask about.
Villebois, Charbonneau, Old Town, Frog Pond and the Village at Main Street.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The line at (503) 974-3329 is answered 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays, and the dispatcher routes burst pipes, sewage backups and failed water heaters first.
Planned work such as a new faucet or a fixture upgrade is booked for regular hours, so the after-hours crews stay free for real emergencies.
The dispatcher gives you a realistic window when you call, based on where the crews are and what else is open. We do not promise a fixed arrival time, because a promise we cannot keep helps nobody standing in a wet kitchen. Same-day appointments are offered when a crew is available.
Shut off the main water valve if water is running, and switch off power to any wet room from the breaker panel, never with wet hands or from standing water. Move rugs and electronics out of the way and take photos of the damage for your records.
For a sewage backup, stop using every drain and toilet in the house. For a gas smell, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 before you call us.
Yes. A technician diagnoses the problem first and gives you a clear price before work starts, so you can say yes or no with the number in front of you. If the job turns out to be bigger than the phone call suggested, the price is reset before anything more is done.
We serve all of Wilsonville (ZIP 97070), including Villebois, Charbonneau, Old Town, Frog Pond, Canyon Creek and Wilsonville Meadows. We also take calls in Sherwood, OR (97140) and in nearby Tualatin (97062), Newberg (97132), Oregon City and Lake Oswego.
You can check any Oregon contractor yourself with the Construction Contractors Board license search, and the Building Codes Division keeps a license holder search for plumbers.
It is a good habit with every contractor. Ask whoever comes to your home for their license details, and a plumber who is happy to be checked is a good sign.
Need a plumber in Wilsonville right now?
The line is open 24/7. Tell the dispatcher what you see, and you will get steps to follow and a clear price before work starts.
Call (503) 974-3329