When you need a plumber in Portland, call us at Apollo Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning. We promise to get someone to your door fast to help you solve all of your plumbing problems ASAP. Stop searching online for “plumbers near me” and call us instead!
We promise to always get someone to your door fast. We’ll send you an experienced plumber who can solve all of your plumbing problems efficiently so you can get your life back to normal quickly.
We will perform any plumbing repair that you need to have done in Portland. No matter what is going on, we will make sure you get the right solutions for you and your family. Whether you need water line repair in Portland or sewer service or your bathroom is broken, we’ll make sure you get the help you need in a timely manner.
When you need water heater service in Portland, call us at Apollo Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning. We’ll fix your broken water heater, perform maintenance on your water heater, or help you get a new water heater that will work for you for many years. When your water heater isn’t working, call Apollo!
Do you need sewer line repair in Portland? We can get those cracks and breaks in your sewer line fixed so you can use it normally.
We can also help you with drain cleaning in Portland. Whether the backup is in your kitchen drain, your bathroom drain, or your sewer line, we’ll get it cleaned out and make sure things are flowing again smoothly before we leave.
When you need an emergency plumber in Portland, OR, our team will get to you quickly. We are the “emergency plumber near me” that you’ve been searching for. Call us whenever your plumbing needs help, whether it’s day, night, or even on a holiday.
Rely on the experts at Apollo Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning whenever you need help with your plumbing. We are a favorite plumber in Portland, OR and we would love to help you and your family live well there. Make your appointment now.
Worried about the cost of preventive plumbing maintenance vs. cost of repair and replacement. We can help you with that. Read our article here. Read about the common plumbing issues that people are facing.
For more information about plumbing maintenance you can read here. If you are having similar plumbing issue, read here the General Plumbing FAQ and see what people are asking for. We also provide below services:
• Leaky Faucets
• Low Water Pressure
• Grease
• Pipe Clogs
• Water Heater Installation
• Water Heater Repair
• Tankless Water Heater Installation
• Cracked Pipe Repair
• Slab Leak Repair
• Sewer Backup
You probably have a leak somewhere. If you haven’t noticed any standing water, stained ceilings or drywall, or soggy spots, start by checking your toilets. Put a few drops of food coloring into your toilet tank and wait 15 minutes (do not flush while you’re waiting!). If you see color in your tank, it is leaking and the ball and/or flapper need to be replaced. If you can’t find your leak, give us a call and we’ll figure out where all that water is going.
We recommend a septic inspection at least once every three or four years. That way, you can catch problems before they become major issues. If your septic tank gets too full, you can end up with unwanted solids, like paper, flowing into your drain field. These will eventually block the pipes there, which can be very expensive to repair.
If your garbage disposal smells, there’s likely a buildup of food debris inside it. This debris can stick to the walls and refuse to drain. Get rid of the odor by placing ice cubes or citrus peels in it and running it for 30 seconds. Keep it running and squirt a generous helping of liquid dishwasher detergent into it. Finally, run cold water down the disposal for at least 30 seconds to wash any loosened debris away. If this doesn’t make your kitchen smell better, call us for further help.
Avoid frozen pipes this winter by taking a few easy steps. Turn off your outside faucets and remove any hoses that are connected in them, allowing any water still in the pipes to drain out. Further waterproof your pipes with a kit or supplies from your local hardware store. Follow directions on the supplies to wrap and insulate your pipes this winter. If you have a sprinkler system, get it drained and blown out before the ground freezes.
That white substance is mineral buildup and it may indicate that you have hard water. To remove it, pour a cup of vinegar into a bag. Tie the bag tightly around the faucet, so the mineral deposits are soaking in the vinegar. Leave it on overnight. In the morning, use a brush to scrape away the mineral deposits. If you can remove your sink aerators or your shower head, do so and simply soak them in vinegar overnight.
You may need to experiment to find out where you want to set the temperature on your hot water heater so you have enough hot water for your family’s needs but can save as much money as possible. Most people find that 120 degrees is the best setting for them. In fact, this is the standard that manufacturers use when they preset water heaters at the factory. If you can’t set yours to a particular temperature, start somewhere in the middle and work up or down from there.