Camas Plumber
24/7 Emergency, Drain Cleaning, Water Heaters & Repiping — No Overtime Fees

Camas receives its water from the city’s municipal system, which draws from wells and the Lacamas Lake watershed. The water hardness is moderate compared to well water systems, but it’s hard enough to cause mineral buildup in water heaters and leave deposits on fixtures over time. If you’re noticing white scale on your showerheads or your water heater is making popping noises, a water softener or descaling system is worth considering. We can test your water hardness and recommend the right solution for your home.

Homes built during Camas’s 2000-2010 growth wave are now at the age where builder-grade components start failing. Your top priorities should be: (1) a sewer camera inspection to check your lateral for root intrusion or settling, especially if you’re on a hillside lot, (2) flushing your water heater annually since original units are nearing end of life, and (3) checking under sinks for any signs of corroded supply line connectors, which were sometimes installed with brass fittings that degrade over time.

Because we maintain crews specifically assigned to the East Clark County corridor, we can typically reach Camas addresses within 45-60 minutes during business hours and within 60-90 minutes after hours. Our dispatch is 24/7, and we never charge extra diagnostic fees for emergency calls. If you have an active water leak or sewage backup, call us immediately at 360-369-3586 and we’ll prioritize your call.

Absolutely. Camas sits right at the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, and when cold east winds blow through in winter, exposed pipes in crawl spaces, garages, and exterior walls can freeze much faster than in more sheltered parts of Clark County. We recommend heat tape on vulnerable pipe runs, insulation on all crawl space plumbing, and keeping cabinet doors open under sinks on exterior walls during Gorge wind events. We offer winterization inspections every fall to identify and protect at-risk pipes before the cold hits.

Yes. We service commercial properties throughout downtown Camas, including restaurants along NE 4th Avenue, retail spaces, and office buildings. Commercial plumbing requires different expertise—grease trap maintenance, backflow testing, high-capacity water heaters—and our commercial division handles all of it. We can also set up preventive maintenance contracts to keep your business running without unexpected plumbing interruptions.