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Looking for a plumber in Oregon? The water is mostly very soft, so old pipe and the occasional ice storm cause most problems. Call Same Day Plumber any time to reach an Oregon-licensed plumber.

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Plumbing in Oregon: What Differs by City

Oregon has one state plumbing code. Permits come from each city.

Most Oregon water is very soft. Portland's Bull Run water is about half a grain per gallon. Eugene, Bend and Medford are soft too.

Older homes in Portland have galvanized and cast iron pipe. Tree roots get into clay sewer lines.

Ice storms and cold snaps freeze pipes in crawl spaces and garages. Wrap them before winter.

Gresham switched from Portland's water to its own deep wells in 2026.

Pick your Oregon city below for local water, permit and repair details.

Oregon Cities With Local Plumbing Guides

Plumbing Codes, Permit Offices and Water Hardness by Oregon City

CityPlumbing codePermits issued byWater hardness
PortlandOregon Plumbing Specialty Code (based on the Uniform Plumbing Code)Portland Permitting & DevelopmentSoft
SalemOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeCity of Salem Building and SafetySoft surface water
EugeneOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeCity of Eugene Building and Permit ServicesVery soft
GreshamOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeCity of Gresham Building Permits and InspectionsNot published
BendOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeNot listedSoft to slightly hard
MedfordOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeNot listedModerately soft
BeavertonOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeNot listedNot published
HillsboroOregon Plumbing Specialty CodeNot listedNot published

How to Check a Plumber's License in Oregon

Plumbers and plumbing businesses in Oregon are licensed by the state. Before work begins, ask for the license number and look it up with the Oregon Building Codes Division.

Plumbing Services Available Across Oregon

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