Wild Weasel Plumbing

With years of experience in new construction we pride ourselves on quality over quantity.   Most new construction companies only care about how quick and cheap they can get the project done.   We care about workmanship that will outlast the material.    

We specialize in service plumbing.   From leaking faucets to diagnosing and repairing hidden or complex plumbing issues.   

Remodels are an investment and investment you need to protect.   We highly recommend having the plumbing done by a licensed plumber.   Call us today for a free consultation!   

Over the years water heaters have gotten more complex from just your standard tank water heater.   The three most common water heaters today are tank style, tankless and heat pump water heaters.   Call us today for a free estimate and consultation!  

Custom homes are more challenging than track homes.    This is what we like about custom homes is the challenge.   Over the years we've worked on all brands of fixtures and installations of plumbing.   Please call us with any questions about your plans and we will be glad to help you.  

   Main water lines are common calls in the plumbing industry.    The complexity of each one is usually different.   It usually involves doing a spot repair or having to install new main water line from meter to shut off valve inside the property.   Call us today for your options so we can start the process of getting it repaired.   

Re piping your house is sometimes your best option.   From galvanized pipes causing your water to be brown and clogging your plumbing fixtures, CPVC constantly causing water damage,  or copper pipe getting to the age of needing repair the best option is replace with PEX.   Call us today for a free estimate!   

We recommend checking your crawl space at least once a year.   Right now you could have a drain or water line leaking causing problems in crawl space.   The bugs we've seen from a leaking kitchen drain is like no other bugs we've seen.   Call us today for a free consultation!  

We recommend checking your water pressure periodically.   Oregon code requires your water pressure to be between 15 and 80 PSI.   If your water pressure is over 80 PSI  it is not good for your fixtures and plumbing.   If your PSI is over 80 PSI you will need a Pressure Reducing Valve and expansion tank.