Beaverton - Fast Water Heater Company

You can put your mind at ease in the knowledge that we are as concerned about the professionalism of our technicians as you are. We examine their experience and skills thoroughly before we send them out to you.

Fast Water Heater in Beaverton has insurance and a license to do business and we’re in league with Oregon’s Energy Trust, Portland General Electric and Northwest Natural.

Our customers truly do come first. Whether you love us or you want to tell us how we can do better, please do not hesitate to visit our website and let us know!

Our hours of operation are:
 Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 8:00pm
Saturday and Sunday from 8:00am to 5:00pm

If you have a question or any kind of problem regarding your water heater, dial our number – we’re waiting to hear from you! You can contact us:

— Beaverton Local Number: 971-238-6048

— Our website at: www.fastwaterheater.com/contact.asp

Beaverton Code Enforcement

The state of Oregon demands by law that any company or individual putting in a water heater must have a permit. Due to the fact that Fast Water Heater has a great reputation in the eyes of the state, we are allowed to have a permit for plumbing with a label described as minor. This means that, occasionally, the state of Oregon chooses a few houses, which they visit to make sure that everything is safe and secure.

Items Not Currently Being Enforced by Beaverton

Fortunately, you do not have to worry about the state of Oregon’s laws regarding plumbing in general. It was decided, in 2002, that, as long as you have your water heater inspected and it is judged to be safe in the eyes of the company that created it, everything is all right as far as the state of Oregon goes.

In Oregon, there are some locations that demand that you have a mechanical permit as well as a minor label one. Usually, when you have to acquire a mechanical permit, there are extra rules governing water heaters. When we come around to visit, we will let you know exactly what these extra rules involve and whether or not you have to purchase anything to follow them. The rules really do vary from company to company.

At the moment, we do not need a mechanical permit to work in Beaverton. A minor label permit is sufficient. Your safety, however, is our first priority, so you can rest assured that we will check your vents and gas supply thoroughly. If you need to buy any equipment to ensure that these systems present no danger, in light of your new water heater being set up, then we will not hesitate to tell you. Even though Beaverton law states that you do not have to worry about mechanical codes in this case, the state of Oregon does demand that you meet the water heater manufacturer’s standards when it comes to vents and gas supply.

What’s more, despite the fact that the state of Oregon is not currently enforcing the code for plumbers when it comes to water heaters, we will suggest some pieces of equipment that might reduce danger to you, your family and your home. We treat all of our customers with specialized, individual attention, and we are fully aware that every house is different. We will make suggestions based on your particular situation and needs.

Whatever the law demands and whatever advice we decide to give you, we will provide you with a definite quote prior to starting our job. We believe that clear communication is essential to customer satisfaction and business success.

As stated earlier, there is a chance that the state of Oregon might pull your home out of the hat, so to speak, and decide to pay a visit to check on the safety of your water heater. If that happens, they will ask one of their inspectors to get in touch with you to organize a home visit. If the inspector finds anything at all wrong with our work, then please dial our number as soon as you can. We will be at your place in a flash, ready to sort out any issues.