Plumber in Newberg, OR
OVERVIEWPlumber in Newberg, OR
Sherwood Plumbing Company serves Newberg, OR and the Chehalem Valley — homes, wineries, and vacation rentals alike — from our Sherwood office about 25 minutes away. Newberg has a different plumbing profile than our closer-in cities. The Chehalem Valley wine country draws vacation rentals, hospitality properties, and larger rural-residential homes alongside the traditional downtown residential and George Fox University–adjacent neighborhoods. The plumbing work reflects that variety: tank water heater replacements in downtown Newberg homes, larger-scale systems in tasting rooms, and country properties with their own quirks.
Sherwood Plumbing Company is headquartered at 22800 SW Conifer Drive in Sherwood, about a 25-minute drive from Newberg via Highway 99W. We’ve been running since 2013 under Devin Drew Adams.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWWhat plumbing services does Sherwood Plumbing offer in Newberg?
We provide full residential plumbing service in Newberg, including water heater repair, drain cleaning, sewer line repair, leak detection, toilet repair, gas piping, pipe repair, faucet repair, and backflow work.
- Water heater repair and replacement
- Drain cleaning
- Sewer line repair
- Leak detection and repair
- Toilet repair and replacement
- Gas piping
- Pipe repair and re-pipe
- Faucet and fixture repair
- Backflow repair and replacement
GOOD TO KNOWWhich Newberg neighborhoods and property types does Sherwood Plumbing serve?
We serve downtown Newberg, the area near George Fox University, the Chehalem Cultural Center / downtown core, the Highway 99W corridor near the Allison Inn & Spa, rural-residential properties outside the city limits, and vacation rentals throughout the Chehalem Valley.
Downtown Newberg along N College Street and N Main Street. Older residential and commercial. Some of Newberg’s older housing stock carries the plumbing histories of pre-1960 homes: galvanized supply in some stretches, clay sewer laterals.
Near George Fox University. Mix of older residential and rental housing. Student and faculty housing in the area sees regular turnover, and we do drain, water heater, and fixture work in these homes frequently.
Chehalem Cultural Center / downtown core residential. Established housing with the typical Newberg age profile.
Highway 99W corridor and commercial near the Allison Inn & Spa. Hospitality and wine-country commercial work requires discretion. We keep trucks out of guest sightlines when possible, schedule around events, and coordinate with property management.
Rural-residential outside the city limits. Larger lots, sometimes on well and septic (which limits some of our work — septic is a different trade in Oregon), sometimes on city water. Rural properties often have more plumbing to manage: outbuildings, guest houses, multiple water heaters.
Vacation rentals throughout the Chehalem Valley. Short-term rental properties have specific needs: reliability between guests, minimum-downtime scheduling, and discrete visits that don’t disrupt stays. We coordinate with property managers on these.
OUR PROCESSHow does Newberg's housing stock affect plumbing needs?
Newberg’s housing spans pre-1960 downtown homes with galvanized supply, 1960s-80s copper-supply residential, post-2000 PEX builds, varied rural-residential properties, and commercial hospitality sites with their own service needs. Newberg spans a broader range of housing than most cities in our service area:
Pre-1960 downtown homes. Original galvanized supply in some, clay sewer laterals common. Most have had partial or full repipes by now but original sections sometimes remain.
1960s-1980s residential. Copper supply predominant. Many of these homes on their second-generation water heater by now.
Post-2000 newer builds throughout the city limits. PEX supply, modern fixtures.
Rural-residential properties in Chehalem Valley. Wide variety. Some 1970s ranches on large lots, some newer custom builds, some very old farmhouses. Each is its own plumbing inventory.
Commercial hospitality. Wineries, tasting rooms, vacation rentals, inns. Generally newer plumbing, but with commercial-grade service needs: backflow assembly repair and replacement, grease traps on properties with food service, high-flow requirements for tasting-room sinks. (We do not do annual backflow certification testing — that requires a separate state certification.)
OUR PROCESSHow long does it take Sherwood Plumbing to reach Newberg?
About 25 minutes from our Sherwood office via Highway 99W. Traffic on 99W can add time during peak hours, especially heading west on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings (wine-country tourism is real). We plan Newberg jobs with realistic expectations for drive time.
ABOUT SHERWOOD PLUMBINGAbout the shop
Sherwood Plumbing has been running since 2013 under Devin Drew Adams. We’re headquartered in Sherwood, the only plumbing company actually based in town. Our techs know the housing stock around here: the 1970s gas tank in a Sherwood ranch, the 2015 tankless in a Villebois build, the electric tank in a Cedar Hills postwar home. That local knowledge is the difference between a diagnosis that takes 20 minutes and one that takes two hours.
We carry $1,000,000 in general liability through Contractors Bonding & Insurance. Oregon CCB license #200851 (Plumbing, Residential RGC General Contractor). PB1381 with the Oregon Building Codes Division. $25,000 surety bond. 220 Google reviews at 4.7 stars.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSFrequently asked questions
Yes. Vacation rental work often requires coordination with property managers and scheduling around guest stays. We handle both.
Light commercial plumbing work at wineries and tasting rooms — repairs, backflow assembly repair and replacement, fixture replacements, drain work. We don’t do annual backflow certification testing (that requires a separate state cert). Larger commercial projects are case-by-case. [verify with Devin: commercial hospitality scope we advertise]
For plumbing inside the house (water heaters, drains inside the building, fixtures, supply lines): yes. For septic tank or drain field work: no. That’s a different trade and different licensing. We’ll tell you honestly if what you need is on the septic side.
About 25 minutes from our Sherwood office under normal traffic, sometimes longer on weekends. We schedule Newberg jobs with realistic timing.
Yes. Oregon CCB #200851 covers Yamhill County. We pull permits through the City of Newberg or Yamhill County when required.