The Old Farm District is in southeast Bend. For a plumbing request here, start with the problem you can see. You do not need to decide which part has failed before calling.
Is the sink leaking, draining slowly, or both?
Water under a kitchen sink and water sitting in its basin are different observations. Tell the provider if moisture appears when the faucet runs, when the sink empties, or after an appliance uses water. If you cannot tell, say so. Do not run more water through an active leak just to test it.
Remove stored items only if the area is safe and dry enough to approach. Keep clear of outlets, wiring, and equipment that has become wet. A bucket may contain a small drip temporarily, but it does not make continued use safe or repair the problem.
Explain what has already been tried
Mention any drain product, plunging, or earlier repair. If a chemical cleaner was used, keep its packaging available and tell the provider before work starts. Do not add another product or mix cleaners.
For a recurring issue, note how long the previous improvement lasted. Ask whether the proposed work addresses the source of the problem and what further investigation would cost. The guides to drain cleaning and under-sink leaks can help you prepare.
ZIP information for your request
Our October 6, 2026 review of the City’s Old Farm District address list found 97702. This is an address-list reference, not a promise of coverage or a substitute for checking your own postal ZIP.
The City’s district resources explain the neighborhood boundaries. Send your service ZIP and a short description, or call to check whether an independent provider can take the request.
What would you like to know?
Should I take apart the trap before calling?
You do not need to dismantle plumbing to request help. Describe the symptoms and let the provider decide what needs inspecting.
What if I cannot identify the leak source?
Report where you found water and when you noticed it. A provider can discuss inspection; you are not expected to diagnose the fault.
