Published by Orem 24/7 Plumbing, a call-only dispatch service for Orem, UT. Page published November 6, 2026.
Lakeridge is planned together with Stonewood in the City of Orem's Stonewood and Lakeridge plan. The plan counts about 59 percent of homes in the two neighborhoods as renter-occupied, which makes Lakeridge unusual among the pages on this site.
A neighborhood with many renters has a different plumbing problem: the person who calls is often not the person who owns the pipes. This page says what the plan documents and what it does not, and keeps the advice General where there is no source.
What we can and cannot say about Lakeridge.
Most plan figures cover Stonewood and Lakeridge together, and the rows say so.
| Topic | Status | What this means. |
|---|---|---|
| Neighborhood name | Verified | Lakeridge is a named neighborhood in an adopted City of Orem plan, shared with Stonewood. |
| Street boundaries | Unknown | The plan relies on a map for boundaries, so this page lists no boundary streets. |
| Park and school | Verified | The plan shows Westmore Park in Lakeridge and names Lakeridge Junior High at 300 West and 800 South. |
| Main building period | Verified | For the two neighborhoods combined, most homes were built between 1990 and 2000, with some as early as 1940 and some as late as 2014. |
| Housing types | Verified | For the combined area, 42 percent single-family detached, 23 percent tri-plex or quad-plex and 15 percent large multifamily. |
| Tenure | Verified | Roughly 59 percent renter-occupied and 41 percent owner-occupied, with 3 percent vacancy, for the combined area. |
| Recent building | Verified | Since 1990 most new residential development has been infill and new multifamily along State Street. |
| Pipe materials, sewer capacity, flooding | Unknown | The plan does not mention sewer lines or flooding for Lakeridge. |
| Who owns your fixture | General | Depends on your lease or ownership. Ask before authorizing any work. |
When the caller is not the owner.
If you rent in Lakeridge, a plumbing problem usually starts with your landlord. Tell them in writing and keep a copy. This is General advice and rules vary by lease. If you own a unit, a condo or a townhome, the question is where your responsibility ends and the building's begins, which a homeowners association document can answer.
Common repairs in multi-unit and mixed housing are small and repeated: a drain that slows in a shared stack, a toilet that will not stop running, a faucet that drips. See drain cleaning, toilet repair and faucet and fixture repair for how each is usually handled.
Water heaters are another frequent topic. In a building with several units, a heater may serve one unit or many, so check before assuming a repair is yours to order. If it is yours, water heater repair explains the typical failures.
Description matters on the phone as well. Say which unit and floor the problem is on, whether neighbors are affected, and whether the water is still running. A backup that hits several units at once is a building matter and usually needs the manager involved, while a leak under one sink is usually contained to that unit. Neither case is something this page can judge from outside, which is why a short call comes first.
Describe the problem and your street when you call.
Call (385) 488-1892Before you call from a rental or shared building.
This list is General advice.
- Confirm in writing who is responsible for the problem fixture.
- Find out whether the water heater serves your unit alone.
- Learn where the unit's shutoff valve is, and the building's if it is shared.
- Photograph the damage and any water on the floor.
- Call (385) 488-1892 if you are authorized to request the work.
Related pages.
The Orem service area page lists the wider region. Sharon is another Orem neighborhood page where older and multifamily housing mix.
Questions about plumbing in Lakeridge, Orem
No. The plan reports tenure for Stonewood and Lakeridge combined, and this page labels it that way.
Usually the landlord or manager decides, because they own the fixtures. Check your lease first, then ask for approval in writing before any work.
No. It names Public Works as the provider of water, storm water and water reclamation services citywide and does not describe conditions in Lakeridge.
No. Calls are answered by phone, and timing depends on the day and who is available. Ask what to expect for your address when you call.
Sources and references
- City of Orem, Stonewood and Lakeridge Neighborhood Plan, https://orem.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Stonewood-Lakeridge_Plan.pdf.
- City of Orem neighborhoods list, https://orem.gov/neighborhoods/.