Seattle Plumbing

Each plumbing company has unique rates and may provide different quotes for jobs or services based on their location and where you are, and the complexity of the job. While some sites may tell you the standard rate is a certain dollar value, we recommend calling a trustworthy plumber and telling them what you have going on to get a real idea of what the charge will be.

We offer free in-person repair estimates and are transparent with pricing, so you can know what to expect before we start and we will not gouge you after the repair job is done. If a job is taking longer than initially estimated or complications discovered during the job require additional cost, we will keep you informed so you are not taken aback by an increased cost unfairly.

Emergency plumbers and emergency repair services can be more expensive than regular jobs, because of the speed and pressure of the work needed to fix a large leak urgently. Emergencies also don't tend to happen at convenient times, as a leak or flooding issue is just as likely to happen over the weekend at 2 am as it is during the weekday evening. However, we make sure to tell you how much a job will cost you before we start so you aren't surprised by the cost once we're done. If a plumber isn't telling you an estimate before they start to fix the emergency, you might be in for a shock.

Having a trustworthy plumber repair service who you know will give you a fair price and take care of your water or leak emergency with care and urgency is priceless, when it comes to keeping your home or business in good shape. We strive to be the most trustworthy plumbing choice available!

Washington state has adopted the 2018 edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, however Seattle has its own plumbing code created by the SDCI (Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections) at Seattle.gov that differs from the state wide plumbing codes in some ways, mostly with additional restrictions for safety during repairs, and standards for fixtures.

If you'd like to learn more about the nuances of Seattle's plumbing code, our page "Top 5 Plumbing Questions You Should Be Asking!" has a few topics that we recommend homeowners be aware of if they own or are hoping to own a home in King County.