# Seattle Water Damage Restoration

> Seattle Water Damage Restoration connects Seattle and King County homeowners and businesses with an independent local licensed company for water removal, structural drying and cleanup. Calls are answered 24/7. Work covers water in basements and daylight basements on sloping lots, roof and ceiling leaks in the October-to-March rainy season, burst and frozen pipes in older houses, water heater and appliance leaks, sewage backups, winter flood water, and the mold that can start fast in a damp climate. Ask for the contractor's Washington L&I registration and check it on L&I's website, and ask for the price in writing before work begins. Serving Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Renton, Redmond and Bothell.

## Key facts

- Business: Seattle Water Damage Restoration
- What: Residential and commercial water damage restoration
- Phone: (833) 490-5225 (+18334905225)
- Email: info@seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop
- Website: https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/
- Based in: Seattle, WA (service-area business; we travel to customers)
- Service area: Seattle and King County, Washington, including Seattle, Medina, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Kirkland, Seahurst, Bainbridge Island, Southworth, Kenmore, South Colby, Renton, Redmond, Rollingbay, Mountlake Terrace, Indianola, Manchester, Sammamish, Bothell, Retsil, Suquamish, Vashon, Edmonds, Bremerton, Tracyton, Port Orchard, Keyport
- Hours: Phones answered 24/7
- Languages: English
- Address: Seattle, WA 98101
- Pricing: Ask for the price in writing before work starts. Costs depend on the size of the damage and the access; national averages are not Seattle prices
- What we handle: Basement and daylight-basement water, roof and ceiling leaks, burst and frozen pipes, water heaters, appliance leaks, sewage backups, flood water, crawl spaces, apartments and commercial buildings, structural drying and mold inspection and remediation
- Who else you may need: A licensed plumber repairs the pipe or water heater; a side-sewer contractor repairs the line, which the homeowner owns; a roofer repairs the roof. Washington has no restoration-specific state licence; check the contractor's L&I registration

## Services

- [Water Damage Restoration](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/water-damage-restoration/): Moisture mapping, extraction and structural drying for Seattle houses, whether the water came down from the roof or up from the ground.
- [Emergency Water Removal](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/emergency-water-removal/): Pumps, extractors and moisture checks for standing water in Seattle basements, lower levels and living areas.
- [Basement Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/basement-flood-water-damage/): Extraction and drying for Seattle basements and daylight basements where winter groundwater, window wells or old drains let water in.
- [Burst Pipe Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/burst-pipe-water-damage/): Cleanup and drying after a pipe fails in a Seattle house, from corroded galvanized lines to fittings behind plaster.
- [Frozen Pipe Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/frozen-pipe-water-damage/): Extraction and drying after a freeze splits a pipe in a Seattle crawl space, exterior wall or unheated corner.
- [Sewage Backup Cleanup](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/sewage-cleanup/): Protective-gear cleanup after sewage backs up through a floor drain, tub or toilet in a Seattle house.
- [Flood Damage Cleanup](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/flood-damage-cleanup/): Cleanup and drying after river or storm flooding reaches a Seattle-area house, including contaminated Category 3 water.
- [Storm Damage Restoration](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/storm-damage-restoration/): Drying and cleanup after a Puget Sound windstorm or soaking front drives rain through a Seattle roof, attic or wall.
- [Roof Leak Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/roof-leak-water-damage/): Drying wet attic insulation, sheathing and ceilings after a roof leak in a Seattle house, one that may have run for weeks.
- [Crawl Space Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/crawl-space-water-damage/): Pumping and drying a wet crawl space in a Seattle-area house, including sagging insulation and damp vapor barriers.
- [Mold Remediation](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/mold-remediation/): Containment, removal of affected materials and moisture control for mold that follows water damage in Seattle homes.
- [Mold Inspection and Testing](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/mold-inspection/): A moisture-led mold inspection for Seattle homes, with a written scope you can use whoever does the removal.
- [Structural Drying and Dehumidification](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/structural-drying/): How a wet Seattle house is dried to measured readings, from plaster and fir floors to basement slabs and crawl spaces.
- [Ceiling Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/ceiling-water-damage/): Draining, drying and assessing a wet ceiling in a Seattle house, from an upstairs bathroom or a roof leak.
- [Water Heater Leak Cleanup](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/water-heater-leak-cleanup/): Extraction and drying after a water heater leaks or fails in a Seattle basement, utility closet or crawl space.
- [Appliance Leak Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/appliance-leak-water-damage/): Cleanup and drying after a washing machine, dishwasher or icemaker line leaks in a Seattle home, condo or apartment.
- [Apartment and Condo Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/apartment-condo-water-damage/): Cleanup and drying for Seattle apartments and condos, including leaks that pass through floors and who is responsible.
- [Commercial Water Damage](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/services/commercial-water-damage/): Water extraction and drying for Seattle offices, restaurants, shops and older masonry buildings, with a plan for staying open.

## Service areas

- [Seattle, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/seattle/): ZIP 98101, 98102, 98103, 98104, 98105, 98106, 98107, 98108
- [Medina, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/medina/): ZIP 98039
- [Mercer Island, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/mercer-island/): ZIP 98040
- [Bellevue, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/bellevue/): ZIP 98004, 98005, 98006, 98007, 98008, 98009, 98015
- [Kirkland, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/kirkland/): ZIP 98033, 98034, 98083
- [Seahurst, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/seahurst/): ZIP 98062
- [Bainbridge Island, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/bainbridge-island/): ZIP 98110
- [Southworth, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/southworth/): ZIP 98386
- [Kenmore, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/kenmore/): ZIP 98028
- [South Colby, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/south-colby/): ZIP 98384
- [Renton, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/renton/): ZIP 98055, 98056, 98057, 98058, 98059
- [Redmond, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/redmond/): ZIP 98052, 98053, 98073
- [Rollingbay, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/rollingbay/): ZIP 98061
- [Mountlake Terrace, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/mountlake-terrace/): ZIP 98043
- [Indianola, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/indianola/): ZIP 98342
- [Manchester, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/manchester/): ZIP 98353
- [Sammamish, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/sammamish/): ZIP 98074, 98075
- [Bothell, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/bothell/): ZIP 98011, 98021, 98041
- [Retsil, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/retsil/): ZIP 98378
- [Suquamish, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/suquamish/): ZIP 98392
- [Vashon, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/vashon/): ZIP 98070
- [Edmonds, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/edmonds/): ZIP 98020
- [Bremerton, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/bremerton/): ZIP 98310, 98311, 98314, 98337
- [Tracyton, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/tracyton/): ZIP 98393
- [Port Orchard, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/port-orchard/): ZIP 98366
- [Keyport, WA](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/areas/keyport/): ZIP 98345
- [ZIP code checker](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/zip-check/): full list of covered ZIP codes

## Pricing and answers

- [Price guide](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/pricing/): typical price ranges for every service
- [FAQ](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/faq/)
- [Water Damage Restoration Cost in Seattle: What Is Known and What Is Not](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/water-damage-restoration-cost-seattle-wa/): No Seattle or Washington price for water damage restoration was found in our research. National guides report typical totals of about $1,305 to $5,707 (Bob Vila) and an average near $3,833 (HomeAdvisor). Below those figures is a plain account of what moves a bill in a wet-climate city with basements.
- [Wet Basement in a Seattle Home: What to Do and Who Does What](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/basement-water-damage-seattle-homes/): Shut off water if a pipe is the source, stay out of standing water near outlets, photograph everything and call a restoration crew within the first day. Drying materials within 24 to 48 hours helps prevent mold. Winter groundwater and failed drain tile are common Seattle causes, and policies usually exclude them.
- [Sewer Backup in Seattle: Who Is Responsible and Who Pays](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/sewer-backup-seattle-who-pays/): In Seattle the side sewer, the pipe from your house to the street main, belongs to the property owner. Seattle Public Utilities crews fix mainline blockages but do not enter homes to clean up a sewage backup. Cleanup is yours to arrange, and insurance usually covers it only with a sewer-backup endorsement.
- [Hiring a Water Damage Contractor in Washington: Registration and What to Ask](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/washington-contractor-registration-water-damage/): Washington requires construction contractors to register with the Department of Labor & Industries under chapter 18.27 RCW, and you can check a company on L&I's website. Whether water extraction or drying alone needs registration was not sourced, so ask the company. There is no restoration-specific state licence.
- [Mold After Water Damage in Washington: Speed, Licensing and Who to Trust](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/mold-after-water-damage-washington/): Mold can start on wet drywall and wood within a day or two in a damp climate, and the EPA advises drying water-damaged materials within 24 to 48 hours. We found no Washington mold-specific licence, so check the contractor's credentials, written scope and, ideally, an independent assessor.
- [Atmospheric Rivers and Flooding Around Puget Sound: What December 2025 Showed](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/atmospheric-river-flooding-puget-sound/): From December 8 to 11, 2025, an atmospheric river dropped 15 inches or more of rain in 72 hours at many Cascade and Olympic sites, prompting a statewide emergency and sandbagging in Renton's Maplewood. River-valley homes flood first, and flood damage needs a separate policy from standard homeowners coverage.
- [Wet Winters, Slopes and Landslide Risk in Seattle: Water, Soil and Your House](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/landslide-slope-water-damage-seattle/): About 8.4 percent of Seattle is mapped slide-prone. Most slides are shallow, under roughly six to ten feet, and happen in winter and early spring, with January the most documented month. Most homeowners policies do not cover landslide, so water management on a slope is the cheap protection.
- [Old Seattle House Plumbing: Where Galvanized, Cast Iron and Clay Fail](https://seattlewaterdamagerestoration.shop/guides/old-seattle-house-plumbing-leaks/): About half of Seattle's housing was built before 1960, and plumbing-company sources say pre-1960 homes often keep galvanized or cast-iron pipes, while many pre-1964 homes pair cast-iron stacks with clay or Orangeburg side sewers. Galvanized lines corrode inside, clay joints let roots in, and leaks hide behind plaster.

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