Drainage Repair in Seattle

Watch for frequent clogs in sinks, showers, or toilets, foul odors from drains or outdoor areas, water that drains slower than usual, standing water pooling around drainage points in your yard, cracks in walls or foundation from excess moisture, and a sudden increase in pests drawn to standing water.

We start by closely examining your property with specialized tools, including cameras that let us look inside the drains to see exactly what's wrong. Once we've identified the cause, we recommend the best way to fix it.

It depends on what the situation calls for. We offer No-Dig and Trenchless drain repair, as well as patch drain repairs. Depending on the issue, that might mean clearing blockages with high-pressure water or fixing a cracked pipe.

Both. We repair what's wrong now, and we also take steps to help stop the same issue from recurring, along with advice to keep your system working well going forward.

A footing drain sits around your home's foundation and redirects water away from it. It's made of strong pipe, usually wrapped in a fabric filter to keep soil out. Over time these can clog with mud and debris, which slows or stops drainage and can let water seep into your basement. We do address footing drain issues, though it's worth knowing the repair is involved and often a temporary fix.

Repairing one means digging around the foundation, removing nearby plants, and sometimes taking apart nearby structures. After the work, the loosened soil around the foundation can absorb water quickly, which may lead to more clogs and seepage down the line. That's why watching for early signs matters.

Yes. Excess moisture from poor drainage can show up as cracks in your walls or foundation, which is one of the warning signs we look for. Water seeping in through a failing footing drain can also cause basement damage.