One licensed team for all of it, with the electrical and gas work handled on the same
visit when a job needs it. Same-day as scheduling permits, emergencies prioritized, and
one upfront price in writing before any work begins.
Puget Sound ranges from our cost guides. Your written price comes after a plumber has seen
the job; these are for planning.
We serve it every week. Shoreline sits between our Seattle and Everett offices, about sixteen miles from Everett and twelve from Seattle, so we dispatch from whichever office has a plumber closest to you that day.
Usually a combination of an original clay or concrete side sewer, tree roots that have found the joints, and heavy ground water in the wet season. We clear the line, then put a camera down it so you can see the cause and decide between spot repair, lining or replacement with real information.
Often yes, with a ducted or hybrid unit and the right condensate and airflow plan. We size it to the household, handle the Seattle City Light incentive paperwork, and our electricians run the circuit on the same visit.
Call Eco. Shut off the main if water is running where it should not, leave the house first for any gas smell, and a licensed plumber is dispatched the same day as scheduling permits, emergencies first.
Shoreline was built in one great post-war wave, and its plumbing shows it. Thousands of 1950s and 1960s ramblers from Richmond Beach to North City and Ridgecrest still have their original cast-iron drains, galvanized supply lines and undersized water heater closets. Homes on the bluff above the Sound add steep side sewers and drainage that has to be respected in the wet season.
Eco serves Shoreline from our Everett office on the north side, with the Seattle office as a second base when scheduling calls for it. Either way you get a licensed Eco plumber, a diagnosis before a recommendation, and one upfront price in writing.
Neighbourhoods we work most: Richmond Beach, Innis Arden, Ridgecrest, North City, Echo Lake, Briarcrest.