King County Assessor records show a finished basement on 36.6 percent of residential buildings in Bothell's King County part.
Call Details for Bothell Sewage Help
Bothell sewage call details come down to one number, (425) 548-1472, where you speak with a local restoration company. Give your address, because the county line changes your sewer provider and permit office.
(425) 548-1472
Phone hours: 24/7
Area covered: Bothell, WA plus 15 nearby places
Calls to this number can be recorded. Washington's consent law, RCW 9.73.030, calls for consent from all parties, as the Attorney General's 1980 opinion quotes it.
Facts to Gather Before You Dial
What to have ready for a sewage call comes down to these 7 details, and you can gather each one without entering the affected area.
- Source of the backup, such as a floor drain, toilet, tub, or shower, and whether it has stopped
- Time you first saw the sewage
- Rooms and floors affected, with a rough square footage
- Look of the water: clear, gray, or sewage
- Photos of the damage taken from outside the wet area
- Insurer name and policy number
- Contact details for your condo association or landlord, if you have one
Backups People Call About
The City of Bothell sewers about 50 percent of the city, so the first sewer call depends on your address.
City Standard Detail 608 compares your lowest drain with the next upstream maintenance hole.
Your restoration company sets the water category from the source and the inspection, floors below included.
Buildings of 5 or more units hold 28.6 percent of Bothell's housing units, so the association or landlord enters the call.
Places This Number Covers
- Bothell, WA
- Canyon Park, Bothell
- Westhill, Bothell
- North Creek, Bothell
- Country Village, Bothell
- Kenmore, WA
- Woodinville, WA
- Kirkland, WA
- Bothell West, WA
- Bothell East, WA
- Brier, WA
- Lake Forest Park, WA
- Lynnwood, WA
- Mill Creek, WA
- Mill Creek East, WA
- Mountlake Terrace, WA
This site has no contact form, so a phone call is how you reach a restoration company here.
The facts on this page come from 10 public documents, among them records from IICRC, Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner, and Washington State Office of the Attorney General. The how we check sewage facts page lists each one with its check date.
One Phone Call for a Bothell Sewer Backup
Call to ask a local water damage restoration company about extracting the water in your Bothell home.
(425) 548-1472