Applies to floors and walls in Midtown manufactured homes and townhomes.
Country Village, Bothell, WA Sewer Backup Cleanup
Now Midtown: 3 sewer pockets and a written estimate after inspection.
Country Village Sewage Cleanup
Sewer backup cleanup in Country Village, Bothell now means the subarea the city calls Midtown. The December 2024 plan adopted that name after the Country Village center closed in 2019. Sewer service reaches 3 pockets here and other parcels remain unserved, so your address decides your first contact.
A sewage backup in the Country Village area also meets a mixed housing stock. The plan reports a larger share of manufactured homes, condos, and townhomes than the city overall. Say on the call whether your water comes from a private well, so your restoration company can note it.
Country Village Sewer and Permit Facts
You find a well row on this card because private wells supply much of the King County portion of your subarea.
| County | King County and Snohomish County |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | City of Bothell subarea that straddles the county line, now named Midtown |
| ZIP code | 98011, 98021 (read from the county split, one for each side; the city plan names neither) |
| Permit office | City of Bothell Permit Center. Covers parcels inside city limits, on either side of the county line |
| Sewer and water | Alderwood Water and Wastewater District, Canyon Heights north and the middle portion; City of Bothell, 2 multifamily complexes at the south end; Private wells across much of the King County portion |
| Electric and gas | Puget Sound Energy electric in King County; Snohomish County PUD electric in Snohomish County; Puget Sound Energy gas |
| Flood zones | The city maps a small amount of moderate flood risk along Horse Creek. It also maps landslide hazard on the ravine slopes and liquefaction hazard at Lake Pleasant and low areas. |
| Housing | No Census housing figure exists for Midtown. The plan reports more manufactured homes, condos, and townhomes than the city overall. No foundation figure was found for this subarea. |
Which Country Village Sewer Utility Serves Midtown Addresses?
The Country Village sewer utility is Alderwood from Canyon Heights north and through the middle of Midtown, including Lake Pleasant RV Park. The City of Bothell serves 2 multifamily complexes at the south end, and other parcels have no sewer service. Your provider takes the main sewer line backup report, and your restoration company asks for its name.
Does a Private Well Change a Midtown Sewage Backup Call?
Yes, a private well adds a detail to give on a Midtown sewage backup call. The city says private wells serve much of the King County portion, and this site holds no source on wells and backups. Tell your restoration company your water source, so its written scope notes the well.
Midtown Repairs Stay With One City Permit Center
Midtown repairs stay with the City of Bothell Permit Center on both sides of the county line. The office follows city limits, not ZIP 98011 or ZIP 98021. Unincorporated land outside those limits uses a county office instead, as the Bothell West page explains.
Painting, tiling, carpeting, and similar finish work sit on the city's exempt list when accessible features stay unaltered, and exempt work still meets code. A concealed drain pipe replacement needs a permit and inspection, and electrical permits come from Washington L&I. Ask your restoration company which line items in its estimate fall on each side of that list.
Local Backup Sources and What Your Restoration Company Does
Townhomes, 2 City-served complexes, highway businesses, and unserved parcels each appear in Midtown's records, and your restoration company starts each one with an inspection.
| Backup situation | What your restoration company does |
|---|---|
| A townhome on the former Country Village land backs up | Inspects the shared walls of the row, since HeraldNet reports about 92 townhomes there, and uses condo sewage backup questions for the association. |
| One of the 2 City-served multifamily complexes at the south end backs up | Notes the City as your provider, with Public Works at 425-488-0118 and after-hours Police non-emergency at 425-577-5656. |
| A business along the Bothell-Everett Highway backs up | Scopes commercial sewage cleanup on the nine-mile highway corridor and asks which county's health office covers the address. |
| An unserved parcel shows sewage indoors from an on-site system | Inspects the indoor damage and leaves sewer extension to the city, whose plan promotes it for unserved parcels; Westhill also holds parcels on septic. |
Who Repairs the Side Sewer on a Midtown Lot?
Your provider answers who repairs the side sewer on a Midtown lot, because neither Bothell's code section nor Alderwood's pages gave this site a rule. City-served complexes ask Public Works at 425-488-0118, and Alderwood addresses ask 425-743-4605. Tell your restoration company that answer, so its scope and the pipe work stay separate.
Can a Manufactured Home in Midtown Get Sewage Cleanup?
Yes, a manufactured home in Midtown can get sewage cleanup, and the plan puts a larger share of them here. Bothell counts 12 manufactured housing communities in all. Your restoration company lists what comes out under sewage-damaged drywall and flooring removal, so ask who holds the park's sewer line.
Cleanup Cards for Midtown's Mixed Housing
You can pick a card by housing type, because your manufactured home, townhome, or highway business each carries its own scope.
Covers the cleaning order in a home with a well or a shared wall.
Fits businesses along the Bothell-Everett Highway.
Fits the condos and townhomes the Midtown plan reports above the city share.
Sorts the Alderwood pockets from the City pocket at the south end.
Separates moderate Horse Creek flood risk from a sewer problem.
What Country Village Callers Want to Know
Is the Country Village Shopping Center Still Open?
No, the Country Village center closed in 2019, and the city's December 2024 plan now calls the subarea Midtown. Give your street address on the call so your restoration company notes the right provider.
Does Horse Creek Flooding Cause Sewer Backups in Midtown?
No published source ties Horse Creek flooding to a Midtown sewer backup, and this site's search found no storm surcharge event in Bothell. The city maps a small amount of moderate flood risk along the creek. Your restoration company records where water entered your building, so ask it to separate creek water from drain water in writing.
Does Sewage Cleanup in Country Village, Bothell Include Sanitizing?
Yes, your restoration company covers sewage cleanup and sanitizing under the ANSI/IICRC S500, with contamination controls ahead of restorative drying. Ask it which rooms in your Midtown home get that order of work.
Does a Home Policy Cover a Midtown Sewer Backup?
No, not without an add-on: the Washington Insurance Commissioner calls sewer backup an optional endorsement to a standard home policy. Check your declarations page, and ask your restoration company which photos of the Midtown damage to keep.
Places Close to Country Village
Pick the place where your property sits.
Alderwood sewer, PUD power, and business parks inside Bothell city limits.
Unincorporated land next to Bothell, with Alderwood sewer and Snohomish County permits.
Newest housing on this list, median 2006, with Alderwood sewer and no mapped flood hazard area.
Provider changes at the county line, with valley floor business parks and creek flooding.
Unincorporated land with county permits, 2 sewer districts, and mapped pockets no district claims.
3 sewer providers, Swamp Creek basins, and septic pockets in 701 acres.
City-run sewer with 2,150 connections, and inspections only Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Northshore sewer, King County only, and FEMA zones on 4.45 percent of the Census area.
The facts on this page come from 17 public documents, among them records from City of Bothell, HeraldNet, and US Census Bureau. 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.
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