One real, licensed plumbing team — not a lead-selling call center. Rooster's Plumbing runs North Seattle calls from our Bothell shop about 20 minutes away: upfront flat pricing approved before work starts, licensed employees only, and a lifetime craftsmanship warranty.
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Real local crew · Upfront flat price · North Seattle & Shoreline
When you type "plumber near me" in Seattle, you get a page full of national lead brokers that sell your number to whoever pays most. That's not us.
Rooster's Plumbing is a family-run, locally owned company based in Bothell, about 20 minutes north of North Seattle via I-5. Our licensed technicians run the North End — Lake City, Northgate, Green Lake, Ravenna, Wedgwood — most days of the week, so you get one honest price before work starts, and the same crew that shows up finishes the job.
A dripping faucet in a Ballard bungalow or a sewer replacement under a 1920s craftsman in Wallingford — the process is the same: a straight answer, a firm quote, and work that lasts.
Plumbing Services in Seattle
From a shut-off valve swap in a Lake City rambler to a whole-home repipe in a 1920s craftsman — every job with upfront pricing and our lifetime craftsmanship warranty.
Clogged drains, main line backups, hydro jetting, and camera inspections.
No hot water, leaking tanks, expansion tanks, and tankless upgrades.
Under-slab leaks, dripping pipes, faucets, toilets, and damage prevention.
Replace failing galvanized or poly pipe with PEX or copper. Whole-home repipes.
Toilets, faucets, disposals, shower and tub fixtures, shut-off valves.
Burst pipes, sewer backups, active leaks. Call now — urgent Seattle calls go first.
Common Seattle plumbing issues
North Seattle's housing stock runs from 1910s craftsman bungalows to 2000s townhomes, often on the same block. The plumbing problems differ wildly — and the city's tree canopy makes sewer work a specialty here.
Seattle's canopy is beautiful and brutal on clay and cast iron laterals. If you're snaking the same line every year, a camera inspection shows whether it's a spot repair, lining, or full replacement — and we price all three honestly.
Pre-1960 homes often still run galvanized steel supply lines; some 80s–90s remodels were done in polybutylene. Both fail predictably. We inspect, explain your options, and repipe in PEX or copper with minimal drywall damage.
Newer townhomes stack plumbing in shared chases, which makes locating a leak the hard part. We use pressure testing and acoustic locating before opening anything, then coordinate with neighbors if access crosses a party wall.
Older North End basements take on water during the wet months. We track down the source — failed hose bib, cracked line, bad sump — and fix it before it becomes mold.
