A licensed plumber in Lakewood, just down the road from Tacoma.
Water heaters, leaks, drains and fixtures in Lakewood and the neighborhoods around it. The person who comes out is the licensed contractor.
Water Force Plumbing LLC · WA L&I WATERFP745DR · Plumbing Contractor, residential.
Services in Lakewood
What gets fixed in Lakewood
Water heaters
Repair and replacement, gas and electric.
Licensed · Bonded · InsuredLeak & pipe repair
Pipes, fittings and shutoff valves, found and fixed.
Licensed · Bonded · InsuredDrain cleaning
Kitchen sinks, bathroom drains and mainline clogs.
Licensed · Bonded · InsuredFixtures
Faucets, toilets and disposals, repaired or installed.
Licensed · Bonded · Insured
Lakewood
What is different about a Lakewood job
The city checks the license first. Lakewood issues its own permit for a water heater replacement through the city permit center, and the application asks for a registered plumbing contractor. The WA L&I license on this page is what that line needs. Where a permit is required, it is a separate item on the quote.
The water is Lakewood Water District's up to the meter and yours after it. A leak between the meter box and the house is plumbing; a leak at the meter or in the street is the district's. In a cold snap the pipes that split are on outside walls, in crawl spaces and at hose bibs with a hose still on, so find the main shutoff before the first freeze.
Request a quote
Tell us what happened
The visit in Lakewood runs the same way as anywhere in the service area: the contractor on the license is the one who comes, and the license, bond and insurance are the same public record.
Prepare your request and review it before sending. For an active leak or no water at all, call to check availability.
Tell us what needs fixing
Prepare a text message, then send it from your messaging app. For an active leak, call (425) 615-3904.
(425) 615-3904Questions
Questions Lakewood homeowners ask
Do you work in Lakewood?
Yes. Lakewood and the neighborhoods around it are in the service area, with the same license, bond and insurance as in Tacoma.
Who issues the permit for a water heater in Lakewood?
The City of Lakewood, through its permit center. The application names the plumbing contractor, and the city checks the registration before it issues the permit. Where a permit is required, it is a separate item on the quote.
The relief valve on my water heater drips. Is the heater failing?
Usually it is the valve, or pressure building in a closed system. An expansion tank takes the pressure; a new valve takes a worn valve. The tank itself is in question only when water comes from the bottom or from under the jacket.
No water at one tap in a cold snap. Is the pipe frozen?
Likely. Leave that tap open a crack, warm the room it is in, and keep any flame away from the pipe. If the pipe split while frozen, the leak shows when it thaws, so know where the main shutoff is before it does, and call once you see water.