A licensed plumber in Puyallup, based next door in Tacoma.
Water heaters, leaks, drains and fixtures in Puyallup and the neighborhoods around it, South Hill included. The person who comes out is the licensed contractor.
Water Force Plumbing LLC · WA L&I WATERFP745DR · Plumbing Contractor, residential.
Services in Puyallup
What gets fixed in Puyallup
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
Puyallup
What is different about a Puyallup job
The permit office. A water heater replacement inside Puyallup city limits takes a mechanical permit from the City of Puyallup. On South Hill and in the rest of unincorporated Pierce County, the county issues it. Which office applies depends on the address; where a permit is required, it is a separate item on the quote.
The winter. In a cold snap, the pipes that burst are on outside walls, in crawl spaces, and at hose bibs with a hose still connected. Find the main shutoff before January: in most houses it is where the line enters, in the garage, the crawl space or a ground box near the street.
Request a quote
Tell us what happened
The visit in Puyallup 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 Puyallup homeowners ask
Do you come out to Puyallup?
Yes. Water Force is based in Tacoma and works in Puyallup and the neighborhoods around it, South Hill included. The same license, bond and insurance apply at every address.
Do I need a permit to replace a water heater in Puyallup?
Yes. Inside city limits, the City of Puyallup issues a mechanical permit for a water heater replacement. Outside the limits, in unincorporated Pierce County, the county issues it. Where a permit is required, it is a separate item on the quote.
Who actually shows up?
The contractor who holds the license, WA L&I WATERFP745DR. The license, the $6,000 bond and the $1,000,000 liability policy are public record on the L&I contractor lookup, and they cover the work in Puyallup the same as in Tacoma.
What should I do if a pipe bursts in a cold snap?
Close the main shutoff first: where the line enters the house, in the garage, the crawl space or a ground box near the street, clockwise until it stops. Open a tap to let the pressure out. Then call. Before winter, disconnect hoses from the hose bibs; the pipes that freeze are usually the ones with a hose still on.