Edmonds Plumber

Lighthouse Plumbing works in Edmonds — the Bowl and downtown, Perrinville, Westgate, Five Corners and the neighborhoods up the hill toward Highway 99. We're a Fall City company, so let's be upfront: Edmonds is one of the farther cities on our board, and we schedule it accordingly. The customers who call us here tend to want the same thing our valley customers do — a licensed crew that diagnoses carefully, explains plainly, and does the repair once, properly.

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New sewage ejector basin in an excavation with discharge piping, check valve and a coupling into old clay pipe
A sewage ejector basin set and plumbed at an Edmonds home — discharge line, check valve, and the connection back into the existing clay side sewer.

Why Edmonds Calls Us

We know old drainage when we're standing in it

We know old drainage when we're standing in it

Edmonds has some of the oldest housing stock on our route, and under those charming streets sit original clay side sewers and concrete drains laid generations ago. We work on that vintage of pipe all the time — carefully, with a camera first, and with respect for how much a wrong guess costs.

Gravity doesn't always cooperate here

Gravity doesn't always cooperate here

Edmonds is built on a slope down to the water, which is lovely until a bathroom or laundry sits lower than the sewer it needs to reach. That's ejector-pump territory, and it's work we do — pumps, basins, check valves and the connections that make a below-grade fixture behave.

We explain before we invoice

We explain before we invoice

You'll see what we saw — camera footage, photos from the excavation, the failed part itself — and hear the options with real trade-offs before anything is decided.

No subcontractors

No subcontractors

Every Lighthouse job is done by a Lighthouse plumber, start to finish.

Complete Plumbing Services in Edmonds

Drain & Sewer Services

Drain clearing, camera inspection, sewer repair and replacement — including the old clay lines Edmonds is full of. Drain cleaning · sewer line services

Sewage Ejector & Pump Work

Ejector basins, pumps and check valves for bathrooms and laundries that sit below the sewer line.

Leak & Pipe Services

Hidden leak detection and pipe repair, from supply lines to drains. Leak detection & repair

Water Heater Services

Tank and tankless, repair and replacement. Water heaters

Fixture Services

Faucets, toilets, disposals and the valves behind them. Faucet services · toilet installation

Emergency Plumbing

When something lets go and can't wait. Emergency plumbing

Recent Work in Edmonds

An Edmonds home off Highland Drive needed work where its plumbing meets the ground: our crew excavated beside the house and exposed the old clay side sewer — the orange-red vitrified pipe that a lot of Edmonds still drains through — then set and plumbed a sewage ejector basin, with its discharge line, check valve and a banded coupling tying the new work back into the existing clay.

Hand-dug excavation beside an Edmonds house exposing an old orange clay sewer fitting with a shovel in the hole
The dig at the same Edmonds home — the original clay side sewer exposed, the kind of pipe much of the city still drains through.

This is what a lot of real Edmonds work looks like: not a shiny fixture, but the buried equipment that lets an older house on a slope drain the way a modern one does.

Edmonds Plumbing Questions

Why would an Edmonds house need a sewage ejector pump?

Because of the slope. When a bathroom, laundry or basement fixture sits lower than the sewer it drains to, gravity can't finish the job — so an ejector basin collects the waste and a pump lifts it up to the line. On Edmonds hillsides this is common, and a properly installed basin runs for years without drama.

My house still drains through original clay pipe. How worried should I be?

Don't panic, and don't ignore it either. Clay lasts a long time, but its joints are where roots get in and where sections shift. The right move is a camera inspection: it tells you whether your line needs nothing, a cleaning, a spot repair, or a plan — and you decide with facts instead of fear.

Do you cover all of Edmonds, or just the Bowl?

All of it — the Bowl and downtown, Perrinville, Westgate, Five Corners, and up the hill to the 99 corridor. The neighborhoods differ more than visitors think: waterfront-adjacent homes with older drainage, mid-century blocks above them, and newer construction east — each fails in its own way, and we've worked on all three.

Is Edmonds far for you? Be honest.

It's a real drive — we're in Fall City, and Edmonds is near the far end of our regular map. We handle that with scheduling rather than promises we can't keep: a firm arrival window, a crew that stays until the job is done, and a straight answer if an emergency would genuinely be served faster by someone closer.

What should I have ready when I call about a sewer or drainage problem?

Three things help us help you: where the backup or smell shows up first, whether it tracks with heavy water use, and any history you know — past cleanings, past repairs, or a seller's inspection report. With those, we can usually tell you before we arrive whether you're looking at a clearing, a camera day, or dig-and-repair territory.

Serving Edmonds from Fall City

We come across from the Snoqualmie Valley, which makes Edmonds planned-work territory for us — sewer and drainage projects, pump installations, replacements and second opinions, scheduled properly and done right. If water is actively coming into your house right now, call and we'll tell you honestly whether we're your fastest option or just your most thorough one.

Nearby: Shoreline · Lynnwood · Kenmore · Bothell

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