Seattle’s
One Stop Shop
for Plumbing, Sewer & Emergency Drain Service
Built on years of experience, trust and industry knowledge.
We offer a better alternative to your plumbing, sewer repair and drain cleaning needs.
About us
Plumbing is what we do
We are an award winning plumbing company with over 20 years experience in the business. We provide a wide range of services for both residential and commercial clients.
No job is too big or too small, we’ve got you covered. Good plumbing maintenance is an important part of responsible homeownership or business facilities management, but it is often neglected, which can lead to serious problems.
Locally-owned & operated
- 24/7 emergency service
- Beat or match price
- Parts & labor guarantee
- Professional service
- Full warranty
- Video estimates
- Accepting on-site jobs
- Accepting urgent jobs
- Protective gear used
- Maintaining distance
- No-contact payments
- Discounts on some services
- Financing options
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Plumbing is what we do
Why Choose Us
Fast & efficient Plumbing services
Let the experts help you fix your plumbing problems with our years of experience, knowledge, and expertise.
Sewer Services By Industry Veterans
Get the job done right! We are qualified by our experience and technical competence – and we always stand behind our work.
Technology Focused Cutting Edge Technology
Our services utilize the latest assessment and rehabilitation methods that will give you the BIG PICTURE of your problem.
Our technology
Quality Service is Our Guarantee
We offer a wide range of plumbing services catered to both residential and commercial clients.
Take advantage of our professional team today!
Video Inspections
Our state-of-the-art sewer video inspection system provides real-time information to give you control of your sewer maintenance.
Hydro-Jetting
Slow and clogged sewers cause rapid grease, debris, mineral and waste buildup. Blast through stubborn blockages with ease.
Trenchless CIPP
Trenchless cured-in-place pipe lining can be an effective way to fully restore sewer service at a more affordable rate, quicker with less disruption.
What sets us apart
The Grindstone Difference
Our checklist of items provided to the client insure maximum transparency. We document and pass on every piece of information we collect-every step of the way.
- The length of the pipe to be repaired
- The diameter of the damaged pipe
- The nature and the severity of the damage
- The repair method used for correction
- The depth of the pipe
- Ease of access
- Involvement of municipal sewer connections
FAQS
Plumbing FAQs
If you have a burst pipe, turn off your water immediately at the source. A broken pipe can mean a costly amount of water damage to and within your home. A licensed plumber will have to repair your pipes quickly, to prevent further damage to both your pipes and your home.
What do I do if my pipes have frozen?
Turn off your water to prevent further damage from cracks in the pipe and call a licensed plumbing contractor immediately. Leave your faucets open. You may be able to use a hand-held blow dryer to thaw indoor pipes, but never attempt it outside and never try to unfreeze a pipe with an open flame. Safety should always be your major priority and attempting this can only cause further harm to both you and your pipes.
Why is my drain draining slowly?
There are many reasons a drain will run slowly. Broken pipes, root intrusion, grease buildup, offset pipes, rust, corrosion, ragging, encrustation, deposits attached and more. We have seen it all. A proper pipe inspection will allow us to determine the best course of action.
When Should I Replace My Water Heater?
Your water heater should last between 8-12 years, on average. However, an electric water heater can last between 10-15 years, so be sure to check which one you have before making any decisions. However, if you’ve seen any of the following issues, you may need a new hot water heater:
– Rust or dark colored water
– No hot water
– Flooding around your water heater
What Shouldn’t I Flush Down My Drain?
Clogged drains are one of the most common plumbing problems we encounter. Often these problems stem from putting something bad down your toilet or sink, causing the pipe to clog. In your bathroom, here are things you should avoid putting down the toilet:
– Any paper products other than toilet paper
– Sanitary products or diapers
– Cleaning tools, like flossers, q-tips, cotton balls
– Cat litter
– And more
For your garbage disposal or sink, be sure to avoid:
– Apple and potato peels
– Coffee grounds
– Large food scraps
– Anything plastic or metal
How To Tell If You Need Water Line Repair or Replacement?
Are you experiencing any of the following issues?
– Low water pressure
– Cloudy water
– Settling soil or foundation cracks
– Strange pipe noises
If so, you may have an issue with your pipes, which will likely need professional repairs.
What our clients think
Our Testimonials
We love our clients and they love our work. Our team is very experienced in both residential and
commercial projects.
Janet MorrisKing County, WA Read More
“We were able to save tons of money when the Dynamic team came out to evaluate our backups and drainage systems. Not only did they give us an honest evaluation but they provided us with copies of everything in order to pass on to our tenants. We were able to show them the proof in the pudding of how and why their units were backing up faster than the rest”
Willie BrownOlympia, WA Read More
“The team here was able to fix our system inside and out. We were very comfortable the whole time and had all of our questions answered very professionally. Too bad we didn’t find these guys sooner.”
Sean FisherPierce County, WA Read More
“Our house was a complete mess and not only did they fix our issues but they were able to give us estimates for future repairs. We had no idea the shape our house was in until Ruben’s team made a clear picture and didn’t stop until they were happy with the result. Above and beyond these guys!”
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