Bothell and four nearby towns
Our base is in Bothell, and we dispatch around the clock to the city and four neighbors. All of Bothell is covered, on both the King County and Snohomish County sides, in ZIP codes 98011, 98012 and 98021.
Each nearby town has its own page, because rain, creeks, housing and utilities differ from one to the next.
Kenmore
Local water risks, ZIP codes and first steps for Kenmore homes, with dispatch from our Bothell base.
Woodinville
Local water risks, ZIP codes and first steps for Woodinville homes, with dispatch from our Bothell base.
Kirkland
Local water risks, ZIP codes and first steps for Kirkland homes, with dispatch from our Bothell base.
Lynnwood
Local water risks, ZIP codes and first steps for Lynnwood homes, with dispatch from our Bothell base.
Parts of Bothell we serve
- Downtown Bothell, around City Hall and the Park at Bothell Landing.
- Canyon Park and Queensborough, on the Snohomish County side.
- North Creek, on the Bothell Everett Highway side.
- Westhill, west of Downtown.
- Maywood and Beckstrom Hill, north of Downtown.
What changes from town to town
Water damage is local. Bothell sits on the Sammamish River and straddles two counties, so its calls come from creek-side low ground, Snohomish County wetlands and Downtown multifamily buildings. Kenmore adds lakefront and Swamp Creek exposure, and Woodinville has Little Bear Creek and culvert history.
Kirkland has older hillside houses and a lake shore. Lynnwood has apartments and condos where one leak reaches several units. Our town pages explain each place using city, county and state sources, so the advice fits where you live.
ZIP codes by town
| Town | ZIP codes |
|---|---|
| Bothell. | 98011, 98012, 98021. |
| Kenmore. | 98028. |
| Woodinville. | 98072, 98077. |
| Kirkland. | 98034, 98033. |
| Lynnwood. | 98036, 98037, 98087. |
Not sure which ZIP applies to your street? Call and give the address. The dispatcher will confirm it.
When to call from outside the list
Water does not stop at a city line, and neither does the phone. Homes in Maltby, Brier, Mountlake Terrace and Everett sit near the same roads and creeks, and calls from them are welcome. A dispatcher will tell you honestly whether a crew can reach you and roughly what to expect.
If we cannot reach you, we will say so on the call rather than leave you waiting. Use that time to shut off the water, lift valuables and photograph the damage.
Not sure you are in the area?
Call the 24/7 line and give the address. A person will confirm it.
How to use the town pages
Start with the page for your town, then follow its links to the service you need. Each town page lists the ZIP codes we serve there, the usual causes of water damage, and the first steps to take before help arrives.
The town pages also point to the public sources behind their local facts, such as city plans, county flood studies and state insurance guidance. If a fact matters to a decision, check it with the source before you act on it.
What every town gets
- The same 24/7 dispatch line, answered by a person.
- Scope and price explained before work starts.
- Work by licensed and insured restoration professionals.
- A written record of the damage and the readings for your insurer.
- Same-day response when available, with no promise of an arrival time.
How we reach you
Crews reach the area by SR 522, I-405 and the Bothell Everett Highway. We offer same-day response when available and never promise an arrival time, because traffic and storm volume change it.
If you are just outside these towns, call anyway. A dispatcher can tell you whether we can reach you. Give the street address and the nearest cross street, and say whether water is still moving, so the dispatcher can judge how soon a crew is needed.
See the full list of services or [call dispatch](tel:+14255923399) now.
Common questions
Yes. Bothell straddles the King and Snohomish county line, and we serve both sides.
Call and ask. A dispatcher can tell you whether we can reach you.