Plumber in Edmonds, WA

Perched along the bluffs above Puget Sound, Edmonds is a ferry town built on a mix of hillside terrain and a well preserved historic downtown. That combination creates plumbing challenges that look different from what you would find further inland. Craftsman Plumbing has served this community since 2014, bringing our full range of services to homes across the Edmonds Bowl and surrounding neighborhoods, with more than 8,100 completed projects and a 4.8 average rating to show for it. Every visit is guided by our No Mansplaining Guarantee, so you get clear answers and fair pricing without ever feeling pressured into a decision.

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Why Homeowners in Edmonds, WA Trust Us

Zack is awesome. I called with an emergency situation and Zack was luckily available and at my house within 20 minutes. He assessed the situation and came up with a really good temporary solution because we had other contractors working in the same area he was accessing. Now I have water!! He will be back within days for the permanent fix. Professional, knowledgeable and respectful!

Brandon provided excellent service. He explained everything to us so we could understand the problem and be more proactive in the future in caring for our plumbing. When it was getting late he stayed and took the time to go through everything we needed to know .

Had a very easeful experience with Craftsman! They came out the next day and took care of my leaky spigot in a matter of minutes. Monty was a very sweet and knowledgeable person. Would definitely call again.

Signs You Need Plumbing Repair

Salt air and steep hillside lots both take a toll on plumbing systems in ways that homeowners do not always expect. Keep an eye out for these warning signs.

Corroded or pitted exposed pipes
Slow drains in lower level bathrooms
Water stains near sloped foundation walls
A sulfur or metallic smell from faucets
Unusual dampness in crawlspaces
Fixtures that feel loose or worn early

Homes near the waterfront or on Edmonds’ hillier streets often face these issues sooner than properties set back from the Sound, since salt laced air and shifting grades add extra strain over time. Addressing these signs early usually means a simpler, less costly fix.

Plumbing Installation Done Right

Edmonds is home to a wide range of housing, from Craftsman and Tudor style homes built downtown in the early 1900s to newer construction along the bluffs overlooking the water. Older downtown homes frequently still carry original piping that was never meant to serve modern appliances, showers, or fixtures, and many hillside properties need drainage systems built specifically to handle runoff from steep lots. We assess each home individually and explain what is actually needed before any work begins.

Because Edmonds sits directly on Puget Sound, saltwater exposure plays a real role in how quickly certain materials wear down, which is why we recommend installation materials chosen with that environment in mind. Water heater replacement, gas line installation, and full repiping are among our most requested services here. Each installation is completed with long term durability as the priority, not just a quick fix.

Full-Service Plumbing Solutions

Whether your home sits downtown near the ferry terminal or up on the bluff, our service lineup is built to handle whatever comes up.

Drain cleaning
Sewer line repair and replacement
Leak detection
Whole home repiping
Gas line installation and repair
Water heater service and installation
24/7 emergency plumbing

There is no need to juggle multiple companies for different plumbing needs, since our team is equipped to manage all of it directly.

Inside a Typical Service Visit

Up in Meadowdale, a homeowner named Rachel noticed a faint metallic smell coming from her kitchen faucet and decided to have it checked before it turned into something bigger. Her home had been built in the 1970s and still had much of its original plumbing intact.

Our technician traced the smell back to corrosion building up inside an aging section of pipe near the water heater, likely accelerated by years of salt air exposure so close to the Sound. He explained the extent of the corrosion clearly, along with what would happen if it was left alone, and gave Rachel a straightforward recommendation without any pressure to act immediately. She scheduled the repair for the following week and later said she felt like she actually understood what was happening in her own home for the first time.

Why Choose Craftsman Plumbing As Your Plumber

Edmonds homeowners have plenty of plumbing companies to pick from, but they consistently choose Craftsman Plumbing for these reasons.

No Mansplaining Guarantee on every visit
Locally owned and operated since 2014
8,100 plus completed projects
4.8 average customer rating
Full-service plumbing under one roof
Member of the Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Contractors Coalition of Washington State
Craftsman Club savings option
24/7 emergency availability

We built our name on being straightforward and respectful with every homeowner we work with, and that has made us one of the most trusted plumbing companies in Edmonds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does living near Puget Sound affect my home's plumbing?

Salt air near the water can accelerate corrosion in exposed pipes and fixtures, so homes closer to the shoreline sometimes need earlier maintenance than inland properties.

Why do hillside homes in Edmonds have more drainage issues?

Steep grades common throughout Edmonds can direct extra runoff toward certain homes, putting added pressure on drainage systems and foundations.

Are older downtown Edmonds homes likely to need repiping?

Many homes built in the early 1900s still have original piping that was not designed for modern water usage, making repiping a common upgrade.

What causes a metallic smell coming from my faucet?

A metallic smell often points to corrosion building up inside aging pipes, which can worsen over time if left unaddressed.

How often should hillside homes have their drainage systems checked?

An annual inspection is generally a good idea for hillside properties, especially heading into the wetter months when runoff increases.