Lake Stickney homeowners call Washington Drain Cleaning when heavy Snohomish County rains send roots and grease into older sewer lines.
Our trucks leave the 3958 NW Leary Wy shop in Ballard and reach Lake Stickney neighborhoods via I-5 in roughly thirty minutes outside rush hour.
We handle everything from kitchen sink backups in 1970s ramblers near 128th Street SW to main-line clogs in homes bordering the lake itself.
Around Lake Stickney
We regularly work near:
- 📍Lake Stickney Park
- 📍Lake Stickney Elementary
- 📍Interurban Trail access at 128th
- 📍Stickney Lake shoreline
Drain Cleaning in Lake Stickney — Local Notes
- •Many Lake Stickney houses built between 1965 and 1985 have clay or cast-iron laterals that crack and collect roots during wet winters.
- •Snohomish County requires a permit for any sewer work that opens the main line; we pull those permits the same day.
- •Tight cul-de-sacs off Highway 99 can limit larger equipment, so we dispatch the compact jetter for most Lake Stickney calls.
