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Catch Basin & Storm Drain Cleaning in Everett, WA
Jet-vac cleaning for properties in Everett, Snohomish County and King County
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Urgent Drainage Service Requests
Dispatch is subject to crew, equipment and site-access availability.
We clean catch basins, parking-lot channel and trench drains, and suitable storm lines. A site review confirms access, equipment, disposal, documentation and scheduling before the work is approved.
Written Scope
Professional Equipment
Site-Specific Estimates
Catch Basins
Sediment and debris removal
Storm Lines
Jetting where conditions allow
Photo Reports
Available when included in scope
Why This Matters in the Pacific Northwest
Catch basins and conveyance systems collect sediment, leaves and debris as runoff moves through a property. Accumulation can reduce drainage performance and contribute to backups.
Washington and Snohomish County guidance emphasizes regular inspection and maintenance of public and private drainage facilities.
Inspect
Follow the property O&M plan
Maintain
Remove sediment and debris as required
Document
Keep records required by the site or jurisdiction
See the Washington State Department of Ecology stormwater manuals and Snohomish County Urban Drainage guidance.
What We Do (Jet-Vac + Reporting)
Cleaning scope based on the structures, access and site conditions
Jet-Vac Cleaning
Jetting and vacuum removal for suitable catch basins, channel or trench drains, and storm laterals.
Channel/Trench Drain Cleaning
Remove accessible grates when appropriate, jet and vacuum the included structures, then document visible flow conditions.
Storm Line Jetting
Remove suitable debris where access and line condition allow. Pipe defects, root intrusion and structural repairs require a separate evaluation.
Responsible Disposal
Planned hauling, disposal and photo documentation are stated in the estimate and adjusted for the material and jurisdiction.
Need a camera inspection?
After cleaning, we can coordinate a separate CCTV scope through a partner when repeat blockages, suspected pipe defects or owner documentation requirements justify a video survey.
Jet-Vac Equipment & Site Access
Our high-pressure jetter loosens suitable debris and the vacuum transfers removed material to a contained tank. The structure and line condition determine the appropriate method.
Equipment dimensions, clearance, loading limits and hose routing must be reviewed before service in garages, tight-access areas or constrained urban properties.
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Our Work in Action
Catch basin and storm drain cleaning in Everett, Snohomish County and King County
What Affects Your Quote?
The estimate is based on the actual structures, access and work required at your property.
Structures & Site Conditions
We review the system and access before defining the cleaning scope.
- Number, size and type of basins or drains
- Access, parking, grate removal and confined areas
- Sediment volume, roots, oils or unexpected material
- Line length, diameter and condition when jetting is requested
Hidden damage or contaminated material can require a revised scope or specialist service.
Logistics & Documentation
Scheduling and record requirements are documented in the quote.
- Mobilization, crew and equipment time
- Traffic control and after-hours scheduling
- Hauling, testing and disposal requirements
- Photos, manifests or reports requested by the owner
Recurring service can be quoted after the first site review.
If CCTV is needed, a separate partner scope and price will be confirmed before that work is scheduled.
Plan Preventive Stormwater Maintenance
Use the property O&M plan, inspection findings and site conditions to schedule future service.
Site-Specific Schedule
We can propose recurring service after reviewing the number of structures, seasonal debris, prior backups, access and the property's maintenance requirements.
Recommended Frequency
Follow the property's approved O&M plan and local requirements. Inspection findings, tree cover, sediment sources, traffic and prior backups may justify more frequent service.
Our Process
What to expect when you work with us
1
Pre-Site Check
Review your site map, access, and priority drains.
2
Jet-Vac Cleaning
Jetter breaks up debris; vacuum removes it to our debris tank.
3
Flow Verification
Confirm outlets and channels are clear; recommend partner CCTV only if warranted.
4
Responsible Disposal
Handle material according to the approved scope and applicable disposal requirements.
5
Photo Report
Before/after images, notes on condition, and recommendations.
6
Maintenance Plan
Propose a future schedule based on the O&M plan and observed site conditions.
Ideal For
Commercial, industrial and residential properties in Everett, Snohomish County and King County
Shopping Centers & Retail
Parking lots and retail properties
HOAs & Multifamily
Communities and apartment complexes
Industrial & Logistics
Warehouses and distribution centers
Office Parks
Corporate campuses and business parks
Hospitals & Schools
Healthcare and educational facilities
Garages & Tight Access
Access and equipment fit reviewed before scheduling
Signs You Need Service Now
Request an assessment if you notice any of these warning signs
Standing water during or after rain
Overflowing or slow catch basins
Surface sheens, odors, or visible sediment buildup
Channel/trench drains that back up or bubble
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about catch basin and storm drain cleaning services
We do not operate a camera crawler in-house. When a cleared line still shows symptoms or documentation is requested, we can coordinate a separate CCTV inspection through a partner and identify that scope in the quote.
Inspection and cleaning frequency should follow the property's approved operations and maintenance plan and the applicable jurisdiction. Regional guidance calls for regular maintenance, with more frequent attention where sediment, leaves, traffic or prior backups increase the load.
We use a high-pressure jetter and vacuum setup for suitable catch basins, channel drains and storm lines. Access, structure type, line condition and debris determine whether that equipment is appropriate for the site.
The estimate identifies the planned hauling, disposal and documentation. Requirements depend on the material removed and the jurisdiction; contaminated or unexpected material may require testing, a different disposal facility or a revised scope.
Requirements vary by property, drainage system, permit and jurisdiction. Property owners should follow their approved operations and maintenance plan and confirm requirements with the local authority. Cleaning service alone does not certify regulatory compliance.
A planned inspection can identify sediment, debris and access problems before a blockage is discovered during a storm. We can propose a site-specific maintenance schedule, but the property owner remains responsible for following the applicable O&M plan.
Pricing depends on the number and type of structures, access, debris volume, jetting time, traffic control, disposal requirements, documentation and after-hours scheduling. We confirm the included scope and any additional-charge conditions in a written estimate.
Urgent and after-hours requests are subject to crew and equipment availability. Call (425) 268-3084 to confirm the earliest available dispatch and applicable terms. For an immediate threat to people, public roads or public infrastructure, contact the appropriate emergency or local public-works authority.
Get a Catch Basin Cleaning Estimate
Tell us your property type, problem areas, number of basins (if known), and any recent flooding. We'll confirm scope, pricing, and the earliest appointment.
Compliance & Standards
Stormwater obligations depend on the property, system, permit and jurisdiction. Consult the Washington State Department of Ecology manuals, Snohomish County Urban Drainage guidance and the City of Everett stormwater program.
Our estimate describes the cleaning and documentation we will provide. It is not engineering advice, an inspection certification or a guarantee of regulatory compliance; the property owner should confirm applicable requirements with the responsible authority.
What happens next
A clear path from project details to an estimate.
Step 1
Tell us about the property
Share the location, current condition, and the work you are considering.
Step 2
Review the project details
Our team follows up to clarify the scope and the information needed for an estimate.
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