Quick answer
Sewage and water leak cleanup in Dishman is handled from our shop on E Montgomery Ave in Spokane Valley, answered 24/7. Calls here are mostly sewage backups through floor drains and toilets, leaks that travel between units in duplexes and apartments, burst pipes in older homes, and water heater failures.
What water damage looks like in Dishman
Dishman takes its name from Addison T. Dishman, who ran a rock quarry there in 1889, and it has been part of Spokane Valley since 2003. At the 2000 census it had 10,031 residents in 4,151 households and 4,408 housing units, a mix of older houses, duplexes and apartment buildings. It is split between the West Valley and Central Valley school districts and the 99206 and 99212 ZIP codes.
Denser housing changes the job. A leak in one unit often reaches the next one through a shared wall or ceiling, so the first step is finding the source and telling every affected household what is happening. Older drain lines also mean more sewage backups through basement floor drains and lower-level toilets, which are handled as contaminated water from the start.
Where we work in Dishman
We cover all of Dishman, from the blocks along Sprague and Appleway to the homes near the Dishman Hills, and the Spokane Valley streets around it toward Millwood. Tell us the building and unit when you call so we can reach the right shutoff.