What PlumberWashington is
PlumberWashington is an independently operated referral service. PlumberWashington is not a plumbing contractor, holds no contractor license, employs no plumbers and performs no plumbing work. Every job arranged through this site is performed by an independent, separately licensed professional who contracts directly with the homeowner.
What PlumberWashington does not do
These limits are deliberate. Under Washington law the activities above are reserved to licensed contractors, and PlumberWashington stays outside them.
- It does not perform, supervise or inspect plumbing work.
- It does not set prices, produce estimates, bids, proposals or invoices.
- It does not schedule visits, dispatch technicians or manage jobs.
- It does not collect payment for plumbing work.
- It does not guarantee, warrant or insure any professional's work, license or insurance.
- It does not negotiate or execute contracts on behalf of any contractor.
- It does not employ, control or direct any plumbing professional.
Who you are actually contracting with
When you call the number on this site, the call is routed to an independent licensed plumbing professional or to a partner network that routes it onward. Your contract, your invoice, your warranty and any dispute are with that professional — not with PlumberWashington.
Before work begins, ask for the license number and verify it yourself. The public register for Washington is published by Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) at https://secure.lni.wa.gov/verify/.
How this site is paid
PlumberWashington may receive compensation from a partner network or from a contractor when a homeowner connects with a professional through this site. Compensation does not change the price the contractor charges you, and it is not a fee you pay. See the advertising and compensation disclosure for detail.
Statutory disclosure for Washington
In Washington, any advertising by a person, firm or corporation soliciting work as a contractor while not registered under the contractor registration act is itself a violation of that act, and all advertising, contracts, correspondence, cards, signs, posters, papers and documents showing a contractor's name or address must show them as registered, along with the current registration number, subject to narrow exceptions for alphabetized listings carrying only name, address and telephone number, motor vehicle signage, on-premises signs and broadcast advertising. PlumberWashington publishes its non-contractor status on every page of this site.