Water Damage Restoration in Washington

Pick your city to see its number. Free to call, 24/7.

Bellingham

• Bellingham: (360) 555-0118

Bremerton

• Bremerton: (360) 555-0119
• Bainbridge Island

Ellensburg

• Ellensburg: (509) 555-0123

Kennewick

• Kennewick: (509) 555-0117
• Pasco
• Richland

Lacey

• Lacey: (360) 555-0117
• Olympia
• Tumwater

Longview

• Longview: (360) 555-0120

Moses Lake

• Moses Lake: (509) 555-0122

Mount Vernon

• Mount Vernon: (360) 555-0121

Oak Harbor

• Oak Harbor: (360) 555-0122

Port Angeles

• Port Angeles: (360) 555-0123

Pullman

• Pullman: (509) 555-0121

Seattle

• Seattle: (206) 555-0102
• Arlington
• Auburn
• Bellevue
• Bonney Lake
• Bothell
• Burien
• Covington
• Des Moines
• Edmonds
• Everett
• Federal Way
• Issaquah
• Kenmore
• Kent
• Kirkland
• Lake Stevens
• Lakewood
• Lynnwood
• Maple Valley
• Marysville
• Mercer Island
• Mill Creek
• Monroe
• Mountlake Terrace
• Mukilteo
• Puyallup
• Redmond
• Renton
• Sammamish
• SeaTac
• Shoreline
• Tacoma
• Tukwila
• University Place

Spokane

• Spokane: (509) 555-0116
• Spokane Valley

Vancouver

• Vancouver: (360) 555-0116
• Battle Ground
• Camas

Walla Walla

• Walla Walla: (509) 555-0120

Wenatchee

• Wenatchee: (509) 555-0119

Yakima

• Yakima: (509) 555-0118

Storms and disasters in Washington

NOAA storm reports for Washington, 2016 to 2025, add up to 136 flood and flash flood days. A day with reports anywhere in the state counts once.

Recent federal disaster declarations in Washington:

• August 3, 2026: Wildfires (Fire, FEMA EM-3650)
• August 2, 2026: Autumn Lane Fire (Fire, FEMA FM-5659)
• August 2, 2026: Fairview Fire (Fire, FEMA FM-5658)
• August 1, 2026: Sinlahekin Fire (Fire, FEMA FM-5657)
• August 1, 2026: Old Trails Fire (Fire, FEMA FM-5656)

Sources: NOAA Storm Events Database, OpenFEMA disaster declarations.