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ZIP 98028 · King County

Water Damage Restoration in Kenmore, WA

Lake frontage, a seaplane base and wooded hills, just southwest of Bothell along SR 522.

Bothell Water Damage helps homeowners find water damage restoration in Kenmore, WA through independent local providers who also serve Bothell. Kenmore sits at the north tip of Lake Washington, where the Sammamish River and Swamp Creek empty into the lake. Incorporated in 1998, it is mostly residential: neighborhoods like Inglewood, Moorlands, Arrowhead and Uplake on the hills, and older homes and condos closer to the water and SR 522. Northshore Fire Department covers the city.

Water risks in Kenmore

Near the lake and river: homes on the flats close to the Sammamish River mouth and the Kenmore shoreline sit on soils with high winter groundwater. Crawl spaces here often take on water during long storms, and sump pumps are common. Along Swamp Creek: the creek rises quickly in heavy rain, and properties in its lower reaches have dealt with high water and saturated yards. On the hills: neighborhoods above SR 522 and around Saint Edward State Park have steep lots where runoff and failing footing drains push water into lower levels.

Housing and plumbing

Much of Kenmore was built between the 1950s and 1980s, with many ramblers and split-levels over crawl spaces. Original galvanized or early copper lines, aging water heaters and decades-old washing machine connections are common sources of indoor leaks. Newer townhomes and apartments along the SR 522 corridor bring the usual multi-unit risks. See crawl space water damage and burst pipe cleanup.

Getting help in Kenmore

Kenmore is a short drive from Bothell along SR 522, and providers in our network cover all of 98028. When you are ready, email info@bothellwaterdamagewa.com while our phone line is being set up.

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Kenmore questions

Which areas of Kenmore see the most groundwater problems?

Low-lying ground near the Sammamish River mouth, the Lake Washington shoreline and along Swamp Creek tends to have higher groundwater in winter. Homes there are more prone to wet crawl spaces. Hillside neighborhoods such as Inglewood and the slopes above SR 522 see more runoff against foundations instead.

Who responds to emergencies in Kenmore?

Northshore Fire Department covers Kenmore and neighboring Lake Forest Park. For an active emergency — water near electrical, a gas smell or structural collapse — call 911. For drying and repairs once it is safe, book a restoration inspection.

Book an on-site water damage inspection

Burst pipe, wet crawl space or a leak you just found — a local provider can measure the moisture, explain the drying plan and start the work.