Maple Valley Plumbing

12/09/2025

10/17/2025

Maple Valley Plumbing … your plumber!

Maple Valley Plumbing is a locally owned company that has been in business since 1997. We have served hundreds of customers throughout King County and continue to serve the Maple Valley area with our best efforts at meeting your pluming needs.

10/04/2025

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01/04/2025

Good morning with Bella Rose 🌹...

09/15/2024

07/23/2024

Same day install in Maple Valley yesterday!

06/11/2024

Thank you SO much for nominating Maple Valley Plumbing as the BEST is the PNW.

Now we need YOUR help!

Go to vote the PNW.com
Go to home and garden
Scroll to plumber
Scroll to Maple Valley Plumbing
Click the green review my vote button
Scroll down and make sure your vote goes through by clicking on “vote”
Do this once a day until June 28!

Share with your friends!

Results will come out in September!

Thank you again for nominating us!

05/20/2024

Oh my goodness THANK YOU! We have just been informed that Maple Valley Plumbing has been nominated for The Seattle Times 2024 Best in the PNW!

We are so honored to have been nominated. This is a “People’s Choice Award,” so in order to win we need YOUR vote!

We appreciate our customers and are overjoyed to learn we have been nominated! Voting begins June 10 all the way through June 28.

We thank those who have nominated Maple Valley Plumbing.

In the meantime, if you need plumbing done, please give Dave with Maple Valley Plumbing a call or text at 206-396-6827 so that we can help you out!

05/20/2024

Jumping back in time for a history lesson.

Back in 2000-1700 BCE the Mediterranean Island of Crete, we bring you the very first flushing toilet!

But how is this possible? The early toilet was made of a stone seat over a channel of streaming water fed by pipes. A bucket of water dumped into the area would allow the “flushing” action to occur.

So while this may not be flushing in the sense of what we think today, it sure got those areas cleaned!

05/20/2024

Each U.S. resident uses an average of 82 gallons of water a day at home, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

05/17/2024

Have you ever heard the terms “hard water” and “soft water?” Have you ever wondered what that actually means?

You cannot tell if water is hard or soft just by looking at it. It is determined by feel and what happens to your items when they run through the dishwasher or washing machine.

Hard Water is determined by the amount of calcium and magnesium, as well as other minerals that are found in the water. The more minerals found in the water, the “harder” the water is considered.

So, how do you know if you have hard water?

Do you feel a film on your hands after washing them? This is caused by soap and calcium reacting causing soap scum. When washing your hands in hard water, you may need to rinse your hands longer to avoid this.
Are you finding spots on your dishes and glassware? This is caused by excess calcium deposits in your water.
When taking your clothes out of the washer you may find mineral stains on your clothes, and you may notice that your clothes start to wear out faster. Hard water can be very harsh on fabrics.
Do you have less water pressure? This can be due to the mineral deposits found in your pipes reducing water flow.

You find Water is considered “soft” when”
You get a good lather when you wash your hands.
Clothes look and feel cleaner
You have a good water pressure in your home
There is a slight sodium taste when you drink water as soft water tends to have more sodium.

So, do you have “hard” or “soft” water in your home? Keep looking for more ways to work with the water you have as there are pros and cons to both!

05/17/2024

Rock musician Joe Cocker worked in the industry as well. Before he hit it big, he worked as a gas plumber by day while playing music gigs at night.