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King County · Updated August 2026

Best Commercial Plumbing in Seattle, WA

Commercial plumbing serves restaurants, offices, retail, and multifamily buildings — grease traps, backflow assemblies, floor drains, commercial water heaters, and code-driven work that residential plumbers don't touch daily.

$200–$400
Typical cost, per hour, typical commercial rate

Wet-side market range — get itemized quotes before work starts

Call sooner, not later, if:
  • Health-inspection plumbing findings (grease traps, backflow tests)
  • Tenant-improvement buildouts needing permitted plumbing
  • Recurring drain issues in food service

Top-Rated Companies for Commercial Plumbing in Seattle

Companies whose focus matches this work are listed first, then Seattle's other top-rated plumbers. Same no-pay-to-play ranking as everywhere on Wetside Plumbing — the formula.

#2 · SEATTLE

Ben’s Plumbing & Drain Cleaning

5.0 rating · 386 Google reviews · Drainage service
1141 NW 53rd St, Seattle, WA 98107
#4 · SEATTLE

Anthony's Plumbing

5.0 rating · 282 Google reviews · Plumber
4431 SW Admiral Wy, Seattle, WA 98116
#6 · SEATTLE

Knight Rooter Sewer & Drain Cleaning Services

5.0 rating · 255 Google reviews · Plumber
10202 5th Ave NE Ste 200, Seattle, WA 98125
#9 · SEATTLE

Odyssey Plumbing

5.0 rating · 170 Google reviews · Plumber
3901 NW Leary Wy, Seattle, WA 98107

Google Business data, 2026-08-07. See the full Seattle ranking →

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Before You Call

Commercial Plumbing: Common Questions

Does a restaurant need a dedicated commercial plumber?

You want one who does grease interceptors and health-code work weekly, not occasionally. Ask specifically about interceptor sizing and pumping schedules — the answer tells you their experience level fast.

What's a backflow test and why am I required to do it?

Water districts require annual testing of backflow prevention assemblies to keep contamination out of the public supply. Only certified testers can file the paperwork; many commercial plumbers carry the certification.

How do I check a company's license?

Ask for their Washington L&I contractor number and verify it at secure.lni.wa.gov/verify — active license, bond, and insurance. Listings above with a green badge are ones we've already matched to an active license in state records.

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