Areas we cover

Lynnwood and the cities around it sit on very different ground, and how water reaches a house has a lot to do with which one you are in.

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Lynnwood
the Scriber Creek drainage basin, and a city that has been working a documented flooding problem along it for two decades.
Edmonds
waterfront to hills, with the Perrinville Creek watershed prioritised by the city for stormwater work and formally mapped landslide hazard areas.
Mountlake Terrace
drains to Hall Creek and Lake Ballinger, with the city publishing its own analysis of the causes of flooding along the creek.
Mill Creek
eleven drainage basins in under five square miles, and a responsibility split that puts private catch basins on the owner or the association.
Mukilteo
steep ground falling toward the Sound, where the city names localised flooding and landslide hazards as its central stormwater concern.
Everett
mapped floodplain at one end, mapped landslide hazard at the other, and hardpan underneath a good deal of it.
Shoreline
Boeing Creek, much of which runs under the city in culverts rather than across it.

Why the local detail matters

A crawl space in older Lynnwood housing and a sloped lot above the Sound in Mukilteo are different jobs. Knowing which one you have before anyone arrives saves a visit, and sometimes saves doing the same work again next winter.

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