A River City Plumbing Service LLC.

The state lists Daniel Palmen as a principal of the LLC since 2022, the year the business was established. Its Washington registration carries a journey-level plumbing specialty. Most of the work is residential, but the record also shows public work: in 2025 it filed on a Spokane Housing Authority job as a subcontractor. That fits a broader pattern of working under general contractors as well as directly for homeowners. The company says it backs its work with a satisfaction guarantee. The range here suits a homeowner buying an older Spokane house who wants the sewer line looked at or replaced before closing, or someone dealing with a failed water heater or a burst pipe outside business hours. A bathroom remodel with new fixtures is also on the list. With a crew of one to three, this is a residential service shop rather than an outfit for large commercial contracts or industrial piping. Plumbing demand in Spokane follows the weather. Hard freezes bring burst pipes and frozen lines, and emergency calls pile up fast during cold snaps, so planned work like a water heater swap or a sewer replacement is easier to schedule before winter sets in. Spring and summer are when most bathroom remodels and excavation-based sewer work get done, while the ground is workable. For a remodel or line replacement, contact a plumber well ahead of when you want the work started, especially if a general contractor is coordinating other trades on the same job.