Elite Custom Plumbing Inc.

The state lists Christopher Ossman and Michael Perry as principals, both since 2022, the same year the business was established. Its specialty on the Washington L&I record is journey-level plumbing. The work mix the state insures is narrow and telling: sewer pipe cleaning in the field, plus a clerical class for the office side. The business is set up for service calls on houses that already stand, not for building new ones. That makes Elite Custom Plumbing a fit for the slow drain, the recurring backup or the main line that needs clearing on an existing Spokane Valley home. Work comes through referrals and repeat customers, the way a lot of local service plumbing does. Homeowners planning new construction, a large commercial job, or a fixture installation tied to a particular manufacturer's certification will likely be better matched elsewhere. This is a residential service and repair outfit. On older Spokane and Spokane Valley houses, a sewer line that keeps backing up raises the repair-or-replace question. Cleaning clears the blockage, and a camera look afterward shows whether the cause is grease and debris, roots working through joints, or pipe that has cracked, sagged or collapsed. A line that clogs once after years of service usually just needs clearing. One that needs clearing every season, or shows broken sections on camera, is telling you the pipe itself is the problem. Freeze and thaw cycles and mature trees in established neighborhoods both push lines toward the second case. Ask to see the footage before deciding.