Lacey is in our name and at the center of our route map, and our technicians cover Olympia and Tumwater just as closely. Find your city, its neighborhoods and what its homes ask of their appliances.
The three cities share a county, a climate and a power grid, but their homes differ. Lacey leans newer, with more than 40 percent of its homes built since 2000, from Hawks Prairie subdivisions and Jubilee to the 1960s streets of Tanglewilde and Thompson Place. Olympia’s houses are the oldest on our map, from South Capitol bungalows to Westside ramblers, and its city water runs soft. Tumwater takes in Tumwater Hill, the historic falls district, and Bush Prairie beside the Olympia Regional Airport. Lacey homes near Hawks Prairie and on Martin Way often get mail as Olympia; our scheduling desk books them all the same way. Each city page covers the neighborhoods, water, gas and weather that shape repairs there.
Hawks Prairie, Jubilee, Meridian Campus, Horizon Pointe, the Lakes (Long, Hicks, Pattison), Tanglewilde, Thompson Place, Brentwood, Panorama, College Street corridor
South Capitol, Northeast and Bigelow, Eastside, Westside and Goldcrest, Southeast Olympia (Forest Hills, Holiday Hills), Cooper Point, Boston Harbor, downtown condos
Tumwater Hill, Bush Prairie, the Deschutes neighborhood by Pioneer Park, Littlerock Road, Tumwater Valley, the Black Lake edge, the historic falls district
Same $99 rule in every neighborhood: say yes to the quote and the $99 is inside it.