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Plumbing · updated Oct 21, 2026

Plumbing leads in Kittitas County, WA

60+ houses coming up for plumbing

A house shows here when the framing has passed and the walls are still open - or is one or two stages short of it.

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Houses coming up for plumbingEach dot is one house, moved to its own spot inside a square about 450 m across: no dot sits on a house.Imagery: USDA, USGS The National Map

Kittitas County has 60+ new houses close to the plumbing stage right now, out of over 350 new projects on the map. Most of them are in Cle Elum and Ellensburg. A good time to call is when the framing has passed and the walls are still open: that is when a builder looks for the next trade.

Week · Oct 15 - Oct 21, 2026

This week in Kittitas County

60+houses coming up for plumbing work

By the day each permit was filed (or issued, where the county gives only that).

Plumbing work by town

TownPlumbing soonOn the mapEarlyBuildingFinishing
Cle Elum30+140+40+30+20+
Ellensburg20+110+20+20+30+

Build stage today

All projects in progress in Kittitas County, by the last inspection they passed.

  1. Site workunder 10
  2. Foundation30+
  3. Groundwork20+
  4. Framing & roof deck30+
  5. Rough-ins30+
  6. Insulation60+
  7. Drywall10+

Questions

How many houses are coming up for plumbing work in Kittitas County, WA?

60+ new houses in Kittitas County, WA are close to the plumbing stage. These counts are from the public permit records on Oct 21, 2026.

When should I call a builder about plumbing work?

When the framing has passed and the walls are still open. That is when a builder looks for the next trade. Build Radar shows the last inspection each house passed, so you can call at the right time.

Where is the most plumbing work in Kittitas County, WA?

Cle Elum (30+) and Ellensburg (20+).

How do I get plumbing leads in Kittitas County, WA?

Build Radar shows the new houses that reach your stage, the builder and the phone numbers on file. You can start with 3 free projects, with no card.

Where these numbers come from

Build Radar reads the public permit records of each county and city - the permits, their status and their inspections - and puts every new building on one map. These counts were made on Oct 21, 2026.

Each number is rounded down to the nearest 10, and a number under 10 is not shown. Finished houses, cancelled or expired permits and permits a year old with no recent inspection are not counted. Each dot on the map is moved to its own spot inside a square about 450 m across, so no dot sits on a house.

Inside the app each project shows its build stage, the builder, the plans when the county posts them and the phone numbers on file.

Be first on the next plumbing job.

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