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Colonial home with kettle pond in Federal Way

Federal Way grew along the I-5 corridor - 1960s-80s ramblers and split-levels on glacial till, with newer infill near The Commons and Steel Lake. The topography is rolling with kettles and depressions that collect water. Hylebos Creek and its wetlands flood during heavy rain. Many homes have daylight basements that seep without proper drainage. The city's rapid growth means mixed infrastructure - some areas on septic, some on aging sewer mains.

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All districts: Downtown, Twin Lakes, Steel Lake, Redondo, Dash Point, Lakota, and the I-5 corridor to the Pierce County line. Tell us where in the message so the right crew gets the run.

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