Service areas
Minneapolis and the towns around it
Minneapolis is home to about 430,300 people (Census 2025 estimate). The same number works for the suburbs below.

Towns
Pick your town
St. Louis ParkYour water line runs to the yard shutoff; your sewer line runs to the main, connection included.
RichfieldCity advice on frozen service lines, and an Inspections Division for permits.
BloomingtonOwners pay to thaw frozen pipes; the city checks the main in the street at no charge.
Golden ValleyMinneapolis-treated water through the Joint Water Commission, and a dedicated sewer backup line.
RobbinsdaleHere the curb stop and curb box belong to the property owner, not the city.
RosevilleReport a sewer backup to Public Works straight away; the owner's line runs to the main.Basement, ceiling, smoke or mold
Talk it through with a local restoration contractor
A single call reaches an independent contractor who handles water, fire and mold jobs around Minneapolis. They will ask questions, may come out to look, and give you their own price. Hiring them is your choice.
Water where it shouldn't be?
The call goes to an independent restoration contractor that takes jobs in Minneapolis and the nearby suburbs. Have the source, the wet rooms and the start time in mind.
Call (612) 471-0822Calls may be recorded. How the line is paid: referral disclosure. How call data is handled: privacy.