Roseville · Ramsey County
Water damage help in Roseville, Minnesota
Roseville is home to about 35,700 people (Census 2025 estimate). A call from here reaches an independent restoration contractor that works in Roseville and the rest of the Minneapolis area.
Water and sewer
Which pipes Roseville owners look after
Roseville's city code puts the water service line on the property owner, from the house up to where it connects with the main. The city buys its water from St. Paul Regional Water Services and asks residents to contact it immediately about a suspected frozen line.
Problems in the private sewer service are also the owner's responsibility. To report a backup, call Public Works at 651-792-7004 on weekdays (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) or 651-767-0640 after hours. If the blockage turns out to be in the city main, the city arranges wet extraction and removal of damaged carpet, pad and drywall through its own contractor, up to a set limit.
Source: Roseville water service, sewer service
Local contacts
Roseville at a glance
- County
- Ramsey County (source: county city contacts)
- Permits
- Roseville's building FAQ says permits are required when permanent repairs or improvements are made to a structure and the work is regulated by state or local codes. City Hall is on 651-792-7000. (Roseville building permits FAQ)
- City office ZIP
- 55113, as printed on the city's own pages
- Contractor licence
- Check any contractor's Minnesota licence on the DLI lookup before you sign.
Services
What callers from Roseville ask about
- Frozen & Burst PipesA pipe split in the cold. Water off, then cleanup, drying and opening walls where needed.
- Flooded Basement CleanupSnowmelt, a storm or a failed sump: water pumped out, belongings moved, the basement dried.
- Sewage Backup CleanupSewage up the floor drain or toilet: contaminated materials out, surfaces cleaned, rooms dried.
- Ice Dam, Storm & Roof LeaksWater through the ceiling from an ice dam or a storm: wet insulation, stained plaster, damp walls.
- Water Heater & Appliance LeaksWater heater, washer hose, dishwasher or AC drain: the slow leaks and the sudden ones.
- Mold RemediationSpots on a basement wall or behind a cabinet: moisture found, growth removed, the area dried.
Nearby
Other towns on this line
Besides Minneapolis: St. Louis Park, Richfield, Bloomington, Golden Valley, Robbinsdale.
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.Basement, ceiling, smoke or mold
Water damage in Roseville? Make the call
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.