Anoka Water Damage Restoration is based in Anoka and dispatches around the clock to Coon Rapids, Blaine, Andover and Ramsey. Call, give us the address, and we will tell you what to do first while a crew is sent.
Where we work
Five communitiesOur home base. Historic core, Rum River corridor and newer north side subdivisions.
Mississippi River and Coon Creek, with spring groundwater and winter freeze risks.
Coon Creek watershed, with residential and commercial water losses.
Coon Creek watershed and the Rum River along the Ramsey boundary.
Rum River, newer finished basements and the Highway 10 corridor from Anoka.
How service works across Anoka County
Dispatch runs from Anoka along the Highway 10 corridor, which is how crews reach most of the city and the neighboring communities. The first questions are the same everywhere: where you are, what the water is coming from, and how long it has been there. That is enough to tell you whether this is an emergency dispatch, a scheduled inspection, or a plumbing repair.
Each city runs its own sanitary sewer system. If every drain in your home is backing up at once, contact your city public works or utilities department first, because the blockage may be in the city main rather than your private line.
Common questions
Do you serve my city?
If your property is in Anoka, Coon Rapids, Blaine, Andover or Ramsey, yes. If you are elsewhere in Anoka County, call and ask, since availability can depend on location and current call volume.
Are you available at night and on weekends?
Yes. Anoka Water Damage Restoration lists service as open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and says it responds within one hour.