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Plumbing services in Ramsey, MN.

AP Plumbing serves Ramsey from our shop in Coon Rapids, about 7 miles away. Ramsey opened a new iron and manganese treatment plant in spring 2026 and has told residents to flush water heaters as stirred-up sediment settles out. City water runs 15 to 17 grains hard, and about 4,200 Ramsey properties are on septic.

Call (612) 245-7341 Ramsey by the numbers
Water hardness
15–17 gpg
Homes built 2000+
41 %
From our shop
7 mi
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01By the numbers

Ramsey’s water and pipes, from the city’s own pages.

The facts that shape plumbing in Ramsey, each with its source. Tap a source to check it yourself.

Water source

7 wells, 316 to 390 feet deepSome homes use private wells instead of city water.

Source: City of Ramsey, 2025 Water Report

New plant

Iron & manganese plant opened spring 2026Up to 10 million gallons a day, on Jasper Street. The city advises flushing water heaters after the switch stirred up sediment.

Source: City of Ramsey, Water Treatment

Hardness & iron

15–17 grains · iron 0.4–0.6 ppmThe city recommends iron filters and softeners for iron staining.

Source: City of Ramsey, About Water

Pressure

55–70 psi, about 65 on average

Source: City of Ramsey, About Water

Septic

About 4,200 systemsA septic compliance inspection is required at every property transfer.

Source: City of Ramsey, Septic Systems

Sewer line

Yours, from the city main to the home

Source: City of Ramsey, Sanitary Sewer System

Permits

Water heater, and water heater + softener permitsFiled online through LOGIS ePermits.

Source: City of Ramsey, Residential Construction Permits

Rebates (2026–28)

Up to $200 per fixtureToilets, faucets, showerheads, dishwashers and washers; must replace an existing fixture on city water; device cost only; $11,000 pool.

Source: City of Ramsey, Water Rebates

Checked October 2026. Cities update their rules and reports; your permit office has the final word.

02What it means

What those numbers mean inside a Ramsey house.

  • B1Spring 2026

    Flush the water heater

    Ramsey advises flushing water heaters after the new plant stirred up sediment. If only the hot water is rusty, the city says to drain and flush the heater.

    Water heaters

  • B1Iron

    Iron staining

    With 0.4–0.6 ppm of iron, the city recommends iron filters and softeners. Set the softener for both hardness and iron.

    Water softeners

  • 2F$200

    Rebates on new fixtures

    Up to $200 each for toilets, faucets, showerheads, dishwashers and washers that replace existing fixtures, while the $11,000 pool lasts.

    Toilets & faucets

  • YARDEvery 3 years

    When the city jets the sewer

    Ramsey cleans its sewer mains on a three-year cycle, which can make toilets flush or gurgle on their own. Constant gurgling is a different story.

    Drains

  • CALLNot sure?

    Describe it on the phone

    Not sure which of these it is? Call and tell us what you’re seeing and where in the house it is.

    Call (612) 245-7341

03Services in Ramsey

Every service we do, floor by floor.

The same crew and the same work in Ramsey as in Coon Rapids. Pick the part of the house where the problem is.

  1. 2FUpstairs

  2. WALLInside the walls

  3. 1FMain floor

  4. B1Utility room

  5. YARDUnder the lawn

04Reviews

5.0 stars across 513 Google reviews. Two of them:

Read more reviews
  • Apr 2025
    “We called Denis when our 20 year-old water heater finally bit the dust. Denis was out within a couple of hours to give us a quote, and was able to replace the entire unit and bring our plumbing up to code the same day.”

    Megan H. · Google review

  • Jan 2026
    “Denis & Dan were great! They got here on the early side of their time window & got our new toilet installed quickly. Friendly & easy to work with!”

    Maria N. · Google review

05Questions

Plumbing in Ramsey, answered.

Short answers from the city’s own rules and reports. Still not sure? Call and describe it.

Call (612) 245-7341
Q

Why is my hot water rusty in Ramsey?

Ramsey says that if only the hot water is rusty, drain and flush the water heater. The city also advised flushing water heaters after its new iron and manganese plant came online in spring 2026 and stirred up sediment in the system.

Source: City of Ramsey

Q

Does Ramsey offer water rebates?

Yes. Ramsey’s 2026–2028 Water Efficiency Rebate offers up to $200 each for toilets, faucets, showerheads, dishwashers and washers that replace existing fixtures at properties on city water. It covers device cost only, from an $11,000 pool.

Source: City of Ramsey, Water Rebates

Q

Do I need a septic inspection to sell a house in Ramsey?

Yes. Ramsey City Code requires a septic compliance inspection at every property transfer, and non-compliant systems generally must be fixed within 12 months.

Source: City of Ramsey, Septic Systems

Q

Why did my toilet gurgle when the city cleaned the sewer?

Ramsey jets its sewer mains on a three-year cycle, and the city notes that can make toilets flush or gurgle. If gurgling continues after the crew is gone, the cause is in your own drain or vent.

Source: City of Ramsey, Sanitary Sewer System

06Next stops

Next stops on the line.

Every stop

We also take calls from across the Twin Cities. See the full service area.

07Call us

Plumbing problem in Ramsey? Call us.

(612) 245‑7341

Mon – Sat · 8 AM – 10 PM

Hours
Monday – Saturday, 8 AM – 10 PM · Sunday closed
Address
12433 Uplander St NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448
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