Call first, every time
This business works by phone. Nothing on this site is a ticket system, and the dispatcher is the person who can actually send help. Use the call button at the top of the page, day or night, and a person answers.
The business address is 14525 Hwy 7, Minnetonka, MN 55345. The business email is contact@247plumberminnetonka.com, which is there for general non-urgent questions. If water is running or a drain is backing up, skip the inbox and call. Before you call, you can check any plumber's license on the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry lookup, which follows the state's licensing standards.
If water is moving right now
Take thirty seconds to cut the damage before you dial. It makes the call simpler and the repair smaller.
- Close the main water valve, usually on the basement wall where the line enters the house.
- Switch off the water heater at the breaker or turn the gas control to pilot.
- Stop using drains and toilets if sewage is coming up.
- Move electronics, rugs and boxes away from wet areas, and stay clear of outlets near standing water.
- If you smell gas, leave the house and call 911 before anything else.
What to tell the dispatcher
A clear description lets the dispatcher match your call to the right licensed plumber on the first try.
- Your street address and the town, plus the building type: house, townhome, condo or commercial space.
- What is happening and where, such as water from a ceiling, a toilet overflowing or no hot water.
- What you have already done, like shutting the main valve or turning off the water heater.
- Whether water is touching electrical items or if you smell gas.
- A callback number in case the call drops, and your role: owner, tenant or property manager.
- Anything about access: a locked basement, a gate or a building entry code.
Towns we answer for
The line covers Minnetonka and the towns around it: Hopkins to the east, Wayzata on the lake's north shore, Excelsior on the south shore, Eden Prairie to the south and Plymouth to the north.
Not on the list? Call anyway. Places around Lake Minnetonka often can be served from the same line, and the dispatcher will tell you straight if an address is out of range.
What happens after you call
The dispatcher assigns a licensed plumber, and you get the next step. The plumber explains the problem and states a clear price before work starts. For routine requests, same-day appointments are offered when available.
No one on the line will promise an exact arrival time. Hwy 7 and I-494 traffic and the night's call volume change too much, and a made-up window helps nobody. If you want more on how the service works, the about page explains dispatch in detail.
About water damage cleanup
After a burst pipe or a backup, you may need drying, carpet removal or mold checks. Those are separate trades from plumbing. In general, call your insurer early, photograph everything and keep wet materials until the adjuster has seen them. The plumber's job is to stop the water and fix the pipe.
Planned work and questions
Replacing a water heater, adding a fixture or planning a repipe can be scheduled by phone too. Read the services overview first if you want to know what the work involves, then call with questions.
For plumbing itself, a phone call is quicker and keeps a person on the other end of the problem. The email address stays for general business questions.
Email and address
Email: contact@247plumberminnetonka.com
Address: 14525 Hwy 7, Minnetonka, MN 55345
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Questions before you call
The same 24/7 line, any hour. Use the call button on this page and a dispatcher answers.
The email address is for general questions. Plumbing problems are handled by phone because a dispatcher can send help while you are still on the line.
Shut off the main water valve for a leak, stop using drains for a backup and stay away from wet electrical areas. Then call and describe what you see.
The line serves Minnetonka, Hopkins, Wayzata, Eden Prairie, Plymouth and Excelsior. Call and give the address if you are somewhere nearby.
Cleanup and drying are separate trades from plumbing. Call your insurer, photograph the damage and keep wet materials until it is documented.
Yes. The plumber explains what is wrong and states a clear price before any work starts, and you decide whether to proceed.