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Loon Plumbing

Plumber in Brooklyn Park, MN

Same-day service · Free estimates · Upfront flat-rate pricing

Some of the hardest municipal water in the metro, neighborhoods built in waves from the '60s to today, and wetlands that keep sump pumps busy. Same-day service and a flat price you approve before we start.

  • 5.0 on Google
  • MN License PM652496
  • Family-owned

Local knowledge

We're local to Brooklyn Park — actually local

We're a family plumbing company, and Brooklyn Park is a city we work all the time — the 1960s and '70s ramblers and split-levels on the south side, the '80s and '90s two-stories through the middle, and the newer construction and townhomes up toward Highway 610 and the Rush Creek corridor.

We know what this city's water does to a water heater, which eras of homes here hide which pipe, and why the sump pump matters so much on a landscape threaded with creeks and wetlands running down to the Mississippi.

A cyclist crossing the Coon Rapids Dam walkway over the Mississippi River
Photo: Wylbur / CC BY-SA 3.0

Know your city

What Brooklyn Park throws at its plumbing

Very hard water — among the hardest in the metro

Brooklyn Park pumps from fourteen deep municipal wells, and the city's own report calls the result what it is: very hard, at roughly 34 to 38 grains per gallon. That's more than five times the threshold where water counts as hard. The city treats for iron and manganese but does not soften, so softening happens in your basement or not at all — and "not at all" is a water heater that dies young and fixtures that crust over. One more thing the 2024 report shows: PFOA and PFOS detected above the new federal limit that takes effect in 2029. The city is working on treatment; if you want it out of your drinking water now, reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink is the practical fix.

Homes built in waves — and aging in waves

Brooklyn Park grew from south to north over four decades, which means whole neighborhoods hit plumbing milestones together. The 1960s and '70s homes on the south side are on their second or third water heater and original shutoff valves and cast-iron drains. The '80s and '90s stock through the middle of the city deserves one specific check — some of it was plumbed with polybutylene, a gray plastic supply pipe with a known failure history. The good news from the city's inventory: zero known lead service lines.

Creeks, wetlands, and a wet spring

Shingle Creek, Rush Creek, and a dozen wetland basins drain this city toward the Mississippi, and the ground holds water. When the snowpack goes in March, sump pumps run for weeks; the ones that fail, fail mid-storm. A pump past its seventh year guarding a finished basement is a gamble, and a discharge line that freezes in a January thaw is a burned-out motor waiting to happen. Battery backup is the honest recommendation for any finished lower level here.

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What we do here

Plumbing services in Brooklyn Park

From our customers

5.0 on Google

“I was a big fan of how professional this team was. They were honest and affordable which I really appreciated. Got the job done in a timely fashion. I had to leave a review because great work deserves to be recognized. Highly recommend these folks.”

— Melvin A.

“Great service (bathroom - dual sink replacement and leaky valve replacement) and super fast service. Called Monday, service completed on Tuesday. Fair/clear pricing and excellent service. Trust this crew with all your plumbing needs!”

— Carl S.

Why Brooklyn Park homeowners call us first

  • A clear, flat-rate price you approve before work starts
  • A clean home when we leave — floor mats, shoe covers, haul-away
  • Done right, or we come back and make it right
  • Licensed & insured — MN Master Plumber PM652496
  • Family-owned, Twin Cities based

Service area

All of Brooklyn Park is our territory

Every neighborhood in Brooklyn Park gets the same same-day service and flat-rate pricing — no corner of the city is out of the way.

Proudly serving Brooklyn Park and nearby: Brooklyn Center, Champlin, Maple Grove, Osseo, Coon Rapids, Fridley, Robbinsdale, Minneapolis. See the full service area →

Good to know

Brooklyn Park questions, answered straight

Do you offer same-day service in Brooklyn Park?

Yes — same-day service is the standard in Brooklyn Park, not the exception. Call and we'll give you an honest arrival window, not a four-hour guess that becomes eight.

Are you licensed to work in Brooklyn Park?

Yes. We hold Minnesota Master Plumber license ${{SITE.license}}, we're insured, and when a job needs a permit we pull it through the City of Brooklyn Park and meet the inspector ourselves. Permit costs are part of the flat-rate price you approve up front.

Is Brooklyn Park's water really that hard?

Yes — the city's own report puts it at 34 to 38 grains per gallon, among the hardest municipal water in the Twin Cities. A softener isn't a luxury here; it's what keeps a water heater alive past its warranty. We size it to your bathrooms and your actual test number, for free.

How fast can you respond to a plumbing emergency in Brooklyn Park?

Call us and we'll give you an honest arrival time. For a burst pipe, shut off the main water valve first (usually in the basement near the meter), then call. We offer same-day and emergency service.

I read that PFAS was found in Brooklyn Park's water. Should I worry?

The city's 2024 report shows PFOA and PFOS above the new federal limit, which becomes enforceable in 2029, and the city is working on treatment. That's honest information, not a panic. If you want it out of your drinking water today, reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink is the proven fix — and it's what we'd put in our own house.

My Brooklyn Park home was built in 1988. Should I check for gray plastic pipe?

Worth a look. Some homes from the mid-'80s through the mid-'90s were plumbed with polybutylene, a gray supply pipe that fails without warning. Plenty from that era have copper or PEX instead. We'll identify what you have in minutes and give you a straight answer, not a scare.

Do you charge extra to come to Brooklyn Park?

No. No travel surcharge, no service-call games — Brooklyn Park is squarely inside our service area. You get a free estimate and a flat-rate price before any work starts, same as every city we serve.

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