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Maki Sewer and Drain service van servicing Lino Lakes, MN
Serving Lino Lakes, MN · Anoka County

Lino Lakes sewer & drain cleaning done right the first time

Local drain cleaning, main-line cabling, hydro jetting, and camera inspections for Lino Lakes homeowners and businesses. Same-day service most days.

✓ Local & owner-operated ✓ Insured ✓ Same-day service

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Lino Lakes sewer & Anoka County programs

Anoka County septic and well loan programs — and the county's 400+ mile road network Lino Lakes sits on

Anoka County runs two important funding programs for homeowners: an AgBMP well/septic loan and a Conservation District SSTS Fix-Up Grant. Most relevant to Lino Lakes homeowners on well/septic systems — but useful background for anyone dealing with property-transition drain diagnostics.

Anoka County offers an AgBMP loan up to $100,000 at 3% interest, a 90% / 80% SSTS grant tier structure, and maintains 400+ mi of county roads per year.

Sources: Anoka County — Well/Septic Loans

About Lino Lakes

What we see in Lino Lakes homes

Lino Lakes sits in Anoka County, with a housing stock and sewer infrastructure that shapes the kinds of drain and sewer problems we see there most.

Local snapshot coming soon.

ZIP codes we serve in Lino Lakes

Lino Lakes ZIP codes, by area

Here is how the Lino Lakes ZIP codes we drive to line up on the map.

Central Lino Lakes

55014

North Lino Lakes / Hugo border

55038

If your Lino Lakes ZIP is not listed, call 612-382-7397 — we serve the entire city and most surrounding communities.

On the ground in Lino Lakes

What Lino Lakes looks like from our van

Real photos from real service calls — we’re out here every week.

Maki Sewer and Drain service van servicing Lino Lakes, MN
Serving Lino Lakes, MN The Maki Sewer and Drain service van, loaded and serving Lino Lakes, MN.
Local sewer authority

Who handles what in Lino Lakes

Sewer service in Lino Lakes is handled by MCES (Metropolitan Council Environmental Services) — confirmed on official MCES "Communities We Serve" list. Here is who to call for what, plus the current ordinances that affect Lino Lakes homeowners.

Lino Lakes Public Works Department

Homeowner vs. city responsibility

In most Minnesota cities, the property owner is responsible for the sewer service line from the house to the point where it connects to the city main. Rules vary by city — call Public Works if you are unsure whether a problem is on your side or theirs.

If you have a backup and are not sure whether it is on your side or the city's, we can put a camera down and confirm before anyone digs.

📍 Local construction update

2026 Street Rehabilitation program active + Hodgson Rd (CSAH 49) work

What's happening in Lino Lakes right now

Lino Lakes is running its 2026 Street Rehabilitation program across multiple neighborhoods. Overlay and mill-and-overlay work started May 11 on 4th Avenue; Heather Court N / Meadow Court / Terra Court / Lea Court N; Lonesome Pine Trail; Ware Road; Country Lakes Drive / Fawn Lane / Deerwood Lane; and Hodgson Road (CSAH 49) from Rohavic Lane to Ware Road. The Anoka County–led I-35E / County Road J interchange project (Lino Lakes / White Bear Township / North Oaks) — including a new roundabout at Centerville Road and County Road J — is scheduled through 2025-2026. Two Lake Drive (CSAH 23) corridor studies are also active: Lexington to Main Street, and Main Street to Kettle River Blvd.

What this means for your drains

Mill-and-overlay projects are less invasive than full reconstruction, but they still create risk for the pipes running under and near the road. Here's what we typically see:

  • Sanitary sewer manholes at slightly different grade — the new asphalt lift changes surface height by 1-2 inches, and manhole adjustments during that process can loosen the seal where the manhole meets the sewer main
  • Catch basin rework changes storm flow — homes with sump discharge tied to nearby catch basins can see slower drainage or backflow
  • Root pressure on old laterals — trees along corridors like Hodgson Road react to the disturbance by pushing new growth into old clay lateral cracks

If your Lino Lakes home is on any of the streets in this year's rehab program, or if your drain has been slow for months but you've been putting it off, this is the time. A camera inspection tells you exactly what's inside the line — and if it's your responsibility, we can cable or hydro-jet it same day.

Call 612-382-7397 or book a camera inspection.

Source: City of Lino Lakes — 2026 Street & Utility Improvement Projects

Source: City of Lino Lakes — Street & Utility Improvement Projects · Updated 2026-07-22

Why Lino Lakes homeowners call Maki

Straight answers, honest work, the right method for your line

Local, not a franchise

Owner-operated. You get the person doing the work. When you call, you get the person doing the work — not a call center.

Camera-equipped

Every main line clog gets a look. You see what we see. No mystery invoices, no upsell for repairs that are not needed.

Right tool for the job

Cable, jet, or camera-guided repair — we match the method to the actual problem, not to the biggest ticket.

Same-day, most days

Lino Lakes is inside our normal service window. If you call before mid-afternoon, most days we can be out today.

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Lino Lakes and the surrounding area

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Sewer or drain problem in Lino Lakes?

Tell us what is going on and we will follow up fast — usually same day.

Frequently asked questions — Lino Lakes

How fast can you get to Lino Lakes?

We typically respond same-day for drain calls in Lino Lakes. Call 612-382-7397 in the morning for best odds of same-day service; we'll give you an honest ETA before we roll.

Do you serve every ZIP code in Lino Lakes?

Yes — we cover the ZIP codes serving Lino Lakes (55014, and 55038) and the surrounding community. Call to confirm your address.

What's the most common drain problem in Lino Lakes?

Lino Lakes sits in Anoka County, with a housing stock and sewer infrastructure that shapes the kinds of drain and sewer problems we see there most. Local snapshot coming soon.

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