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Plumbers in North Dakota

19 plumbing businesses in the metro area within about 35 miles of Fargo – plus how North Dakota licenses plumbers.

Metro areas

North Dakota cities we cover

North Dakota rules

Do plumbers need a license in North Dakota?

How North Dakota licenses plumbers

Plumbers are licensed by the state.

Who licenses: North Dakota State Plumbing Board

License types: Master Plumber, Journeyman Plumber, Apprentice Plumber.

Businesses: Separately from plumber licensing, North Dakota law requires a contractor license from the Secretary of State for anyone acting as a contractor on jobs over $4,000.

Check a license: ndplumbingboard.gov

Confirm the plumber on the North Dakota State Plumbing Board's license lookup, since anyone performing plumbing in the state must be licensed with the board.

Sources: ndplumbingboard.gov, ndplumbingboard.gov, ndplumbingboard.gov, ndlegis.gov. Checked October 2026 from official sources. This is not legal advice.

Before you hire

Ask for the license number and check it on the official lookup where one exists. Ask for proof of insurance and a written, itemized estimate, and ask who pulls the permit if the job needs one – water heaters, repiping and sewer lines often do.

Eight questions to ask every plumber

Questions

North Dakota plumbing questions

Do plumbers need a license in North Dakota?

North Dakota licenses plumbers statewide through the North Dakota State Plumbing Board. You can check a license at ndplumbingboard.gov.

Where in North Dakota do you list plumbers?

In North Dakota: Fargo (20). Each city page lists plumbers based within about 25 miles (35 in smaller metro areas) whose own website names that city or nearby towns.

How do I get a plumber listed in North Dakota?

Plumbing businesses can add their business free. We check every listing against the business’s own website.

Neighboring states: Minnesota · South Dakota · Montana.

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Tell us the problem. We’ll connect you with a local plumber in North Dakota.

  1. 1Tell us the job and your ZIP code
  2. 2We send it to listed plumbers who serve your area
  3. 3They contact you directly

Free, no obligation. If no listed plumber serves your area, we’ll tell you. Water pouring in? Shut off the main valve first, then call a plumber from the list.

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