Tulsa plumbing from a Claremore family.

We take Tulsa calls the same way we take them at home: we look first, explain what we found, and give you the price before we touch anything.

In Tulsa the work leans toward the inside of the house and the line to the street. That means bathroom remodels, water heaters, drain and sewer work, and hard-to-find parts. One customer wrote about Brian tracking down a part that wasn't easy to find, driving to Tulsa to pick it up, and fixing her tub faucet.

Tulsa is about 30 miles from our shop, down the Will Rogers Turnpike or old Route 66.

The houses in Tulsa

A lot of Tulsa's housing is mid-century ranches and older neighborhoods, which means original drain lines and galvanized supply pipe that are past their best years. Newer homes on the edges of the city have their own issues, mostly water heaters and fixtures reaching the end of their life.

What the weather does to pipes here

Oklahoma clay swells when it is wet and shrinks when it is dry, and that movement is hard on slabs and buried sewer lines. Add hard freezes in winter and long, hot summers, and Tulsa sees plenty of slab leaks, cracked lines and overworked AC units.

What we do in Tulsa

• Drain cleaning, sewer lines and camera inspection. Clogged drains cleared, roots cut out of sewer lines, and a camera down the pipe so you see the problem before you pay to fix it.
• Water heaters, tank and tankless. Gas and electric tank heaters and tankless units, repaired or replaced, all major brands.
• Kitchen and bath remodeling. New showers, tubs, vanities, sinks and faucets, with the plumbing behind the walls done right while it is open.
• Plumbing repair and installation. Leaks, dripping faucets, running toilets, new fixtures, repiping and rough-in for new construction, in homes and businesses.

Around Tulsa

We work around midtown, east Tulsa along I-44, the neighborhoods off Route 66 and Catoosa on the way in, and in Owasso and Claremore too.