Best Local Plumbing in Tulsa OK

Quality and professional!

Not perfect, but who is? Still, I think Big C's did well by me. They're among the better of Tulsa's plumbers.

People of Google. Use this team. Curtis and Cale made a point to get out during a weather break to get to our property (and to our major problems). They showed up, got the job done and Cale was great at communicating what the problem was, how much to fix it and the timeline to get it done. We have a resounding appreciation for Walter, and his patience with us as well! Beautiful tradesmen and we can't

Have used One Way multiple times and they have always been professional and have done great work. Highly recommend!

Jess is quick to come out to our community when we have an emergency and has a great bedside manner! Prices are good and he is thorough! Definitely recommend!

I cannot say enough good things about American Leak Detection of Eastern Oklahoma. We had a water leak in our house. The carpet was saturated and mold was growing around the baseboards. They came promptly and found the leak quickly. To my surprise, they even fixed the leak. Everybody we dealt with was friendly, efficient, and responded quickly. I highly recommend them.

Josh and Noah did a great job of determining the problem and fixing it.

Plumbing leaks and problems never come with a schedule and are only an emergency to the person or family they're happening too. So after calling a couple of companies that couldn't get to my emergency until later in the day or even tomorrow, Bradley and his guys at Wooten Knockout Plumbing were at my house within a half hour and had the problem diagnosed and fixed faster than I ever imagined. Their service and professionalism is unmatched in my opinion and the price was more than fair for the job they did. On the next job, emergency or not, I'll only call Wooten Knockout Plumbing!! Thanks again guys!!

My neighbor used this company to replace their tie in to the city sewer main. They drove over the fence instead of asking us to remove or move it out of the way, so we had to pay over $1k out of pocket to build a new fence. Then the 12 foot hole they excavated was not backfilled and packed properly, so after the new fence was constructed, there is now a six foot by seven foot wide sink hole that is about a foot deep in my yard. The new fence has a post in that hole, so the fence is now sagging as well.

What was the response during the whole project? That is not our responsibility.

My advice, hire a different plumber that will hire a professional excavation company if excavation work is needed. Faking the ability to dig and fill a hole properly is not a good business practice. I cannot speak as to their effectiveness as plumbers though.