Oklahoma City Metro · 24 Hours a Day
Water where it
shouldn't be?
Licensed plumbers on call around the clock across the OKC metro. We give you the price before we pick up a wrench — not after.
What we fix
Residential and light commercial plumbing
Same-day for most calls. If it's an emergency, skip this section and use the phone number — you'll get a human, not a menu.
Burst & leaking pipes
Shut-off, isolation and repair. We'll walk you through finding your main valve on the phone before we're even in the truck.
Drain cleaning
Kitchen, bath, main line. Camera inspection included on any main-line clear so you see what caused it.
Water heaters
Repair, replacement and tankless conversion. Tank units typically same-day; tankless usually next-day.
Sewer line repair
Camera diagnosis first, then trenchless where the run allows it. You approve the method and the number before we dig.
Repipes & remodels
Whole-home repipe, bath and kitchen rough-in, fixture installs. Permitted and inspected.
Winterization
Oklahoma freezes catch people out. Insulation, hose-bib covers and a pre-winter pressure check.
Published pricing
What the common jobs cost
Most plumbers won't put numbers on a page. These are real starting prices for the calls we run most often — you'll get an exact figure in writing before any work begins.
Prices reflect standard residential installs in the OKC metro. Access problems, code corrections and non-standard fittings change the number — and if they do, we stop and re-quote rather than adding it to the invoice at the end.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises
You call or book
A person answers, day or night. We ask what's happening, tell you what to shut off, and give you an arrival window before we hang up.
We quote on site
The plumber diagnoses, then hands you a written flat price. You approve it or you don't — either way, the diagnostic is the only thing you owe.
We fix it and clean up
Work is warrantied two years on labor. You get photos of the repair and the invoice by email before the truck leaves.
Reviews
What neighbors say
Called at 11:40 on a Sunday night with water coming through the ceiling. Someone actually picked up, told me where the shutoff was, and had a truck here by 1am. The price he quoted was the price I paid.
They ran a camera down the main line and showed me the roots on a screen instead of just telling me. Ended up being a much smaller repair than the last company quoted me.
Water heater died the week of Thanksgiving. New one in the same afternoon, old one hauled off, permit handled. No upsell on anything I didn't need.
Service area
We cover the metro
Trucks stage out of Yukon and northwest Oklahoma City, so the western half of the metro sees the fastest arrival times. We take calls anywhere in the list — call and we'll tell you honestly how long it'll be.
Book online
Not an emergency? Pick a window.
We confirm by text within 15 minutes during business hours. If it can't wait, call instead — this form doesn't wake anybody up.
Request received
On a live site you'd get a confirmation text here within 15 minutes, and the request would land in the dispatcher's inbox with your ZIP already checked against the service area.
Questions
Before you call
Do you charge extra for nights and weekends?
There's a flat $120 after-hours addition between 8pm and 7am, and on Sundays. It's added to the quoted job price, not to an hourly rate, so you still know the total before we start.
How do I shut off my water in an emergency?
Most OKC-metro homes have a main shutoff either where the line enters the house — often in a garage or utility closet — or at the meter box near the street, which needs a meter key. Call us and we'll walk you through finding yours while the truck is on the way.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Oklahoma plumbing contractor license, general liability, and workers' comp. Certificates are available on request and the license number is in the footer of every page.
Do you offer financing on big jobs?
On repipes, sewer replacements and tankless conversions, yes — 12-month same-as-cash or longer terms through a third-party lender. We'll show you both the cash price and the monthly figure before you decide.
Will you tell me if I don't actually need the repair?
Yes, and it happens fairly often. A running toilet is usually a $12 flapper, not a new toilet. If the honest answer is that you can fix it yourself, that's the answer you'll get.