Best Plumbing Services in Oklahoma

Allan has done several plumbing jobs for me and it has been fantastic. He's responsive, reliable, honest and trustworthy. He's done everything for me from repair a broken pipe under my slab to replacing toilets and snaking drains. I can count on him to do a good job for a fair price and he always takes care of whatever is needed, including cleaning up after himself so there's no - or very minimal - clean up required. I highly recommend him!

TEN STARS!

I have spent the last two years calling and paying local Plummer's to identify and fix a residential problem I had.  Then one day while driving, i stopped behind a truck marked Trails End Plumbing.   I called the number and spoke with Frank (angel #1). And scheduled at appointment at my home.   Later, Ashley (angel #2) called to confirm the appointment.  On the agreed day and time, AJ and James (angels 3 & 4) arrived.  Their training, education, experience, courtesy and professionalism far exceeded all my expectations.  (Note: remember I had made a hobby out of calling plumbers.)

AJ & James identified the problem and performed the work needed to remedy it.  Done.  Rates are industry standard....the team and the work is well beyond standard.'  Thanks to the team!

Mastons did a commercial remodel. They were quick and efficient and did a great job. I'll definitely use them again

I have used Aspen Plumbing a number of times over several years and have no complaints about them. The first time I used them was when the owner did his own work. After time passes, the owner gets more calls than he can handle alone so hires a couple of employees. I have had no problems with the employees as they seemed to know what they were doing. If previous reviewers had a problem, businesses can boost or decline based on who is hired at any given time. The last time I called them for a problem on a rental property on possibly a Thursday or Friday, they were booked up and couldn't get to it until the next Monday or Tuesday. I couldn't wait that long as the renter needed to finish laundry and flush toilets, so I called someone else that could get out faster. Give this business a break please, it is a good company. Not everyone writes reviews, and the complainers will sound off a lot quicker than the satisfied ones.

They mostly fixed the problem with the leaky bathroom faucet and charged me an arm and a leg.

this is just my opinion, but just not a fan of
price by the job plumbing companies, as
compared to charge by the hour plumbimg companies. I'll explain why.
when you are charged by the hour the plumbing  repair work done, is billed by actual time the plumber spent repairing the plumbing problem,
and the bill will show this as well as the charges for any parts used to repair the plumbing problem. the plumbing bill clearly shows the total time spent on repairing the plumbing and clearly seperates and shows parts used to repair the plumbing problem. the bill shows clear distinction and seperation between time/hours charged,
and the parts used to repair the plumbing job.
price by the job plumbing companies, tell you the one price you'll pay for them to repair your plumbing problem. so you have no idea what they actually would charge per hour. the time spent and parts used to repair your plumbing problem is all combined into just one price by the job.
sorry, but I want to know how many hours the plumber spent and also price of parts used to repair my plumbing problem. that is more clear, straight forward, and frankly a more honest way to do business, plumbing repair business.

I've used York Plumbing numerous times and have always been pleased with their work.  Both in my personal home and for our rental property, they have been easy to talk to and very fair in dealing. From issues with sewer lines to smaller problems with gas pipes and shower faucets and drain issues, York Plumbing has been able to resolve each one accurately and timely! They're all nice but Cody is probably my favorite to work with.

We had to call another plumber to fix what Sooner did. Don't use, unless you want to spend an extra five hundred bucks to get it fixed.

We recently hired HARP to repair our 12 yr old air conditioning unit that was frozen up.  A very young service technician arrived and within 20 minutes informed me the problem was the intake vent filters where clogged.  I informed him that was not the problem as I replace them every 3-4 months.  We examined both filters and I pointed out the change out date I had written on them was in a few weeks and there was not enough build up to cause a system to freeze up.  He indicated he would let it run without them to see it that resolved the problem.  He was a very talkative person and even informed me he was going to give notice to HARP that day that he was quitting and gave me a card for his new business that he was starting.  About 20 minutes later he informed me the system was still blowing hot air and he would have to run a leak check for $285 (approx.).  I gave him the approval.  Approximately one hour later he informed me the system had two leaks at the outside condenser values.  The charge to fix the leaks and replace the freon was another $500 which I agreed to.  Approximately an hour later he informed me he was packing up and would pull his gauges and check the air temperature one last time before leaving.  Another 20-30 went by and he then informed me the gauge reading was fluctuating which indicated the evaporator coils where going bad and the replacement cost was another $1,200.  I asked him if the coils where bad or may go out in the future.  He said the system is currently working so it is something that I could replace now or wait to see.  I told him that since he had the system running and already paying over $800, we would wait.  
Within a few days a HARP agent called me to check on my level of satisfaction.  I told her I was not satisfied and would not use them again due to the technician's incompetence and unprofessionalism.  I conveyed our story to her and she informed me my experience was not representative of HARP and she would have a manager call to take care of the situation.  No manager ever called.
In approximately one week the unit slowly lost it's ability to cool the upstairs and finally froze up again.  I called HARP, conveyed my story (again) and they sent out a new technician.  This technician was very competent and professional.  After measuring the pressure on both lines, he informed me the system was low again and he would have to run another leak detection and charge us another $285 and the cost of repair and freon replacement.  I informed him I did not think charging me to run another leak detection was fair since they just ran one a few days ago.  I told him I would be willing to pay for any repairs but not the cost of leak detection or freon replacement as that should have been part of the initial service and charges.  He called his manager who would not approve the terms.  I agreed to pay another $170 to run a leak sealer through the system in hopes it would stop the current leak.  This was  a long shot as the service was not guaranteed to work.  We were desperate as the temperature was near 100 degrees.  
The system worked for approximately 7-8 days and froze up again.  This time we called AirCo.  Their technician found low readings on both lines and I agreed to have them run a leak check.  After approximately 30 minutes he informed me our evaporator coils had two leaks.  He had me come up to the attic to visually inspect the coils.  Two things became immediately obvious to me at that point.  The coils not only had leaks, but were very corroded and in need of replacement and, if the first HARP technician would have removed the panel and run an a leak check, would have discovered the same thing.  The Air-co technician indicated that the leaks and corrosion had been occurring for a long time and if any technician would have inspected them in the last few weeks, would have known they needed replaced.  If the HARP technician would have performed a leak check on the entire system as charged, they would have provided all necessary repairs and freon replacement under one leak detect service and charge.  As a result of their negligence, we had to pay an additional $800, i.e., total paid was $2,910.Following our discovery, we once again called HARP to file a complaint and attempt to seek a refund.  They took our name and said a manger would call us back.  No one has returned the call.

Update:  After forwarding this posting to HARP, a manager called me within the hour.  I was very surprised by his angry tone and demeanor.  He was not open to listening to his costumer's point of view.  He continued to tell me what had occurred (this is interesting since he was not there and only sited the paper work the tech had submitted).  In an angry voice he ask what I wanted.  I stated I wanted a refund for the leak check and freon based on the tech not completing a full system check.  He said that was not going to happen.