Best Businesses in Tulsa, OK

Straightforward, came same day we called, made sure everything was completely fixed! We are very happy with our choice to use Gregg Mechanical and will be recommending him to our friends!

Master plumber with excellent customer service. Want you're problem fixed right?  Use Corey Nichols

DT Quality Home solutions is amazing!  Finished the work perfectly, quickly and at a reasonable cost. Excellent workmanship and attention to detail!

Dibble plumbing performed a French drain instillation and sewer drain replacement for us about a year ago. We waited this long to make a review to allow time for our facts to be collected and allow all necessary repairs to take place.

Our basement, like most basements in Oklahoma, had frequent flooding problems. The solution recommended included installing a French drain around the house. The job cost more than $6000 and was done with cheap plastic tubing with foam peanuts surrounding the drain (this is a newer and cheaper way for companies to install French drains compared to the gold standard of gravel). The drains were only placed 12 to 16 inches deep when French drains should be placed 5-6 feet deep. There was no sump pump placed. After the job was done, our basement flooded even worse and our sprinkler system had been cut in 15 places (this was repaired by our sprinkler company for a large sum and took 3 days to complete. They stated that it would have been easier to do a new install because the damage was so extensive and obviously there was no consideration to avoid any pipes or wiring. It was also one of the most complicated jobs they have had to do per their report. Granted, the contract with Dibble did state the company held no liability for any damaged tubing or wires but this was complete negligence. All our outdoor lighting will need to be replaced as well because the wiring was completely severed).

When we called the company to report that our basement was flooding worse, they stated they didn't put in French drains and put surface drains in. When we pointed out we paid the amount of French drains, they immediately about-faced and stated they actually did put in French drains. They also stated the increased flooding was not their fault.

Needless to say, we needed to have the French drains redone by a legitimate company with a good reputation. They asked us specifically who did the initial job because you were really screwed over and they wanted to warn anybody else considering using them. The new company hand dug the trenches 6 feet deep, used PVC pipes (and installed almost double the amount) and installed a sump pump. They also re-sodded our lawn (Dibble left our yard a mud pit) and left our yard looking better than they found it. Our basement flooding has now resolved.

The financial impact of this disaster job has been substantial. We only used Dibble in the first place because our contractor vouched for them for the job. The plumbing part of the job was fine (besides cutting our lines) so this is just a warning about hiring them for French drains which they need more experience and knowledge about installing them. This is a lesson learned for us as we need to vet our sources better in the future but the lack of any negative reviews online gives me suspicion there is review filtering taking place. So we'll see how long this review stays online.

Been on the schedule since March. Constant rescheduling and no communication. If you get them to answer the phone, they will tell you they will be out the following day and never show up.  If I could give 0 stars I would.

I totally disagree with the previous review, I have used this company for five years on my own home and a rental. I lost heat one day five years ago and had no idea where to turn, I was a single mom with a one year old and no heat in January. The secretary at Hudson had a man out the same day and took payment over the phone (which their huge total was 89.00, lol) so I didn't miss work. I have since used them to service airconditioners and do plumbing work. This company actually cares about people and have been wonderful to myself and my daughter.

Preston was a nightmare to work with, every Friday he would bitch about anything. One Friday it was that we hadn't paid him yet. He sent us a bill on Thursday, we hadn't even been to the house to check on it and make sure it looked good. We ended up firing him midway on the job, once we got the fixtures hooked up and were able to test the showers/sinks we realized that the bathtub drain wasn't hooked up and was draining to our first floor. and then they forgot to hook up the hot water on the bathroom sink faucet, so both would only be cold water. This is just a few of the items. I dont recommend working with Preston. He is hot headed and honestly a jerk.

During the recent wind storm in Tulsa, our electrical system was ripped from the outside wall.  Airco said they would be out two days later.  When they got there the worker stated we needed a new meter and those were in short supply.  He was ordering it for us, and instructed us to call every day to check on the order.  3 days later I was told that it was in and Management would call to schedule installation.  I cried when I heard that because we (and most of Tulsa) had been without electricity for almost a week by that point.  I waited all day (Friday) and got no call.  I called back at 4 and was told that they were on the phone with another customer and would call me right back, which they didn't.  The next morning I called back and was told that it would probably be the next Wednesday due to the 7/4 holiday.  I said I was just waiting on a call from mgmt to install it and was told that Management doesn't work on the weekends.  GRRRR  Then my neighbor told me that PSO gives out FOR FREE meters when there is a natural disaster like what we had.  Airco was going to charge us $600 for it!  NEVER will I call Airco again.  We were without electricity for 11 days and STILL no call from Airco to follow up.

I had problems with my water heater last April. It was spewing water all over my Garage. My Home Warranty company sent Top Quality Plumbing out to my home to repair it.  In September...more hot water problems as my Heater spewed water all over my Garage again. Top Quality was again contacted by my Home Warranty Company...they supposedly replaced all valves and thermostats and elements.  2 weeks later...same problem.  Top Quality came out and this time told us that we would have to install a Water Pressure Regulator to resolve the Problem.  450.00 later..after the Regulator was installed(by another plumbing company)  the problem was STILL NOT resolved. Home Depot sold me a T&P valve and this resolved it but only for a couple of weeks. Then the Heater started blowing fuses and now we had only luke-warm water at best.  We were frustrated and having to exhaust all of our Savings on buying another Water Heater.  However..my Warranty company had paid Top Quality over 200 dollars for a complete overhaul of all elements and valves and thermostats for the heater. We just could not understand WHY no hot Water!!!  Finally..I suspected our electric panels and circuit breakers and fuse boxes. I contacted our Electric Company to have one of their employees simply inspect our situation and tell us WHAT IS IT GOING TO TAKE TO GET HOT WATER IN OUR HOME?????  He discovered that our Power boxes were okay...the PROBLEM was that the LOWER Thermostat was bad AND never got replaced.  He relaced all of the thermostats and elements and the heater is working like new.   Furthermore..the Electric Company (Verdigras Valley Electric company from Collinsville Oklahoma) chose not to charge us. I cannot thank them enough.  I am not suggesting that Top Quality is dishonest...but if they cannot resolve a problem with a simple electric water heater...why would you want to pay them to fix bigger problems???