Best Businesses in Tulsa, OK

Long ago and far away . . . okay, technically it was about 10 years ago and in Midtown Tulsa, I lived in a cute little apartment and the toilet developed a leak. The landlord called out plumber JR Cross. Cross made an impression because (1) he showed up at the time he said he would, (2) he fixed the problem quickly, and (3) he was polite and professional. I told myself if I ever owned a house and needed a plumber, Cross would be the guy I'd call.

Well, all these years later, Hubbie and I own a home in South Tulsa and a couple days ago, we had trouble with one of the toilets. I left a message at the office number at about 4:45 p.m., heard back within 5 minutes, and Cross was available to come out the next morning on the way to another job. He was at our house at the appointed time, fixed the problem (plus another small glitch that he found), charged us a reasonable fee, and was on his way in just under an hour. He was respectful of our space, took his shoes off at the door (it was a rainy day), and left no mess behind.

Absolutely recommend Cross Plumbing!

This is a great company with great people to help you. Quick to respond, explain everything to you and invite questions. Today my condenser went out and Jeff responded within a few hours, found the problem and fixed it quickly.
I have been a member and used them for 10+ years and I have never been sorry for choosing them when I bought my house.
I recommend them to all my friends.

Called Duvall to have a plumber out - they have a $150 service fee, meaning it's $150 for them to come out and give you a quote.  If you agree to the price, then you only pay the price of the quote.  If you think the quote is too high, then you pay the $150.  My advice: If you can find someone to fix your drain for less than $300/hour, call someone else - because that's what you're going to get charged.   Here's my visit:  issue - clogged drain under a water heater.  Plumber shows up - quotes $295 to fix it.  Wow, that's high, but it's a tough clog.... and he's here... so I agree and sign the form.  He messes around with it for about 10 minutes and then realizes he's going to likely have to remove the water heater to get to the clean out valve.  Isn't that included in the $295?  Of course not.   Final tally:  $600.  He was on site for less than two hours.  Will NEVER call these folks back to my house.  EVER.

Price gouging at its finest.

We had water coming up through our LVP flooring in our kitchen. It was not obvious where the water was coming from and after I'd done all the obvious checks to make sure the water supply to the dishwasher and ice maker in the refrigerator wasn't leaking , or the dishwasher drain wasn't leaking or any obvious leaks from the sink drains etc, I determined that the leak must have been  originating in the wall, probably from either a drain pipe or water supply line.

I contacted Williams Plumbing and they sent out a two-man team to investigate where the leak might originating. The service call was $110 and I was fine with that. They had to create 3 holes through the drywall in 3 different areas of the kitchen, (behind the dishwasher, behind the refrigerator and in the wall beneath the sink) to see where the leak was originating. They found wetness, but it still wasn't clear to them where the leak was. It wasn't until I stuck my arm up into the first hole cut and discovered wetness above the hole thus leading me to think that the drain pipe from the upstairs was the culprit. They then confirmed my suspicions by using a camera probe. I should mention that if they had done the same thing I did before cutting the the other two holes they would have discovered the same thing and it would have been unnecessary to cut the other two holes. And of course their repair does not include fixing the holes they make. So that's an additional expense I have to incur.

They drew up a proposal to fix the leak and the quoted price was nearly $800. They required me to sign that in order to authorize the work. It seemed like a pretty high price but I didn't really know how much work was involved to fix this so I signed it. The next day the 2-man crew arrived and 30 minutes later the fix had been made. It required that they cut a small section of drywall out of the wall in the bathroom (yet another thing they don't fix after the plumbing issue is fixed) so that they could gain access then cut out the cracked Y-connector in the drain pipe coming down from the upstairs. Once that was removed, they replaced it with a new Y-Connector (about a $15 part) and three flexible couplings to connect the Y-connector to the three pipes (about $6 each). So do the math... 2 guys, 30 minutes and about $50 in parts = about a $700 bill.

I have no complaints with the quality of work but the pricing for this quick repair was absolutely outrageous. When I called the company to discuss this I was given no satisfaction but simply told that I signed the contract with full knowledge of what the repair cost would be. However I can assure you that if the repair contract had included the line the repair will take 30 minutes for which you will be charged $700 I would not have agreed to sign. Be forewarned, they do not charge an hourly rate. They charge a job rate and if the job takes a fraction of the time the book says it should take, you pay the full price.

I will never use Williams plumbing again.

I had a new Water heater put in in 2013.  It just went out in 3+ years and had to be replaced again.  The Warranty took care of the unit itself, but I still had to pay $475.00 in labor to this company.  
This seems like a nice deal for the company but not me!

Russell Branan worked on my daughters home and did an amazing job!!

PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!

I have Choice Home Warranty. They sent out David/Pro Elevated Plumbing. This bing a plumbing company I was very skeptical about him looking at the claim. He came out and was in my backyard all of 2 minutes and completely assesed the wrong pump that needs to be replaced. Home Warranty has denied the claim. Even after I sent them a video showing them the issue. Now they have shut it down. I spoke to David and he advised he never heard the pump making the noise and that all he did was submit a picture. This was completely false. He advised them that the pump was going bad due to another pump. He is not a pool company and got it completely wrong. Now will be going through the company that put the pool in and have to pay $695.00 to replace the pump myself. If there was a way to give this company 0 stars it would be a 0. The other reviews being a 1 star I assume would say the same.

I came home to find my back yard destroyed by these people. Neighbor had a sewer line issue and neither neighbor or this company had the decency of giving advance notice about this issue. They destroyed my yard and when I spoke to the owner, Christopher Walls, he was completely rude and had nothing to say about advance notice.