Best Residential Services in Oklahoma City OK

I highly recommend Jimbo's plumbing for everyone in Oklahoma City! He's very down-to-earth, professional and gets the job done the right way. Super-friendly. Whenever I need some plumbing done, I don't hesitate to call him.

Honestly, I used to think all plumbers were the same but Jim is definitely a big step above the rest!

Great service, great guy.

If you're looking for a plumber in Oklahoma City - Jim is the man!

We have worked with a a handful of contractors (big and small companies) in the last few years and none of them can compare to Scott and his team. Scott was professional, reliable, had excellent communication, and his workmanship was outstanding. Our experience from meeting him for the bid to the final walk through was amazing. Most important- our bathroom looks amazing! Hope this crew and their families enjoy their holiday season... because we can't wait to schedule more work with them in the new year!

We have struggled with our furnace going out when the artic cold fronts come through under 25degrees. It would work ok above 25 but not below 25 degrees, when we desperately needed it. Dense Mechanical was prompt to help us out and did an amazing job of diagnosing the problem. Their technicians are extremely knowledgeable and courteous. They are willing to do whatever it takes to protect your family and your house. We highly recommend them.  Rod B.

Update to previous 1 star review,  I was contacted by the company,  they scheduled for the original day I had taken off work to be home,  and fixed the issue,  replacing entire spigot at no extra cost.

I called for service and was very pleased with the quick response. The receptionist who answered the phone was very helpful and the technician showed up within the determined time.  Excellent customer service and a prompt response. I would definitely recommend them.

Wednesday night I walked into my youngest daughter's room and heard a strange noise. I pinpointed it to the wall, close to the house exterior, that runs between my daughter's rooms. It sounded like running water in the wall. The outside faucet runs right into this space, so I went outside, but there was no leaking water. I felt the walls and the carpet, but nothing was wet. I called my mom, my go-to Miss Fix It, and she said we'd look at it. Yesterday, I walked into my oldest daughter's room and it had a very musty smell. I checked my mail and the water bill was in it. My water bill was over double the usual, so I called the water company and they told me my water was running 24/7 so either my toilets were running or I had a leak somewhere. That's when I panicked and called my mom again. She said to shut the water main off and we would have to cut into the sheetrock to find the leak. I marked the studs with my heavy duty magnets and my mom came over and cut the sheetrock. The bottom of the insulation was damp, but when I turned the water back on, the leak was below the area; it was a slab leak.  I had to keep the water turned off while my mom and I received multiple plumber recommendations. I walked into my oldest's room this morning and the smell was gone.  My mom called me and told me Justin, owner and operator of All Care Plumbing, was coming by to quote me. In the meantime, I called other recommendations, but they were currently busy or I left a message.  Trades, such as plumbing and electric, are in high demand, in case you didn't know.  Justin was at my house within the hour. He was very professional and gave me a straightforward, honest answer. It was difficult to quote because no one could be 100% sure where the leak was or any damage caused until he could see, but he thought the leak was also where we thought it was. His charge is $95 an hour plus parts, regardless of it being a slab leak, which is HUGE considering many might charge me upwards of $500, at a minimum, by the mention of slab leak. I told him I was getting other quotes, which he also encouraged me to do. He left and I called my mom again to get her opinion. I hadn't heard back from anyone else yet, it's Friday, I wanted to take a shower, Justin said he could do it today or first thing in the morning and I got good vibes from him (you know me ). Mom and I agreed to call him back. He had a couple other jobs to do, but was back within 2 hours. He was able to make a relatively small hole in the concrete, found the 2 LEAKS in my tubing right where we thought it was, replaced the tubing, replaced my outside faucet upon asking (it's given me problems before and he was already right there in the wall) and poured the concrete to fix the floor. All within 2 HOURS! I'll mention he also had a helper who was also very professional and polite, but I didn't catch his name. The entire slab leak fix cost $260.....yes, you read that right. I am SO grateful for All Care Plumbing, not to mention for my mom.  I HIGHLY recommend this company for any plumbing needs that may arise! When I get my real estate license, this company will be my go-to for plumbing. Thank you Justin and company!

They can and did some repair to a septic line for my next door neighbor. They refused to come and finish filling in the hole that is in the back of my property. They also cut the att line and refused to fix the issue they caused.

Bryce was very professional and was able to do my job very soon. I paid another company for an estimate, but I couldn't get them to do it. That wasted a couple of weeks. Backwoods did the job that was paid for, but no more. It took a few more days because of the inspector, but that wasn't his fault. He stressed beforehand that they don't do any landscaping, which meant they don't put anything back the way they found it. I understand having a strip of mud across my back yard. I also have a couple of plastic pipes sticking up around 8 high which are a trip hazard. Sadly, one of the original stopped up places, the toilet, is starting to make that gurgling noise that comes before it has to be snaked, and the bathroom sink has never been unclogged, so I don't use it. My biggest problem with Backwoods (my fault for not getting another estimate) is that it cost $10,000. Bryce did tell me that if pipes had to be replaced under the house it would cost around $25,000.

David is absolutely amazing!!! He is so knowledgeable, so patient, and he is incredibly determined to find and fix the problem. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this company!!!

We have used them before and when we came home Friday the house was warm and stuffy.  We called Saturday morning and a service tech was there by 10:40.  He assessed the situation, make the necessary repairs and did not try to do far more than needed to be done.  It is always reassuring to know you are dealing with an honest serviceperson.  We were up and cooling within the hour.  Jeff was neat, clean and did a great job.  We highly recommend this company for any of your heat and air needs.
Great service and a job well done.

David @ Mr. Rooter really helped us out this week. His quick response to my call enabled us to move my 84 year old father (Alzheimer's patient) back into his home. We had to take dad to a hotel overnight because his sewer pipe broke. Thankfully, there was no backup in the house, but the bathrooms were unusable. The different surroundings were very traumatic for dad so it was imperative to resolve this quickly. I called multiple plumbers after hours - many did not respond or didn't have digging equipment to work on sewer pipes. David sent his guys out the next day at 12:30 & by 4:30 the problem was diagnosed & repaired. Price was reasonable. The guys were professional & efficient. Also, the lady who answers the phone was very kind and sympathetic to the problem. Thanks to David & the Mr. Rooter team!

Great service. Easy to schedule, given a heads up before the folks arrive. Both plumbers were extremely professional, were able to take care of a list of things needed in our home, and charged a fair price for time and labor. Have already used a second time and will do so in the future.

Called late Friday afternoon  after another plumbing company did not call or show up. They were very courteous and the plumber called back within a few minutes. From the time I called until the kitchen drain was unclogged was less than 1 1/2 hours. Highly recommend!

Beware of this company.  They are very unprofessional.  I had a water leak.  I called and they came right out.  They told my wife the leak was behind the wall and it would cost $331.  I agreed.  After 20 minutes they were finished and didn't replace the drywall.  So I paid all that for 20 minutes of work and I have to replace the drywall myself.  I called Zack the owner for an explaination of charges.  He immediately started to verbally attack my over the phone.  Told me they gave me the estimate first.  I agreed but if I had known it was only a 20 min job I would have looked elsewhere.  Zack continued to berate me by saying this is the cost of doing business in 2018, everyone wants something for free.  When I told him I wasn't going to let him talk me this way his response was I'm a man like Mike Gundy.  Bottom line, he does not care about the customer after they are gone.  At no time did he try to explain anything just asked why am I calling.  I highly recommend reading the negatives reviews, they are real.  If there was a rating less than 1 star I would give it to Tipton Plumbing, they are the worst in customer service.  P.S. Zach, you never did send me the $47 dollar refund you promised.  But then again I never expected you to.

If I could give negative stars I would .

They kept going to there truck for a part. they stood out there for 5 to 10 minutes every time . Took seven hours to re-plumb the underneath of ONE sink. Remember this is all by the hour .

The other they chipped the enamel . Tried to sell me a a bathroom faucet for 700+ dollars that on amazon was 79.99. This is after they broke the sink .

I had to finish the job cause they could not even get the drain out .

Then a over a year after this happened,I was looking at the card statement, low and behold their is a bill for over 100 dollars for services. They did not do a thing . They have not stepped foot in my home for well over a year . They never even finished the first job . This is fraud .

So if you have been unforunate enough to have done business with them check your statements . And look for services from hill & co .

I called Whitehead Plumbing because our front porch hose had a slow leak. The plumber had to access the pipe through the indoor side of the wall, not the outside. So he cut thru the indoor wall and made a small welding repair to the pipe. Easy job, seemed to be done well. Two days later, there was a small *flood* where the welding repair has failed and two small sprays of water were coming right out of it. The welded area is a different color (more silvery) than the pipe, so it was easy to see that the sprays of water were coming directly out of the welded area. Ok, anybody can make a mistake, right? Nobody reading this review has done everything perfectly in their whole life. I wasn't mad, just needed the problem fixed. I called Whitehead Plumbing expecting to be helped with their faulty weld. A rude lady informed me that since the flooding could be the fault of *our* pipes, we might have to pay a service charge for the visit and pay for the repair. I described how the leaks were spraying straight out of the welded area (I have pics). I asked if the plumber could just come back and verify that it was his weld that was leaking. Again, she said it would be a service fee even to just come look if it was our pipes' fault! We've lived here 20 years, and 2 days after their weld, we have a leak and a small flood *exactly* where they welded, and they deny that it even might be their fault? All she wanted to talk about was money, not my flooding house. They absolutely refused to come back out to even just take a quick look at it without me being forced to agree that I might have to pay a service fee for their visit. I said I'd take them to small claims court if they charged me for just looking at their leak and the lady *laughed* said, Oh, you'll pay! I could hear her boss laughing in the background. She kept saying that I was not listening to her. But I was listening just fine; I simply did could not agree with her that it could be my pipe's fault.Thankfully, the plumber who came out in the first place called us directly and said he'd come take a look at his work and wouldn't charge us just to look. Then he agreed it wasn't right and fixed it for us with no charge. Fixing the leak should have been a simple, easy thing but Whitehead turned it into this huge, huge power struggle. Very unprofession, dishonest, and sad. I hope nobody uses them. Take this as a warning.