Best in Tulsa OK

Great service. My family has had Mr. Rose handle our plumbing issues for 3 generations now, and really can't say enough nice things. They are honest, open, and very flexible.

Great service . Plan on using again!
Was prompt, polite, and knowledgeable.
Reasonable price.

I called Dale & Leesto come out and see why my AC was not cooling. The tech came out and charged the system and put a dye in to help locate the leak. The tech charged  me $ 369.94 Dollars, and told me it would last until spring. And to call them in spring and they would come out and locate the leak.  To make a long story short it only lasted 6 days.
I called and another tech came out and charged me $ 44,00 dollars to locate the leak in the coil.
The coil was under warranty so a week later (1) tech came out and in less than 2 hours had the coil replaced. and charged me $681,00 Dollars for less than 2 hours labor. And another $ 507.78 Dollars for Freon. I asked the tech why I was being charged for Freon again and he told me he was told to charge me, Long story short I was charges over $400,00 dollars just to tell me my coil was leaking. and another $1,118.78 to fix  a job that took less than 2 hours. For a total cost of $ 1,532.72  
I will not be using Dale & Lees Heat and air in the future

So disappointed. I had used this company at another residence and thought they were fairly honest and reasonably priced for their services. I purchased the HVAC maintenance package for over $400 and had furnaces serviced at the end of November. Had problems right off with furnaces not blowing heat. Discovered on one unit the technician had turned off the heat at my programmable thermostat when he changed the filter but apparently forgot to turn it back on - no big deal, I found the problem and changed the setting back to run the program. On the other furnace, the programmable thermostat heat setting had also been left off but even after I put it back to the correct settings, the furnace would come on but would not blow hot air. Took off panel to furnace unit and saw that the Tech has left the gas valve switch in the off position - I switched it back on and this fixed the problem. Then this week that same furnace again would not blow hot air (burners not igniting). This time called for service. Ended up having a bad igniter. Quoted almost $300 to replace. I told Tech this price seemed excess for the part which literally was basically a small metal rod easily replaced with one screw. He said that was just off top of his head and that he needed to check the price. While he went to his truck to check on price. I looked up the price for a Trane burner igniter and found an average price of $20. Even with 100% price mark up and maybe around $100 for labor (even though ridiculously easy to change out, the company does need to make money), I figured he would come back telling me it was more like $150 especially with my 20% discount for having a service maintenance agreement. Nope - almost $300. I declined to pay such a crazy price and went to Tulsa Appliance, purchased the part for $25, installed in in 2 seconds. I would have paid a reasonable price of around $150 for this repair, $300 is simply taking advantage. Disappointed.

Wooten Plumbing did a great job.  They were polite and affordable. I like that they updated me as to when they would arrive, and send a picture of the person to expect.

Installed a furnace and ac air handler, and replaced the condensate drain line.  The PVC pipe they installed for the condensate drain started leaking at the fittings and they refused to fix their poor workmanship.  Would not recommend.

Get an estimate in advance! Labor rate was $185 per hour and cost of parts 4X retail.

He charged a block of 10 hours for $250 but worked only 4 hours and quit. Promised to refund the 6 hours left at $150 but then never refund me the money.