Your plumber should fix the part that's broken. Not replace the one that isn't.
Licensed plumber in Edmond, OK. Serving the OKC metro 24/7.
Call or Text Us — 405-519-1868The repair you actually need costs less than the replacement they're selling.
Most plumbing companies pay their techs commission on equipment sales. The more they replace, the more they earn. That math doesn't work in your favor.
We don't sell equipment. We diagnose failures. A dripping T&P valve on a six-year-old water heater doesn't mean you need a new water heater. It means you need a part replaced — not a whole new heater.
We run a sewer camera before we quote anything. You see the screen. We show you what's actually happening inside the line — the offset, the root intrusion, the belly — and then we walk through the options. Not the option that pays us the most. The options.
If the tank is corroded through, we'll tell you that too. We're not miracle workers. But we're also not going to condemn a unit that has five good years left because we get paid more to swap it out.
What breaks. What we fix.
Stoppages, root intrusion, camera inspections, hydro-jetting. The underground stuff nobody else wants to explain.
See drain and sewer servicesTank and tankless repair, element replacement, expansion tanks. We fix the valve before quoting a whole new unit.
See water heater servicesSlab leaks, repiping, cast iron conversion, water line repair. From PEX-A to Schedule 40 — we match the material to the code.
See pipe repair servicesToilets, faucets, garbage disposals, shutoff valves, PRVs, appliance hookups. The everyday calls that keep a house running.
See general plumbing servicesBurst pipes, active flooding, gas leaks. We answer at 3 AM. Yes, it's overtime rate.
See emergency servicesBackflow testing, lift stations, Sloan flush valves, commercial filtration. Licensed for the permits the job requires.
See commercial servicesNew construction plumbing, remodel rough-in and finish. We work with your GC, not around them.
See construction & remodel services117 reviews. Zero bought.
The photos come off our trucks, the reviews come off Google, and every name is a real customer you can go find. That's the whole trick: do the work, document the work.
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Where we show up.
We're based in Edmond and work across the OKC metro. If you're in our service area, we can usually get to you same-day.
- Edmond
- Oklahoma City
- Midwest City
- Moore
- Norman
- Yukon
- Mustang
- Piedmont
- Del City
- Warr Acres
- Bethany
- Choctaw
Before you call — what you're probably wondering.
Is it worth fixing a 10-year-old water heater?
Depends on what's actually failing. If the anode rod is consumed and the elements are calcified, a new rod and element swap can buy you another five years for a fraction of what a replacement costs. If the tank itself is corroding from the inside — rust-colored water, puddles under the unit — that's a replacement. We'll tell you which one it is before we quote anything.
Full breakdown → the full ten-year verdict
How much does it cost to get a drain cleaned in Oklahoma?
It varies by access and severity. A straightforward kitchen or bathroom drain clearing with a cable machine is on the lower end. A main sewer line stoppage that needs a camera inspection and possible hydro-jetting runs higher. What drives cost is depth, access, and whether there's a cleanout — not what we feel like charging that day. We don't do flat-rate pricing because flat-rate math always favors the plumber, not you.
Full breakdown → what actually sets a drain-clearing price
What is the difference between a clogged drain and a broken sewer line?
Slow drains in multiple fixtures, sewage smell inside the house, wet patches in the yard where there shouldn't be any, or a water bill that jumped for no reason. But here's the thing — a camera inspection tells you for certain. Don't let anyone quote you a sewer replacement based on symptoms alone. If they won't show you the camera footage, ask why.
Can I fix my own gas line?
No. Oklahoma code requires a licensed plumber for gas work, and your municipality will want a permit and inspection. A gas leak isn't a YouTube project. If you smell gas, leave the house, call ONG, and then call us.
Full breakdown → what the law actually allows you to do
Find your shutoff valve.
If you've got water spraying and you're waiting for us to get there, here's what to do right now:
Main shutoff valve
Usually near your water meter at the front of the house or in the garage. Turn it clockwise until it stops. If it's a ball valve (lever handle), turn it perpendicular to the pipe.
Water heater shutoff
Look for a valve on the cold water inlet pipe going into the top of your tank. Turn it off. If it's a gas water heater, turn the gas valve to "Off" or "Pilot."
Toilet shutoff
Oval handle behind the toilet, close to the floor. Clockwise. If it won't turn (corroded angle stop), turn off the main.
We're on the way.