Pipes Plus Plumbing
501 N Meridian Ave Ste 307, Oklahoma City ⚲Family-operated plumbers on Meridian since 1995, doing hydro-jet drain work and electronic leak detection alongside the everyday repairs.
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Plumbers in Oklahoma City
Pipes Plus Plumbing, Plumb Crazy Plumbing and Stanley Plumbing Services, plus 5 more plumbers in Oklahoma City, OK — addresses, hours and phone numbers.
Oklahoma City has everything from 1920s bungalows in the historic districts to brand-new builds on the edges of town, and the plumbing in each is a different job. The metro's clay soil shifts with drought and rain, which is hard on older lines. The plumbers listed here work in OKC every day.
Plumb Crazy Plumbing
308 W Britton Rd, Oklahoma City ⚲Independent north-side plumbers going since 2002 — leak detection, repipes and slab leaks, with no corporate owner behind them.
Not yet approvedStanley Plumbing Services
1126 SE 15th St, Oklahoma City ⚲Family-run south-side plumbers with thirteen on the crew and the family name on every truck — sewer work, water heaters and gas lines.
Not yet approvedMorgan Plumbing
12825 Ponderosa Blvd, Oklahoma City ⚲Locally owned family plumbing business in OKC since 1994 — tankless-certified, 24-hour emergency callouts, residential and commercial.
Not yet approvedBuddy’s Plumbing
5004 S High Ave, Oklahoma City ⚲Multigenerational, family and female-owned OKC plumbing company running since 2006 — slab leaks, repipes, backflow testing and sewer camera work.
Not yet approvedHull Plumbing, Inc.
2600 W Main St, Oklahoma City ⚲Long-running OKC plumbers with an upfront price sheet, so you know what a job costs before anyone starts.
Not yet approvedOwens Comfort Solution
Serving Oklahoma City ⚲Hometown family-owned company covering plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and septic — one call for all of it.
Not yet approvedButler Plumbing
Serving Oklahoma City ⚲General plumbing since 1986 — residential repairs plus specialized commercial project work.
Not yet approvedQuestions about plumbers in Oklahoma City
Do plumbers need a license in Oklahoma?
Yes. Plumbing contractors are licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, and Oklahoma City also requires contractors to be licensed with the city. You can verify a state license on the CIB website.
How do I keep my pipes from freezing in an OKC cold snap?
Insulate exposed pipes, open cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls, and let faucets drip on the coldest nights. Know where your main shutoff valve is before you need it.
Does plumbing work need a permit in Oklahoma City?
Many plumbing jobs, like water heater replacements and new lines, need a city permit. A licensed plumber will normally pull it for you.
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