How to Choose a Plumber in Tulsa: 6 Things to Check

Pick a licensed plumber who gives you a flat-rate price before any work starts, has real reviews from your area, and tells you plainly who will show up and when.

1. An Oklahoma plumbing license. Ask for the license number and look it up with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. Ours is #035596.
2. A price before work starts. A flat-rate, upfront price means no surprises. Be careful with open-ended hourly billing.
3. How the techs are paid. Ask if technicians earn commission on what they sell. Ours are non-commission, so nobody is pushed to upsell you.
4. Real reviews. Read recent reviews on Google and look for jobs like yours in your part of town.
5. Real work you can see. Look for photos and write-ups of completed jobs, not stock photos.
6. Hours and how fast they answer. Find out when they are open and how emergencies are handled.

• No license number, or one that does not match the company name.
• A price that changes once the work has started.
• Pressure to decide on the spot.
• No local address or reviews.

We are a family-owned plumbing company serving Tulsa and nearby cities since 2017, founded by Ricky Hudson. We give you a flat-rate, upfront price before work begins. A service call starts at $89 and is waived when you approve the repair. We are open 24 hours Monday through Saturday and closed Sunday. See our reviews, real job stories or meet the Hudson family.

Page last updated October 2026.