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Acts of Service Plumbing job story · Skiatook, OK 74070 · Completed September 17, 2026

Water Line Replacement in Skiatook

Job photos

Before and after

Before the repair: Water Line Replacement in Skiatook, photographed on the job by Acts of Service Plumbing
Before
After the repair: Water Line Replacement in Skiatook, finished work by Acts of Service Plumbing
After
Water piping exposed inside the wall in Skiatook, Oklahoma — Acts of Service Plumbing job photo
Water piping exposed inside the wall
The problem

What the homeowner called about

A water leak occurred after the water main was hit and pulled during structural work.

Diagnosis

What our plumber found

Our crew arrived at the dug-up site to find a damaged old copper water main.

The fix

How we fixed it

Our crew cut out the damaged old copper water line, ran new PEX, reused the existing PRV valve, tied into the 1-inch PVC coming to the house, and tested the system for leaks and normal pressure.

On the job

More from this visit

Travis handled this water line repair in Skiatook. With the leaking line already dug up, we worked on the damaged copper section. Our repair connected the new PEX to the existing 1-inch PVC coming toward the house, while keeping the existing pressure reducing valve in use.

After making the connections, we turned the water back on so we could check the completed repair under water pressure. Our testing found no issues or leaks at that time, and pressure was normal. The work included a one-year warranty on the new material and labor used to fix the water line; unrelated issues in areas we did not work on were not covered.

Watch for

Signs to keep an eye on

  • Watch for unexplained wet ground or pooling water along the route of an underground water line.
  • A sudden drop in water pressure can signal a leak and is worth having checked.
  • Before digging or structural work near water lines, arrange to have underground utilities located.
Takeaway

What this means for your home

When underground water lines are damaged, replacing the compromised section with durable PEX and testing the system ensures normal pressure and a leak-free repair.

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Questions

Straight Answers

What caused the water main leak?

The water main was hit and pulled during structural work.

What materials were used to replace the water line?

Our crew cut out the damaged copper line and ran new PEX piping.

Was the existing PRV valve replaced?

Our crew reused the existing pressure reducing valve during the repair.

How do you check for leaks after a water line replacement?

Our crew turned the water on and tested the system to confirm there were no leaks and normal pressure.

What warranty came with this water line repair?

The repair included a one-year warranty on the new material and labor used to fix the water line. Issues in areas we did not work on were excluded.

Was the leaking water line already exposed before the repair?

Yes. The job record states that the leaking line was already dug up.

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