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Acts of Service Plumbing · Licensed plumbers for the Tulsa metro

Kitchen and Bathroom Plumbing Installs in Tulsa

Acts of Service Plumbing handles kitchen and bathroom plumbing installs across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby and nearby towns.

Overview

Kitchen & Bathroom Plumbing Installs

Acts of Service Plumbing provides expert kitchen and bathroom plumbing installations, fixture replacements, and plumbing remodels throughout Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Claremore, Coweta, and Sand Springs. Our crew handles everything from new sinks, vanities, and toilets to complete water and gas line setups with upfront pricing.

Recent jobs

What we see in Tulsa-area homes

  • Kitchen sink faucets leaking at the base or handles.
  • Toilets that clog, run slow, or rock due to worn wax rings and flanges.
  • Water pressure dropping significantly when multiple fixtures run at the same time.
  • Damaged or broken drain lines under bathtubs and vanities requiring floor repairs.
  • Leaking spigots or water lines running into crawl spaces.
Our approach

How we fix it

  • Disconnecting old fixtures and resetting new kitchen sinks, vanities, toilets, showers, and dishwashers.
  • Running new water lines, drain lines, and gas connections using modern PEX and PVC materials.
  • Pulling toilets to clear deep blockages and installing new wax rings, shims, and supply lines.
  • Replacing worn angle stops, valves, traps, and supply lines to stop leaks and restore proper flow.
When to call

Signs it's time to call

  • Water pressure drops across the house when you turn on the shower or another faucet.
  • Your kitchen faucet or bathroom sink leaks around the base or handles.
  • Toilets are slow to fill, back up, or leak around the base.
  • You notice wet spots, leaks, or water damage under vanities or bathtubs.
  • You are planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel and need new plumbing fixtures installed.
Contact facts

Call Acts of Service Plumbing

Call or text (918) 891-1737. Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday · Closed Sunday.

Bathroom Remodel Plumbing

Rough-in and finish plumbing for bathroom remodels: relocating drains and supply lines, new valves, tubs, showers, vanities and toilets, inspected and tested to code.

Bixby job stories

Recent kitchen & bathroom plumbing jobs in Bixby

  • An incorrectly installed drain was leaking beneath a freestanding tub at this Bixby, OK 74008 property. The replacement used a new toe-tap drain and solid tailpiece. Completed October 16, 2026, the bathroom drain work is covered in Freestanding Tub Drain Replacement in Bixby.
  • Two dual vanities, a new shower valve and a gas line were included in this Bixby, OK 74008 remodel rough-in. Drains were moved beneath the slab as part of the work completed October 22, 2026. The project record is Bathroom and Kitchen Remodel Plumbing Rough-In in Bixby.

Plumber in Bixby

Job stories by city

Real kitchen & bathroom plumbing jobs across the Tulsa area

Catoosa, OK

  • Repairing the kitchen faucet was included with a gas water heater replacement at this Catoosa, OK 74015 home. A moisture-sensing shutoff was fitted with the heater. The work, completed September 2, 2026, is documented in Gas Water Heater Replacement in Catoosa.

Claremore, OK

Collinsville, OK

  • The kitchen disposal at this Collinsville, OK 74021 property would not respond. A reset got it to engage on the visit completed July 28, 2026. Read Garbage Disposal Reset in Collinsville to see how the existing unit responded to its reset button without needing a replacement disposal.

Coweta, OK

  • New shutoff valves were included when the sink, faucet, disposal and dishwasher were reset in this Coweta, OK 74429 kitchen. Completion was August 5, 2026. The kitchen reconnection work is described in Kitchen Sink and Dishwasher Reset in Coweta.

Jenks, OK

Sand Springs, OK

  • A new PVC shower drain and P-trap were tied into the existing cast iron at this Sand Springs, OK 74063 property. The bathroom drainage work was completed July 30, 2026. That material connection is documented in Shower Drain Replacement in Sand Springs.
  • A refrigerator received a new PEX waterline and an icemaker valve at this Sand Springs, OK 74063 home. The kitchen water-supply installation was completed April 7, 2026. Read the details of that installation in Refrigerator Icemaker Water Line in Sand Springs to see the waterline and valve work completed for that refrigerator.

Sapulpa, OK

  • Drain piping serving both a tub and a vanity was replaced beneath this Sapulpa, OK 74066 home. Completion was October 8, 2026. The work beneath the house is described in Tub and Vanity Drain Line Replacement in Sapulpa; the replacement piping served the tub as well as the bathroom vanity.
Real jobs

See how we handled it on real jobs

Our plumbers' kitchen and bathroom jobs are described in these stories, with real before-and-after photographs taken during the work. You can see the fixtures and piping involved, not just read a list of services.

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Where we do this

Where we do this work

Our kitchen and bathroom plumbers are the same crew working under Oklahoma license #035596 throughout the Tulsa metro. Those service communities include Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Owasso, Jenks, Collinsville, Catoosa, Coweta, Glenpool, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore, Skiatook.

Local pages for this service: Kitchen plumbing repair in Tulsa.

Remodel layout

Rough-in happens before the finished surfaces

On the October 22, 2026 Bixby remodel, Michael and Josh were working with a contractor across the master bath, hall bath and kitchen. The layout called for a walk-in shower with a handheld diverter, a freestanding tub moving to a new position, and two single vanities becoming dual vanities. The kitchen sink and ice maker connection also needed to move. Moving those fixtures meant moving the hidden drains and water supplies too, before the rooms could be finished.

The crew opened concrete to relocate the tub and kitchen drains and water lines. They roughed in the shower valve and diverter, left the shower drain raised for the tile crew and moved the ice maker box about 24 inches. The work also included replacing about 30 feet of one-inch black iron gas piping across the kitchen and pressure testing the gas lines. The remodel job account covers the rough-in work completed on this visit, rather than a finished kitchen and bathroom installation.

A smaller laundry update in Broken Arrow still required new connections beneath the sink. Trystan and Josh installed a basket strainer, bag trap, tailpiece extension and two compression angle stops. The washing machine received two half-inch boiler drains on brass close nipples as its shutoffs. Even on this smaller laundry project, the sink needed drain connections that fit its new layout and shutoff valves that worked when the homeowner needed them.

Connections and controls

A new fixture still needs a working shutoff

Michael includes the valves under fixtures in an inspection because homeowners rarely see those tucked-away connections. He looks for rust, deposits and slow dripping. The laundry sink installation supplied a separate shutoff for each sink supply, so that fixture could be isolated without relying only on the whole-house valve. On that project the washing machine valves were renewed during the same visit.

For shower work, the rough-in valve and the decorative trim are separate items. At our Claremore valve replacement, the homeowner supplied both, and our crew connected the new valve to existing copper with press fittings and PEX. The homeowner's preferred showerhead position was discussed while the wall was open. Those are useful installation decisions to settle before the wall and tile cover the piping.

Questions

Straight Answers

What are your operating hours?

Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday · Closed Sunday. These hours apply to kitchen and bathroom plumbing work, just as they do to our other services.

Do you charge a separate trip fee for service calls?

There is no separate trip fee inside our service area, and we use the same flat-rate, upfront pricing across the entire Tulsa metro.

How does your pricing work?

First we check what your kitchen or bathroom needs, then explain the proposed work and quote it. There are no hidden fees added to that agreed amount after the job.

What areas do you service?

Our crew provides plumbing services throughout Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Claremore, Coweta, and Sand Springs.

Who owns Acts of Service Plumbing?

Acts of Service Plumbing is family-owned by the Hudson family and has been serving customers since 2017.

How much does a shower pan test cost?

A shower pan test starts at $203. Your exact flat-rate price is quoted upfront before any work starts.

Did the Bixby remodel involve moving drains below concrete?

Yes. The crew opened the slab to relocate the tub and kitchen drains for the changed layout.

Can a laundry sink installation include washing machine shutoffs?

Yes. The Broken Arrow laundry project included new sink connections and two new washing machine shutoffs.

When was showerhead position discussed on the Claremore valve job?

After the new valve was connected, while the wall and piping were still accessible.

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