Recent plumbing jobs in Broken Arrow
In Broken Arrow, house water pressure shows up again and again: two of the jobs below were pressure reducing valve replacements (74012 and 74014). The rest lean toward kitchens and water heaters, with two garbage disposal repairs, a 75-gallon gas water heater swap and a tankless maintenance call that also fixed a leak.
These jobs took our crew to Broken Arrow homes in 74011, 74012 and 74014. The write-ups come from the work records, and the dates show when each job was completed. Follow a story to see the repair, or use its service link to learn about that kind of work.
- 75-Gallon Gas Water Heater Replacement in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74012, completed September 9, 2026. Service: Water heater installation.
- Leaking Garbage Disposal in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74014, completed September 7, 2026. Service: Garbage disposal repair.
- Laundry Sink and Washing Machine Shut-Off Installation in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74011, completed August 26, 2026.
- Garbage Disposal and Fixture Repairs in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74012, completed August 27, 2026. Service: Garbage disposal repair.
- Outdoor Hydrant Repair in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74014, completed September 10, 2026. Service: Outdoor hydrant repair.
- PRV Replacement and Pressure Adjustment in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74012, completed August 6, 2026.
- Replacing a Water Pressure Reducing Valve in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74014, completed September 9, 2026.
- Tankless Water Heater Maintenance and Leak Repair in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74012, completed September 15, 2026.
- Tub and Shower Valve Replacement in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74014, completed October 2026.
- Whole-Home Water Filtration Installation in Broken Arrow — Broken Arrow, OK 74014, completed September 17, 2026. Service: Water filtration.
Service area
For emergency calls, we really see a lot of calls coming from Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and Bixby.
Home respect
Inside a Broken Arrow home, tarps and shoe covers are part of our visit, not an afterthought. We respect your rooms and belongings the way we would want someone working in our own house to do.
Contact facts
Public phone: (918) 891-1737. Email: actsofserviceplumbing@gmail.com.
Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday · Closed Sunday.
Plumbing services we bring to Broken Arrow
The crew that handled these Broken Arrow pressure and water heater jobs also provides the plumbing services listed below. We work under Oklahoma license #035596. Before a repair begins, we explain the work and give you the price upfront.
- Emergency plumbing
- Drain cleaning & sewer repair
- Main line sewer cleaning
- Sewer camera inspection
- Water heater repair
- Water heater installation
- Tankless water heaters
- Water leak, water line & pipe repair
- Slab leak detection
- Whole-home repiping
- Gas line repair
- Pressure regulator (PRV) repair
- Water filtration
- Toilet repair & installation
- Faucet & fixture installation
- Shower & tub valve repair
- Kitchen & bathroom plumbing
- Garbage disposal repair
- Outdoor hydrant & spigot repair
- Commercial plumbing
One pressure complaint needed a second round of testing
At the Broken Arrow home in the PRV story above, the homeowner connected a persistent plumbing noise with refrigerator service the previous week. Trystan and Josh replaced a pressure reducing valve that was still under warranty, but the sound returned. They checked the ice maker's ball stop and tested both outdoor hydrants. Even after those checks, they heard a quieter version of the noise while cleaning up.
We lowered the house setting to 60 psi. With incoming pressure over 100 psi, the technician explained that running two hydrants and shutting them quickly could overwork the regulator at a higher setting. The Broken Arrow pressure story follows the checks that led to this adjustment. The homeowner had noticed the noise after refrigerator service, but our crew kept testing the plumbing rather than assigning blame.
A separate Broken Arrow water hammer call needed a three-quarter-inch double-union PRV, new adapters, expansion fittings and a ball valve. That is the second regulator replacement linked in our local job list. The two jobs have different repair details even though both involved pressure-related noise.
The 75-gallon swap included the pickup and the connections
For the Broken Arrow water heater replacement, the homeowner already had a warranty replacement arranged at Home Depot. Casey and Jared removed the failed Rheem tank, took it to the store and brought back the replacement 75-gallon AO Smith. The homeowner did not have to transport the tank.
New stainless flex connectors, tees, threaded water hammer arrestors and a ProPress ball valve with adapters completed the connections. In this case the homeowner arranged the replacement tank through the store, and our crew handled transport and installation. The 75-gallon replacement story explains both parts of the job so you can see what our work included.
Straight Answers
Do you serve Broken Arrow?
Yes. We serve Broken Arrow homes as part of our Tulsa-metro coverage. Our crew also visits Skiatook, Claremore, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Glenpool, Coweta, Catoosa, Collinsville, Jenks, Owasso, Bixby and Tulsa. You can read our completed Broken Arrow jobs above before booking.
What should I expect about pricing?
We explain the repair at your Broken Arrow home and give you an honest, fair price before work starts. That quote covers the work we agree on, with no hidden fees added when we finish.
Do you charge extra to drive out to Broken Arrow?
No. Broken Arrow is inside our regular Tulsa-metro service area, so there's no separate trip fee — it's the same flat-rate, upfront pricing as everywhere else we serve, and it's one of our highest-call-volume areas.
What's the most extreme emergency job you've handled in Broken Arrow?
One of the wildest emergency calls we've had was at a Broken Arrow wedding venue — the sewer backed up and toilets started overflowing onto the floor mid-ceremony. We got the grinder pump apart, cleared the grease clog, got the sewer flowing, and cleaned up the bathrooms so the wedding could keep going. We came back afterward and installed a grease trap on their kitchen so it stayed up to code going forward.
How do you handle a slab leak in a Broken Arrow home?
In Broken Arrow, a slab leak gives you two real options: bust up the slab and make a spot repair, or reroute that water line underground and run it up and over instead — most of the time you can avoid touching the slab foundation at all.
Read transcript: Acts of Service Plumbing: the wedding day emergency call
So one of the craziest, uh, emergency calls we got was in Broken Arrow at a wedding venue. They had a active wedding going on, and they called us and said that their sewer was backing up, and their toilets were actually backing up onto the floor while this wedding was going on. So we went out there, and their grinder pump ended up getting clogged up with grease, and so we ended up having to take it all apart and clean it completely. We got the sewer flowing. We went inside. We cleaned up all the bathrooms and mopped the floors for 'em, and their wedding continued. And then we came back and installed a grease trap for 'em on their kitchen. That way it could be up to code, and it was working good
More Broken Arrow services
- Water Heater Replacement and Repair in Broken Arrow
Real Broken Arrow water heater jobs and starting prices. - Garbage Disposal Repair and Replacement in Broken Arrow
Real Broken Arrow disposal jobs, a safety tip and starting prices. - PRV Replacement in Broken Arrow
Real Broken Arrow water hammer and high-pressure jobs.
Did the Broken Arrow noise stop immediately after the first PRV replacement?
No; the crew continued checking the refrigerator valve and hydrants before reducing the house setting to 60 psi.
Who transported the warranty water heater on the Broken Arrow job?
Casey and Jared took the old tank to Home Depot and brought the replacement 75-gallon tank back to the house.
What size regulator was used on the Broken Arrow water hammer repair?
That separate repair used a three-quarter-inch double-union pressure reducing valve.
