Plumber in Jenks, OK

Jenks is on our service schedule, with 60+ calls completed here over the last 12 months. You get our regular crew, a price explained before work and respectful treatment of your home each time. Across the Tulsa metro, we also serve Collinsville, Catoosa, Coweta, Glenpool, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore, Skiatook, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby and Owasso. The Jenks job stories below show the fixture repairs, leak work and installations our crew has completed here.

We counted 60 completed jobs for Jenks ZIP 74037 in our records covering October 2025 to October 2026. The most frequent work includes faucets, sinks and showers. Work on toilets is also common in those records. Other frequent calls involve drains and sewer lines and by leaks.

The Jenks records below cover fixture work, leaks and drain problems our crew has actually handled in the area. Those jobs give you examples to review before booking. When we visit your home, we inspect your particular problem and explain the proposed repair and its price before starting.

The plumbing at a Jenks home may be behind a closet wall or under a bathroom fixture. That is still someone's home, not just a work area. Tarps and shoe covers are part of how we show the same respect we would want at our house.

Public phone: (918) 891-1737. Email: actsofserviceplumbing@gmail.com.

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The Jenks work listed here happened at addresses in ZIP 74037 and was completed by our crew. We used the job records to write each account and include the date it was finished. Follow its service link for more on that work before calling.

• Gas Dryer Connection and Shutoff Valve in Jenks — We hooked up the gas dryer using the flexible gas line supplied for the job. A new shutoff valve was installed as part of that connection. Completed October 6, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Gas line repair.
• Tub and Shower Trim Replacement in Jenks — The homeowner provided matte black trim for the hallway tub and shower. We installed those supplied parts to update the fixture. Completed September 24, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Shower & tub valve repair, Faucet & fixture installation.
• Toilet Installation and Bathroom Fixture Reconnection in Jenks — A new toilet was set, the vanity faucet was connected again and the master tub trim went back on. The call covered all three bathroom fixture tasks. Completed September 11, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Toilet repair, Faucet & fixture installation, Kitchen & bathroom plumbing.
• Outdoor Hydrant Replacement in Jenks — A weep-hole leak at the front hydrant led to this visit. Our completed work replaced two outdoor hydrants, not just the leaking front one. Completed September 9, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Faucet & fixture installation, Water leak repair, Outdoor hydrant repair.
• Water Pressure Regulator and Filter Installation in Jenks — To address high house pressure, we installed a regulator along with a main shutoff. A water filter was included in that installation too. Completed August 19, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Pressure regulator (PRV) repair, Water filtration.
• Whole-House Hot Water Repipe in Jenks — A third leak led to an overhead route for the home's hot-water piping. This was a whole-house hot-side repipe rather than another buried-line patch. Completed August 10, 2026 in Jenks, OK 74037. Related services: Water leak repair, Whole-home repiping.

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On August 19, a Jenks water heater relief valve had discharged into the floor drain. Our pressure reading was 120 psi. The main gate valve was inside a hallway bedroom closet, so installing a new main shutoff and regulator required opening that wall.

The homeowner supplied a twenty-inch water filter, which we installed with a bypass so it could be isolated from the house supply. We also replaced the water heater's temperature-and-pressure relief valve. The front hydrant connected before the manifold, leaving it outside the new regulator and shutoff. That exception is part of the Jenks regulator and filter story; the new closet valve could not shut off the front hydrant because its supply branched off before that valve.

At the homeowner's request, we turned the regulator so it was less likely to be struck. Drywall finish repair remained the homeowner's responsibility. Turning the regulator addressed the homeowner's concern about it being struck. The wall opening still needed drywall finishing after the plumbing work was done.

The August 10 repipe followed a third leak. The project replaced the hot-water route overhead rather than repeating another buried hot-line repair. The work scope included new drops, reconnection at the vanity hot-side stops and checks at the meter. Attic insulation followed the connection checks. The Jenks hot-water repipe did not include drywall finishing.

A different Jenks visit on October 6 dealt with a gas dryer. We opened a capped half-inch line between the washer and dryer, added a shutoff, connected the supplied flexible gas line and attached the vent. The connection was sprayed to check for leaks. This was appliance hookup work, not a repipe of the house gas system.

On September 24, the hallway tub and shower were not getting hot and the handle screw was corroded. The homeowner supplied a matte black Delta 1400 trim kit. We isolated water at the bedroom closet ball valve and installed the supplied trim. The September 11 visit elsewhere in Jenks included assembling and setting a supplied toilet, reconnecting a vanity faucet and reinstalling master bathtub trim.