Drain cleaning, water heaters, slab leak location and sewer work in Norman, Edmond, Moore, Bethany and Oklahoma City. We open the wall or the slab where the leak actually is, repair at the fitting and test the shutoff before we go.
One photo from the latest call — the old fitting cut out, the new joint made up, the camera still from the sewer line. Posted the same afternoon.
Priced before we start, after we've actually looked at it.
Kitchen lines, tub drains and main lines cabled or jetted. We run the camera after clearing a main so you can see what caused it.
From $149
Tank and tankless replacement, expansion tanks and pan drains brought up to code with the swap. Old unit hauled off same trip.
From $1,250 installed
Hot and cold lines located under the slab with acoustic and thermal gear, then repaired at the spot or rerouted overhead through the attic.
From $375 to locate
Camera inspection, spot repairs and full replacements. You watch the camera feed with us before anyone talks about digging.
Quoted after camera
Faucets, disposals, toilets and shower valves replaced or rebuilt. We carry the common cartridges and wax rings on the van.
From $129
Galvanized or polybutylene supply lines replaced with PEX or copper, walls patched to paint-ready. Water back on every night.
Quoted per housePhotos from the van — cut-out fittings, camera stills and finished installs.
Copperbend runs service vans stocked for the calls central Oklahoma actually makes — water heaters, slab leaks, roots in the sewer line and the galvanized pipe still hiding in older houses in Bethany and Warr Acres.
We open where the problem is, repair at the fitting and put the wall back. Before we leave, the shutoff gets tested, the joint gets checked under pressure and you get photos of what we did inside the wall.
— Copperbend Plumbing Co.Four habits on every call, from a wax ring to a whole-house repipe.
Slab leaks and wall leaks are located with acoustic and thermal gear first, so we open one spot, not three.
Bad joints get cut out and remade — sweat, press or PEX — not wrapped, clamped or caulked.
Mains get a camera run after clearing. You see the line yourself before any talk of digging.
You get the number after we've looked, before we've cut. It doesn't move once the work starts.
Send what you're seeing — slow drain, wet carpet, cold showers — and your cross streets. We'll tell you what we'd check first and what that visit costs.
…or send your details and we'll get right back to you:
We review every request personally and get back to you fast.
Text or call with what you're seeing and where the house is. If it's after hours and water is moving, shut off the main at the meter and call — we'll walk you through it.
We'll be in touch.