Emergency & Everyday Plumbing
Plumbing fixture installation in Oklahoma City is the part of a remodel or upgrade where small mistakes show up as leaks months later. We install and replace faucets, toilets, sinks, showers and tub valves with new shutoff valves and supply lines, set everything level and sealed, and test every connection before we leave. Bring your own fixture or let us help you choose one.
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(405) 309-1873We install and replace the fixtures in kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, in homes and businesses:
The plumbing code sets the maximum flow for new fixtures, and EPA WaterSense labels the ones that do better.
| Fixture | Code maximum | WaterSense level |
|---|---|---|
| Toilet | 1.6 gallons per flush | 1.28 gallons per flush or less |
| Showerhead | 2.5 gallons per minute at 80 psi | 2.0 gallons per minute or less |
| Bathroom faucet | 2.2 gallons per minute at 60 psi | 1.5 gallons per minute or less |
Kitchen sink faucets share the same 2.2 gallons per minute code maximum. According to EPA, showering accounts for nearly 17 percent of indoor water use at home, and a WaterSense bathroom faucet or aerator can save the average family 700 gallons a year. Good low-flow fixtures today feel very different from the weak ones of years past.
The valve behind the shower handle does the real work, and it is the fixture most often left in place too long. The plumbing code Oklahoma uses requires individual shower and tub-shower valves to be balanced-pressure, thermostatic or combination valves, installed with a limit that can be set no higher than 120°F. Bathtub fill water must also be limited to 120°F. Older bathrooms often still have two- or three-handle valves with no scald protection at all.
Replacing a valve usually means opening the wall behind it. We work from an access panel in a closet when the layout allows, or cut a tidy opening on the tile side when it does not, and we match the new valve to the trim you choose so the handle, spout and showerhead work together.
Picked out a new fixture?
Send us the model and a photo of your current setup, and we will confirm it fits before you buy.
Placement matters as much as the fixture. Code requires a toilet or lavatory to sit at least 15 inches from its center to a side wall, with at least 21 inches of clear space in front. We check that before you commit to a new vanity or a larger toilet. For toilet swaps, our toilet repair and installation service covers flanges, seals and stuck valves. For a single dripping faucet that just needs parts, faucet and sink repair may save you a replacement. A new kitchen sink is also a good time to upgrade the garbage disposal and its connections.
Before and after
The fixtures nobody shows off are often the ones that cause the worst leaks. Washing machine connections sit behind the machine where a slow drip can rot the floor for months. We replace old valve pairs with a recessed washer box that has its own shutoffs and a properly sized drain, and we swap rubber fill hoses for braided ones. Utility sinks in garages and laundry rooms get new faucets, traps and, where needed, a fresh supply line run from the nearest pipe. If your washer is being moved to a new room, we can extend the supply and drain to reach it.
For aging in place or a family member with limited mobility, small changes help: a comfort-height toilet, lever handles instead of knobs, a hand-held shower on a slide bar, and valves placed where they can be reached from outside the spray. If the wall is already open for a valve swap, that is also the cheapest moment to add solid blocking for future grab bars. For a bigger change, walk-in tub plumbing installation handles the supply, drain and water heater demands those tubs bring.
We price the actual job after we see it, and financing is available for larger remodels.
Older homes here often have galvanized pipe stubs behind the fixtures, and they can crack or shed rust when disturbed, so we come ready to replace a stub if needed. In slab homes, the drains are set in concrete, which limits how far a toilet or tub can move during a remodel without breaking the floor. We will tell you what is practical before you fall in love with a new layout. And because so many fixture jobs uncover an old valve or a corroded trap, we keep common repair parts on hand so a surprise does not stall the project for another day. To learn more about the plumber doing the work, meet our team.
Local, licensed and insured
Since 1985
A fixture that does not match the plumbing behind the wall turns a quick swap into a day of surprises. Our plumbing experience goes back to 1985, and we know what hides behind Oklahoma City walls, from galvanized pipe stubs to old three-handle shower valves. We check the rough-in before you buy, so the faucet, toilet or valve you pick actually fits.
Licensed
Shower and tub valves are where fixture work meets safety. The plumbing code Oklahoma uses requires anti-scald protection on shower valves, with the limit set no higher than 120°F. Our licensed plumbers install and adjust those valves correctly, and when a job needs a permit, we pull it and schedule the inspection. We are licensed and insured, so the work is done by people accountable for it.
4.9★
Customers rate us 4.9 stars across 88 Google reviews. On installation jobs, that comes down to details: drop cloths on the floor, old fixtures hauled away, clean caulk lines, and no drips in the cabinet a week later. We take pride in our work and stand behind it, whether we are setting one faucet or plumbing a full bathroom remodel.
Google reviews
Mr. Robert has amazing customer service and work ethic. He fixed our toilet very quickly and explained everything that he was doing, and even showed us the finished product. Awesome work!
These guys were great! A breath of fresh air from the usual contractor/service. They cared about fixing the problem not how much they can charge. I had a same day service need, leak in between floors, the day before a trip. They came out same day and presented multiple solutions as well as keen explanations.
After having issues with my bathroom and kitchen plumbing for a few days, I contacted Plumber Oklahoma City, OK Plumbing & Repair this morning. He told me he was very busy, but would work to schedule our repair in with his team.
Service area
We serve every part of Oklahoma City plus these surrounding towns.
Straight answers
Yes. Many customers pick out a faucet, toilet or showerhead themselves, and we install it. Before you buy, send us the model or a photo of your current setup so we can confirm it fits your rough-in, valve and sink holes. If a part is missing or the fixture will not work with your plumbing, we tell you before we start.
Yes. The plumbing code Oklahoma uses requires individual shower and tub-shower valves to be pressure-balancing, thermostatic or a combination of the two, with a limit that can be set no higher than 120°F. When we replace an old two- or three-handle valve, the new one protects against a sudden blast of hot water when someone flushes a toilet.
Toilets lead the list. EPA WaterSense says toilets account for nearly 30 percent of indoor water use, and labeled models use 1.28 gallons per flush or less. WaterSense showerheads use no more than 2.0 gallons per minute and can save the average family 2,700 gallons a year. Bathroom faucet aerators are the cheapest upgrade of all.
Usually, if the number and spacing of the holes match. A single-hole faucet can often cover a three-hole sink with a deck plate, but a widespread faucet needs holes spaced to fit. We check the sink, the shutoff valves and the supply connections before installing, and we will tell you if a corroded drain is worth replacing at the same time.
It is the smart time to do it. The plumbing code Oklahoma uses requires a shutoff on the supply to each fixture other than tubs and showers, and old multi-turn valves often leak or seize once they are disturbed. Swapping them for quarter-turn valves while the fixture is out costs little because the access is already open.
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