Homeowners should have maintenance performed on their furnace or boiler system at least once a year. This will help extend the furnace system’s life span and help to reduce repairs and utility costs.
Heater maintenance is a lot like car maintenance. Preventative furnace maintenance is imperative to helping your heating system last as long as possible.
Here are a couple steps you can take to keep your residence protected from carbon monoxide:
Keeping your systems maintained will help lower costs. Check our helpful in-depth information about keeping your systems healthy. This will tell you about correct maintenance and why it’s necessary.
We service and install all popular brands, makes and models. As a larger HVAC company, we have fast access to components and units for prompt replacements.
Yes. Our professionals are just a short drive away, whether you need a furnace repair in the dark of a cold winter night or an AC replacement before a heat wave arrives.
It’s often less expensive to replace your heating system and AC unit at the same time. Plus, you’ll also enjoy higher energy efficiency year-round. Here’s when you should replace both systems at the same time:
Knowing when to schedule furnace installation might be difficult and demanding. Our Experts at Jack Nelson Service Experts have an A+ in home comfort, so you can count on them to aid you in making the right decision. Get started by calling us at 918-212-8927 to ask for your free home comfort assessment today.
We service various types of heaters, including gas furnaces and heat pumps.
We’ll do an in-home evaluation, work with you to locate the best furnace system for your needs, perform the installation and also ensure that the system is working before leaving.
We provide financing options so homeowners can obtain the HVAC systems they need for an affordable fee.
We also offer the HVAC Advantage Program, which supports just about everything. You’ll receive an updated HVAC system but will never have the effort of tune-ups. You’ll have a new, high-efficiency system—plus maintenance tune-ups, repairs and more at no extra cost—for merely one low monthly price.
Your house’s air filter should be changed routinely, commonly every 1-2 months.
Seasonal heating maintenance fees can vary, so please view our Maintenance+ membership page to see detailed tune-up rates.
Annual maintenance plans are worth the cost for several reasons. Benefits of furnace maintenance plans include automated check-ins, VIP service and others.
If you want to include furnace tune-ups with other important services, consider becoming a member of our Advantage Program™, which can assist in keeping your warranty valid.
A popping disturbance is a common sign of an insufficient duct design. This takes place when there’s greater airflow than your ductwork can handle.
Troubles with your ductwork can bring up other ventilation and air quality problems, such as:
Call a reliable company in Tulsa like Jack Nelson Service Experts to inspect your home’s ventilation system. We can advise suggestions for duct repair or installation.
It’s common for your heating and cooling system to make a small amount of noise. However, hearing weird or loud noises might indicate there’s an electrical issue or an error with the blower fan or capacitor. If not repaired, there can be significant (or costly) consequences later on.
This could be as a result of improper thermostat settings. Verify that the fan blower is set to “auto” and not “on.” Other factors include a damaged pilot light, restricted air flow due to dirty or jammed furnace filters, or obstructed condensate pipes. If issues persist, call Jack Nelson Service Experts for quick repair.
Most companies will suggest heater replacement if the cost to repair your unit is more than half the cost of a new system. Sometimes, a repair won’t restore the furnace system to a minimally efficient level. The life expectancy for most furnaces is 15-20 years, and so replacement is usually recommended during that time frame. For other considerations, visit our blog covering more details on when to repair or replace your furnace.
It’s often more affordable to replace your heater and AC system at the same time. Additionally, you’ll also enjoy greater energy efficiency year-round. Here’s when you should replace both systems at the same time:
Knowing when to schedule furnace installation can be tough and stressful. Our Experts at Jack Nelson Service Experts have an A+ in home comfort, so you can count on us to help you make the most ideal decision. Start by calling us at 918-212-8927 to request your free home comfort analysis today.
We’ll perform an in-home consultation, work with you to find the best furnace system for your needs, complete the installation and also check that the system is operating correctly before leaving.
Small tasks like changing the air filter and keeping your equipment maintained can go a long way in improving energy efficiency. visit our full guide for cost savings you can earn by keeping your HVAC system healthy.
Central AC systems are ducted HVAC products that remove heat from your house. There are also heat pump air conditioners, which extract heat with a reversible flow of coolant, as well as ductless mini-split AC units.
The right sized AC system depends upon the size of your house, the local climate and also lots of other variables. You need to properly size the AC unit to ensure maximum energy efficiency.
British thermal units are a kind of measurement used in air conditioning to illustrate how much energy your AC system needs to absorb heat. If the unit states 10,000 BTUs, the system is capable of absorbing that much heat each hour.
Routine maintenance is extremely beneficial for your air conditioner. While it’s not necessarily required, it’s an exceptional investment in the energy effectiveness and overall performance of your HVAC system. In most scenarios, having annual maintenance and upkeep also keeps the manufacturer’s warranty valid.
Ductless air conditioning does not use air ducts to transfer cold air through a home. Instead, indoor air units blow the cold air directly into the room or space they’re installed in.
SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, which measures how effectively your air conditioning is cooling over its busiest season. Check our our SEER Ratings Guide for homeowners to learn more.
Heat pumps are extremely energy efficient, but might begin to lose performance in severely cold weather conditions. Check out our guidelines for identifying if a heat pump or air conditioner is right for cooling your home.
The cost of air conditioning services depends on the make and model, the extent of the issue and other factors. For many common repairs, you may expect to pay a few hundred for components and labor.
The cost for AC installation largely depends on the size of the home and the replacement AC unit the you choose. The installation cost can be well over $12,000, depending on the size of the home and the replacement AC that is chosen for the home. Our Advantage Program helps homeowners have access to the AC systems they need for one reasonable monthly price.
It’s often less expensive to replace your furnace and air conditioner at the same time. Plus, you’ll also take pleasure in greater energy efficiency year-round. If your units are older than 15 years or you want a high-efficiency model or smart thermostat, you should have a new AC and furnace installed together.
We install all types of air conditioning systems, including central air conditioning systems, geothermal, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits. Schedule a quote to find the best fit for your needs by calling Jack Nelson Service Experts at 918-212-8927.
We offer HVAC financing options as well as the HVAC Advantage Program, which covers everything from new units to repairs* and maintenance for an affordale monthly price.
Some of the work during an air conditioner tune-up includes a standard AC maintenance checklist:
There are often various types of maintenance agreements and rates. Take a look at our memberships page to learn about our tiered maintenance memberships.
Regular air conditioner maintenance is important to keeping your equipment running effectively, and it can decrease the need for unanticipated replacements.
Some key tells that you need air conditioning maintenance services on your system is if your home has poor air movement or hot and cold spots, leaks, uncommon sounds or warm air coming from the ventilation.
Check this full guide to AC maintenance for different things you can do. One of the most important things homeowners can do to help preserve their system, other than having annual yearly or seasonal maintenance done, is to change your AC unit’s air filter every 60-90 days, or 30 days if you have pets. Replacing your filter on a regular basis can extend the life span of your system by reducing wear and tear on the unit, preventing blockages and improving airflow. Using a higher quality HEPA filter can also help maintain the AC system’s efficiency and reduce instances of sickness in your residence.
Yes. Our Experts are just a swift trip away to aid with an AC repair or replacement during an emergency.
Most companies will advise an AC replacement when the expense to fix your system is more than half the cost of a new system. For more considerations, visit our article covering more information on whether to repair or replace your AC.
We service and install all types, including central A/C, ductless mini-splits as well as air-source heat pumps. (Conditional content: As an effort to encourage sustainability practices, we also install geothermal and solar HVAC.)
Heat pumps differ from other HVAC equipment because they move heat in or out of the building instead of creating it. Pumping heat into the building also works backward, allowing heat pumps to provide both heating and cooling.
Homeowners should have their heat pump system serviced at least once a year. Regular maintenance prolongs your heat pump’s life span and can help reduce repair and utility costs.
Keeping your systems maintained will help bring costs down. Take a look at our helpful in-depth guide about keeping your systems healthy. This will tell you about proper maintenance and its benefits.
Yes. Professional service is just a short ways away, whether you need heat pump repair or replacement on a weekend day or in the middle of the night. Get in touch by phone at 918-212-8927 for prompt service.
Heat pumps can deliver both heating and cooling, and air-source heat pumps tend to be ideal in mild climates where temps don’t go below 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
A heat pump system can replace a heating system in areas where the climate is temperate. Check our more detailed guide on different heat pump uses in the U.S. Usually, the answer is yes. Because heat pumps transfer hot air rather than creating it from a fuel source, they provide more efficiency than furnaces in many cases, and homeowners can anticipate 30-40% savings on utility bills when switching.
This depends on varying issues that are leading to the need for repairs, which our ACE-certified technicians can help diagnose.
We install all different kinds of heat pumps systems, including air-source heat pumps that use central ductwork, ductless mini-split systems and ground-source heat pumps–otherwise known as geothermal heat pumps).
Heat pump maintenance is important for the system to execute successfully and have a long life expectancy. A heat pump should go through regular maintenance at least yearly. Trust the Experts to take care of this with a maintenance membership.
Your home’s air filter should be changed regularly, which is usually every one to two months.
Seasonal maintenance agreements are worth the cost for many reasons. Consistent maintenance keeps everything working as smoothly as possible, which helps reduce utility bills while lengthening your equipment’s life span.
HVAC tune-ups can often be covered in many cases through the labor warranty if your system is still within warranty, but we can check to see if tune-ups are covered. Through the Advantage Program™, crucial services such as heat pump maintenance are included! It’s one of the most thorough HVAC services around.
Many customers pay between $250 and $600 for a heat pump repair, but this depends on what the issue is when the HVAC technician arrives to diagnose the problem.
Heat pumps have a slightly reduced life span than furnaces do because they’re used year-round, but with proper maintenance, many heat pump systems last about 10-15 years.
Yes. Our Experts are just a short trip away to help with a heat pump repair or replacement during an emergency.
Packaged HVAC units are combination HVAC systems that house an air handler and unit components in one metal cabinet system. This is used to save space in a basement or garage, or on rooftops in multifamily buildings.
We install all kinds of packaged HVAC systems, including packaged air conditioners, packaged gas/electric systems, packaged heat pumps and duel-fueled packaged systems. Give Jack Nelson Service Experts a call to find the ideal one for your home.
Green energy HVAC focuses on reducing energy consumption and increasing the efficiency of existing HVAC systems in homes not set up for renewable energy options. Properly sized green installations reduce waste and increase output.
Some of the most energy-efficient HVAC systems available now are geothermal heat pumps and solar HVAC systems. Call 918-212-8927 today to have a conversation about system replacement if you’re interested.
High-efficiency HVAC systems use less energy than a standard HVAC system while providing the same (or better) output. This can save energy and money, and with regular tune-ups and maintenance, the life span of your system can increase. The longer a system is performing efficiently, the better impact we can have for sustainability.
There are rebates and incentive programs for certain new system installations in 2023. Jack Nelson Service Experts can help you navigate discounts and payment for system replacements. We also offer payment options like financing as well as HVAC lease options with our Advantage Program™.
Geothermal systems use energy from below ground to provide heating and cooling. They implement a “loop” system drawing heat from either the ground or a water source in heating mode. While cooling, this process works in reverse by extracting heat from indoors to the ground or a water source. The cold air in cooling mode comes from removing heat and humidity as air is recirculated.
Geothermal HVAC ends up being more affordable in the long run due to operational savings on utility bills, despite higher initial costs. And they’re more efficient than a standard system with a furnace and air conditioner. Ask about federal rebates and other financial incentives during the installation process.
Rather than generating their own heat, geothermal systems use the Earth’s natural ambient temperature for climate control. You wind up reducing your monthly utility bills, and geothermal systems can also last a lot longer. So long as you provide it with preventative maintenance, you can get 20 years from a geothermal heat pump and as much as 50+ years for an underground loop system.
Yes! Geothermal heat pumps are similar to traditional central heat pumps in that they are dual function systems capable of providing both heating and cooling. Even though it just has ‘heat’ in the name, geothermal heat pumps are equally effective at cooling homes in many different climates. As a matter of fact, they’re often the most efficient type of system available!
Solar technology converts sunlight to electrical energy with either PV (photovoltaic) panels or with mirrors designed to focus solar radiation. PV technology is mostly found in solar panels, which are the most common solar energy system. The sun’s light energy is absorbed by PV cells, which energizes the cells’ electrons and leads to electricity. When paired with battery storage, the process should also generate sufficient backup power for use at night and through utility outages.
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Solar energy systems can be a significant investment, but the majority of such costs can be recouped as soon as the equipment has been active for a few years. Batteries without panels can range from $12,000 to $22,000 based on energy storage volume, while full installation can run as much as $35,000. Schedule a quote with our Experts for more info about what you need for a solar energy system.
Solar energy can be used for solar HVAC systems as well as other suitable equipment like solar-powered water heaters.
How efficient a solar panel system will be for your home is partially determined by the local climate of where you live. We’re standing by for your call if you would like to schedule a quote for solar energy installation.
Our solar Experts can assist in providing information. It’s also a good idea to learn if there are other programs in your state apart from the 30% federal tax credit. Lastly, it’s best to have a dependable company like Jack Nelson Service Experts complete a home energy audit. A complete audit helps you determine how much you may save through solar panel installation once you consider existing utility costs.
Sustainable HVAC design is providing HVAC systems to homeowners and building owners while focusing on high-efficiency systems, achieving higher performance, while reducing consumption and energy loss.
The most common sustainable HVAC systems are geothermal heat pumps, also called ground source heat pumps or water source heat pumps.
High-efficiency HVAC units reach high performance (heating and cooling output) while using less energy than what was required from older, less efficient models.
Green HVAC installation focuses on installing energy-efficient HVAC models and properly sizing systems for the home’s requirements to ensure maximum comfort and efficient energy consumption.
Geothermal and solar HVAC are the latest sustainable HVAC developments in the industry.
Scheduling regular maintenance on your HVAC systems can help prolong your system’s life span, which is a big step for household sustainability. Smart thermostats also control the daily temperature of your home and assist with zoning, which reduces stress on your systems by not having abrupt temperature changes. Using energy-efficient HVAC systems can also be a huge step in making your HVAC eco-friendly. High-efficiency HVAC systems are usually ENERGY STAR certified, which reduces carbon emissions by achieving high performance for less energy.
There are rebates and incentives in 2023 for adding energy-efficient HVAC models, such as high-efficiency heat pumps. The Department of Energy reviews HVAC efficiency standards and adjusts the minimum efficiency ratings on models, such as SEER rating, AFUE rating and HSPF rating, based on the latest research. This requires manufacturers to match the minimum efficiency ratings in all new models.
Popping sounds are common if there’s a problem or damage in your ductwork. The actual sounds appear when there’s more airflow than your ductwork can handle. Problems with your ductwork can lead to other ventilation and air quality issues, such as:
A whole-home zoning system helps you adjust where heating and cooling is directed. With extra thermostats and dampers installed in the ductwork, each zone’s temperature can be uniquely altered.
The concentration of indoor airborne particles average 3-5 times more than outdoor air. In fact, EPA research has found that exposure to contaminants can be 100 times higher indoors as compared to outdoors. Allergens, microorganisms and even household cleansing agents can lead to contamination and lower your indoor air quality. You can attain a comprehensive Home Health® Report Card by phoning the air quality professionals at Jack Nelson Service Experts.
A licensed electrician can do an electrical load calculation to determine the right size of service required for a home or business. This calculation takes into account the electrical needs of appliances, lighting, and many other electrical devices.
Some safety precautions include turning off the power supply before performing work on any electrical component, using insulated tools, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and following electrical codes and regulations.
It’s strongly recommended that electrical service be inspected at the very least every 10 years to make sure that it is safe and up to code.
Signs of electrical service issues include flickering lights, frequent circuit breaker trips, hot or discolored electrical outlets or switches, buzzing sounds from outlets or switches and burning smells. Another issue is improper outlets in the kitchen or bathroom – which should be GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlets. This is a shock-resistant outlet that provides a safety measure and helps prevent fire hazards because water is an excellent conductor of electricity.
Efficiency can be improved by making use of energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs, adding insulation to walls and attics and also sealing air leaks.
Indoor air quality refers to pollution in your Tulsa home or workplace. The level of airborne pollutants can be 2–5 times higher than outdoors. Considering that most people spend the vast majority of their time inside and breathe approximately 3,000 gallons of air daily (according to the American Lung Association), this can potentially lead to complications.
Depending on your specific air quality challenges, solutions consist of:
Some of the typical sources of pollutants include Volatile Organic Chemicals (VOCs) such as cleaning or personal care products, fuel-burning utilities and home appliances, and particulate matter like dust, pollen and smoke.
Absolutely. Pollutants and particulate matter can expose you to illnesses and worsen respiratory conditions, particularly for children and the elderly. For certain contaminants like carbon monoxide gas, the effects may even be deadly.
Resolving indoor air quality challenges can produce a host of benefits to your health and well-being, such as:
If you find yourself cleaning each day or coughing continuously, your indoor air may be to blame. According to EPA studies, indoor pollutants can reach concentrations as much as 100 times higher than the air outdoors. You can find out your indoor air quality by arranging a Home Health® Report consultation with Jack Nelson Service Experts.
Each family has their own perception of home comfort, especially if someone in your Tulsa home has sensitivity to pollen, dust or other pollutants that cause respiratory problems. You may require a single product like a high-efficiency air filtration system, or multiple. Jack Nelson Service Experts can aid you in identifying the right pairing of equipment.
No. HVAC air filters differ in quality and design, and several have exclusive features. We usually suggest using the filter your HVAC manufacturer recommends for your particular system. All filters are assigned MERV ratings on a scale from 1–20. MERV is short for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value and can make it easier to identify high-efficiency filters. For most residential needs, a MERV rating of 11 or lower is appropriate.
The ideal schedule for cleaning or replacing your air filter is based on a variety of factors, like the filter design and MERV rating as well as the existing indoor air quality. For conventional 1”-3” filters, most brands advise replacement every 30-90 days. Pets, health conditions and even local pollution sources can lead to replacing the filter more often.
If the problem is not your body’s hydration, extremely dry air can irritate your throat and sinuses. Consider putting in a whole-home humidifier if you persistently struggle with a dry, itchy throat.
Your HVAC system extracts moisture as it functions, producing situations where humidity levels become unbalanced. Portable humidifiers can fix humidity challenges in a single room or small space, but a central humidifier assures balanced humidity throughout the entire building.
For most people, comfortable humidity levels fall between 30-60%. These levels are rather hard to sustain in the winter, as frigid air does not hold onto moisture as well as warm air. Furthermore, your furnace displaces moisture by creating hot, dry heat.
The smartest way to determine an appropriate whole-house humidifier is by measuring the height of your ceiling multiplied by the total square footage of the room. This will help figure out how many gallons of water each hour is needed to balance humidity.
You should also think about your financial situation, as a humidifier needs service just like any other mechanical equipment.
While specific amounts depend on the model, whole-house humidifiers average between 1.5 to 12 gallons per day. As you can imagine, dry environments will use more water to keep humidity balanced.
Regular preventive maintenance is often vital for long-term equipment efficiency, and your humidifier is no different. The humidifier’s reservoir should be routinely drained and cleaned to prevent mold.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas produced by partial fuel combustionthat is commonly caused by inadequate access to oxygen. Appliances relying on natural gas, charcoal, wood or kerosene are common sources of CO gas, usually if they are not running correctly or have been installed improperly. CO is toxic to the body and is life-threatening at high levels or long exposure.
Initial symptoms such as nausea and fatigue are often incorrectly recognized as a result of the flu. But CO gas exposure can advance, possibly leading to confusion, organ damage or even death. Other symptoms include:
Yes. Removing carbon monoxide should be a top priority because of the risk it poses to your health and well-being. CO gas can be found in any Tulsa home or commercial property, making proper ventilation and prevention techniques universally beneficial.
Prevention is the best place to start. A few safety precautions to take include:
If carbon monoxide has been discovered, you should immediately vacate the building and alert the fire department and utility company. If a leak is spotted, you should then contact a reputable HVAC company for repairs.
Because carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless and life-threatening in substantial concentrations, using carbon monoxide detectors in central locations is the best way to warn you to its presence.
A carbon monoxide detector is similar to a smoke alarm, monitoring the air and informing you if carbon monoxide levels are too high. If possible, we encourage you to have at least one detector near every bedroom on all floors in your home. Extra detectors can be placed near the kitchen, living areas or near combustion appliances. These detectors are most effective when used in combination with our HVAC maintenance memberships, which keep your unit in good shape and can help you protect against carbon monoxide.
If an air freshener isn’t doing the trick, there may be microbes or contaminants nearby producing the unpleasant odor. Bacteria and mold are frequent sources, but they can be treated with the sanitation properties of a germicidal UV light. They are really effective against odor-producing microorganisms and viruses.
If you notice your supply of hot water isn’t lasting as long as it should, it may be an issue with your tank water heater. The heating element could be too dirty from grime or mineral buildup.
A constantly running toilet could be dealing with several different problems, including a broken flapper seal, flush valve or flapper chain. Sometimes it’s the handle itself that’s been damaged and separated from the chain. A running toilet wastes a lot of water, so don’t hesitate to contact our plumbers at 918-212-8927.
One of the most common reasons your dishwasher isn’t draining fully is because there’s a clog in the drain line. The line, also called a drain hose, removes water from the dishwasher tub once the cycle is over. When the drain line clogs, water may not be able to flow properly. Contact our local plumbing Experts for troubleshooting and repairs.
A fast response is essential when struggling with a broken pipe as a result of freezing. Expert plumbing technicians are better equipped to resolve burst pipe repairs, but there are a few tasks you can do on your own to keep the pipes from freezing up in the first place:
Break down food scraps right away with cold water and leave the disposal on for about 30 seconds to minimize the risk of clogs. You should also stop putting coffee grounds, eggshells, potato peels and other large pieces of food into the disposal, because they produce drainage issues and bad smells.
Backflow and the subsequent cross connection can take place anywhere your nonpotable plumbing system meets the water lines. As a result, many different types of fixtures and appliances are at risk, including:
For commercial properties like industrial facilities, equipment such as boilers, chemical mixing tanks and laboratory equipment are susceptible to backflow, etc.
Backflow preventers stop contaminants from getting into the public water supply and posing a health risk to the community. Backflow prevention is crucial since it helps to ensure that the municipal water supply remains protected and free from any contaminants.
There are several types of backflow preventers, including:
The type of backflow preventer you need depends on your building’s plumbing system and also the most common contaminants the plumbing is vulnerable to. Expert backflow prevention services should always help determine the most appropriate make and model for your needs.
Your home could have an RPZ or Reduced Pressure Zone. The zone’s consistent pressure functions as a backflow prevention device to stop contaminants from flowing backward. At Jack Nelson Service Experts, our certified testers specialize in:
Since preventing issues is almost always simpler than repairing it, you should try to have your RPZ valve examined each year as recommended.
Backflow preventers typically need to be tested once a year to ensure that they’re operating correctly, although the ultimate maintenance needs depend on the kind of backflow preventer you have and its present condition.
Backflow preventers are complex technical devices, meaning installation should be left to a specialist with the correct tools and experience. Our backflow prevention professionals will make certain that the device is installed properly and meets all appropriate regulations and standards.
Costs depend on several factors. You should take into consideration the type of backflow preventer that’s needed as well as the complexity of your property’s plumbing system as well as the cost of any required parts and labor. Call us at 918-212-8927 for a free consultation.
There are several signs that can suggest that your backflow preventer is not working right including:
In the event that you see any of these signs, it’s critical to contact a professional backflow prevention service provider as soon as possible.
Without having a backflow prevention device, the backflow may contaminate your supply of potable water. This contamination could also enter the public water supply, posing a risk to the entire community. This can leave you exposed to health or legal consequences depending on the significance of the situation.
The regulations and codes that require backflow prevention systems vary by jurisdiction. In many areas, these are required by law for many types of plumbing systems or for plumbing built to handle specific contaminants. A specialized backflow prevention service provider can help check out any applicable regulations for your plumbing system.
Our faucet repair and installation in Tulsa encompasses professional services designed to locate, diagnose and resolve your faucet problem. We have extensive repair experience and can also provide seamless new or replacement installation. We’ll work with you to choose the right faucet for the job.
Yes! We work with veteran installers that excel at the installation of plumbing fixtures like a bathtub or new showerhead.
To eliminate the possibility of your garbage disposal smelling, food scraps should always be ground up right away with cool water. Thirty seconds should be more than enough time. Avoid throwing coffee grounds, eggshells, potato peels and banana peels into your disposal, because they often cause drainage issues and unpleasant smells. While bleach can seem like a beneficial idea for cleaning your garbage disposal, it hardens grease as well as other food residue in your pipes, producing clogs.
Our plumbing Experts advise using these cleaning solutions each week to keep your disposal smelling brand-new:
You’re also able to buy garbage disposal pods or grind up citrus peels to help remove odors. If your garbage disposal still smells, you could be dealing with a leak (especially if the smell resembles a sewer). Contact us at for Expert plumbing service.
While helping with leak detection in Tulsa, we’ll take as much time as needed to check the plumbing system for signs of a leak. Whether they’re under the kitchen sink or right at the water main, we’ll seal up every leak we find.
Yes! If there’s an emergency plumbing problem, we can respond right away to start on repairs.
If you believe you have a leak but can’t see the signs, check your water meter:
We’ll track the leak back to its source and get it repaired before you waste more money or potentially damage your home.
With all the locations water is used in your home, there are a lot of areas you can check for signs of a leak.
Leaks frequently located:
Once you’ve confirmed there’s a leak, we can help. We support our work with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee for a year.*
The cost to repair a leak is dependent on where the leak is in your home alongside the seriousness of the damage. A minor, dripping leak can be fixed more easily compared to severe damage to the water main.
You won’t always be able to stop leaks entirely, but you do have options for minimizing risk. Seals and valves are more likely to leak, so performing routine maintenance can minimize the risk. Letting professional plumbers handle projects like repair and repiping will help keep your plumbing as tightly sealed as possible.
Yes! If you have an emergency plumbing problem, we can respond promptly and find the root cause.
A water line allows fresh water into the home, while a sewer line removes wastewater from the home.
Signs of a leak in a water line could be low water pressure, higher water bills, and damp or mushy areas in the yard. Signs of a leak in a sewer line include slow drains, sewage backups and unpleasant odors.
Water line clogs are often a result of mineral buildup, rust or debris. Clogs in sewer lines are most often caused by grease, hair or other debris.
Water lines may need to be replaced if they are severely corroded, won’t stop leaking or are made of older materials.
Signs of a sewer line backup include slow drains, sewage backups and foul odors.
For a quick diagnosis of what happened to your water or sewer lines, you should contact our Expert plumbers at 918-212-8927 at the earliest opportunity.
How much it costs to fix or replace your water/sewer lines is dependent on the extent of the damage and the materials used. We’re happy to go over repair or replacement costs upon completion of the initial diagnostic visit.
Occasionally, it may be possible to repair water lines or sewer lines with trenchless technology, which can minimize digging and yard damage.
One of the most important things you can do is stay mindful of what you flush or pour down drains, avoiding tree roots near sewer lines, and scheduling consistent inspections and cleaning.
If a water line or sewer line issue is not fixed, it can lead to costly repairs, water damage and even possible health hazards.
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