We’ll Knock Out All Your Plumbing Needs.

When the pipes hit back, Wooten is in your corner.

Backed by three generations of service, same-day response, and upfront pricing you can count on. Serving Tulsa, Stillwater, and the surrounding communities.

(918) 367-8887
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from our neighbors.

Thoughtful work, good people, and care for the homes they serve—told in our neighbors’ own words.

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Repairs & installs.
Keep life moving.

From a late-night leak to a fixture that needs a steady hand, our crew brings thoughtful work and a clear plan.

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Good people.
Rolling your way.

A plumbing problem is stressful enough. You get a real local crew that shows up, explains what’s happening, and treats your home with care.

Same-day service available Upfront pricing, no hidden fees 24/7 emergency response
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Our family.
Your corner.

Bradley Wooten and his team continue that legacy today by providing dependable plumbing solutions, exceptional customer service, and workmanship customers can trust for years to come.

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Simple process.
Zero surprises.

Know what happens next, from your first call to the final check.

01 Homeowner calling to schedule plumbing service

GIVE US A SHOUT

Tell us what’s going on. We’ll find a time and point you in the right direction.

02 The homeowner watches a plumber in a Wooten red uniform inspect the kitchen sink plumbing

WE FIGURE IT OUT

A plumber takes a look, explains what they find, and lays out your options.

03 Close-up of a plumber wearing a red work uniform as he uses a wrench to repair a pipe beneath the sink

WE FIX THE FLOW

With your approval, we make the repair with care for your home and your time.

04 The repaired kitchen sink running normally, with water flowing from the faucet

YOU'RE GOOD TO GO

We check our work, tidy up, and make sure you’re comfortable with the result.

What counts as a
plumbing emergency?

Not everything needs a plumber at 2 a.m. Some things do. Here is how we tell the difference, and what to do in each case.

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If you are reading this while water is moving somewhere it should not, stop reading and call.

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01

A pipe has burst or frozen

Water is running inside a wall, ceiling, or crawlspace. Every minute costs you drywall, insulation, and flooring. Shut off the main and call. This is the clearest emergency there is, and the one where the gap between calling now and calling in the morning is the difference between a repair and a remodel.

Frozen pipes are the same call before they burst. If a faucet has gone from a trickle to nothing during a cold snap, the line is frozen and it is still under pressure. Do not wait to see whether it thaws on its own.

02

Sewage is backing up

Water coming up through a floor drain, a tub, or the lowest toilet in the house means the main line is blocked, not the fixture. Stop running water anywhere in the house — every flush and every load of laundry adds to what comes back up. This is a health issue as much as a plumbing one, and it does not improve overnight. Call.

03

You smell gas

Leave. Do not flip a light switch, do not use the garage door opener, do not start the car in an attached garage. Get everyone out, then call the gas company from outside. Once they have made the property safe, call us and we will handle the line repair.

We would rather you call the gas company first and us second. We tell everyone that.

04

No water anywhere in the house

One dry fixture is a fixture problem. Every fixture dry at once is a supply problem — a main line break, a failed pressure regulator, or a closed valve. If your neighbors have water and you do not, it is on your side of the meter and it is ours to fix.

05

The water heater is leaking from the tank

A drip from a fitting can wait until morning. Water coming from the body of the tank cannot — the tank has failed and it will not stop on its own. Shut off the water supply to the heater and the gas or breaker feeding it, then call. A 50-gallon tank empties onto the floor, and it is holding 50 gallons right now.

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