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# Guides for Oklahoma homeowners

Written by the people who take the calls. Most of these will save you a callout; the rest will tell you when a callout is the right answer.

Fixtures

### Toilet Keeps Running? Here's What's Actually Wrong

A running toilet wastes up to 200 gallons a day. Here's how to tell whether it's the flapper, the fill valve or the float — and when to call a plumber in Oklahoma.

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Leaks & Pipes

### Low Water Pressure in the House: 7 Causes, Ranked by Likelihood

Low water pressure in one tap means something different from low pressure everywhere. Here's how Oklahoma plumbers narrow it down before opening a wall.

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Drains & Sewers

### Sink Drains Slowly? Do These Three Things Before Calling Anyone

A slow sink usually has a simple cause. Here's what to try, what to avoid, and the sign that means the problem is further down the line.

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Urgent

### Water Dripping From the Ceiling: What to Do in the First Ten Minutes

Water coming through a ceiling is an emergency. Here's the order to do things in, and how plumbers work out where it's actually coming from.

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Drains & Sewers

### Sewage Smell in the House: Six Causes and How to Find Yours

A sewage smell indoors is never just a smell — it means sewer gas is getting past a barrier. Here's how to track down which one failed.

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Water Heaters

### Water Heater Making Noise? What Each Sound Means

Popping, rumbling, ticking or screeching from a water heater each point to a different fault. Here's how to read them before it fails completely.

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Water Heaters

### Brown Water From the Faucet: Is It the Pipes, the Heater or the City?

Rusty or brown tap water has three likely sources. A few quick checks tell you which one, and whether it's safe to use.

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Water Heaters

### Hot Water Runs Out Fast: Why, and What Actually Fixes It

If your shower goes cold in eight minutes, the tank size is often not the problem. Here's what to check before spending money.

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Urgent

### Burst Pipe: The First Five Minutes Matter Most

What to do the moment a pipe bursts, how to find your main shutoff before you need it, and what a proper repair involves.

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Urgent

### Frozen Pipes in Oklahoma: Prevention That Actually Works

Oklahoma freezes are short but sharp, and that's exactly when pipes split. Here's what to do before, during and after a hard freeze.

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Drains & Sewers

### Sewer Backup Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore

Sewer backups give warning before they happen. Here are the signs, in the order they usually appear, and what each one costs to address early.

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Water Heaters

### What Water Heater Replacement Costs in Oklahoma — and What Moves the Price

A plain explanation of what drives water heater replacement cost in Oklahoma, from tank size to venting, so you can read a quote properly.

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Water Heaters

### Tankless vs Tank Water Heater: An Honest Comparison for Oklahoma Homes

Tankless isn't automatically better. Here's where each type wins, and the Oklahoma-specific factors that decide it.

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Leaks & Pipes

### How to Find a Water Leak in Your House (Without Opening Walls)

A step-by-step method for confirming and narrowing down a hidden water leak, using nothing more than your meter and a bit of patience.

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Drains & Sewers

### Drain Cleaning vs Hydro Jetting: Which One Does Your Line Need?

Cabling and jetting solve different problems. Here's how to tell which your drain needs, and when jetting is the wrong call.

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Urgent

### How to Shut Off Your Water Main — Find It Before You Need It

Five minutes today saves thousands later. Where the main shutoff is in a typical Oklahoma home, and how to make sure it actually turns.

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