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NexGen Plumbing Services is a locally owned plumbing company in Norman, OK. We focus on accurate diagnosis, clear communication, and work done to professional standards. We handle plumbing repairs, sewer and drain issues, leak locating, water heaters, and remodel-related plumbing. NexGen also offers kitchen and bathroom countertop replacement through our NexGen Stone Countertops division. Military & Senior Discount Available\n

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Hello, I've been in the plumbing trade in Oklahoma city for 10 years. Ive worked with several of the largest companies in the plumbing industry in oklahoma, and ive worked with many other smaller business, giving me the experience necessary to offer a broad range of plumbing services and repairs, and to provide customers with top quality services that set me apart from other plumbing contractors. \n I'm here to provide services that you can trust, at a price you can afford. \nIf you're looking for customer service, and the best value for your money, give me a call! (572)-271-4186 or email me at tilmansplumbingllc@gmail.com

Founded in 1986, Suntech Heat and Air is a trusted company in the Oklahoma City metro community that provides HVAC and plumbing solutions that are reliable, efficient, and affordable. Throughout our history, we have become leaders in geothermal heating and air and we have been dedicated to designing, installing, and servicing all types of heating and air conditioning systems for over 30 years. We show pride in our work by providing outstanding value, first-rate service, and energy savings to all of our customers.\n

"Main line was cleaned out, roots were not bad. Charged $175 for that, which a little higher than I've paid in the past (typically $125-$135). He was not able to clear the bathroom drains at all due to the fact that they met in a T rather than a Y; the rooter would go down the tub and come up the sink and vice versa, rather than travelling down the common drain pipe. He said we'd need to call someone with either a micro- or even a nano-camera to see what was going on. I could tell he didn't like this outcome and wasn't used to not being able to fix something; I sympathized because I know it is a bad design that we've been dealing with for over 15 years. After he left, I filled the tub hoping that the weight of the water would eventually get through and went back to work. 6 hours later I came home and the water had not drained even a fraction of an inch; it was now totally clogged instead of just slow. Apparently the rooter, rather than clearing the T, had actually smeared gunk over the inside of the T, plugged it up completely. So I went to Home Depot and got some pure lye crystals. Then I plugged the bathroom sink and filled it with water (there is no overflow) to hold that end air and water tight, then removed the overflow plate on the tub and firmly shoved a rag inside of a Walmart bag into the overflow. Then I plunged the heck out of the tub drain until the water level started dropping. After all the water was gone from the tub, I release the sink which drained (did not come up in the tub, but it did gurgle). Then I did 3 treatments of the lye crystals according to the package directions, going from both the tub and sink ends, and now my tub is draining better than it has in years. The bad design is still there, and the real fix would be to jackhammer up the slab and replace at least the fitting if not the line itself, but the inside of that bathroom was just redone less than a year ago and we don't have the cash or inclination to tear up the floor right now. A plumber with a camera should be able to tell us exactly where the T fitting it which would be helpful. For now we are going to limp along by being fanatical about hair and other debris going down the tub and sink, and sending chemicals down periodically until we can tear up the floor and fix it right."

"They lost their tool inside our house so they had to come back and left quite a mess in my backyard trying to get it out. They left a big hole in the ground that we are trying to fill with dirt. They were very nice but we felt that their equipment should not have fallen apart inside our house. They did not charge us anything for trying to fix the problem; they just charged us for cleaning the sewer. They were very responsive and did their best to fix it but they just did not fill the hole that they put in. They did put in a new sewer cleanout and did not charge us for it so we appreciate it. We probably will not use them in the future."

"I have this done every 3-4 years. This helps with the sewer not backing up. Foster Septic Tank Cleaning is a great company to work with. They get you in right away. I've never had any problems with them."

"The young man did a very good, neat job and got done remarkably quickly.   <br> <br>My only problem with Stan's is that they didn't itemize their bill.  Now I can understand if, as a rule, they don't itemize, but when I called to ask for an itemized bill, mostly for the purpose of finding out how much the actual hot water heater cost, the guy who answered the phone couldn't have been ruder.  (I can't help but think that if my husband had called he would have taken a different tone.)  He announced that in 27 years he'd never itemized.  Okay.  I perform a service and don't itemize either.  But if someone asks me to, I'll be glad to break it down for them.  Mr. Stan's Plumbing wasn't about to.  Sooo he's lost a customer, one who's about to redo two bathrooms.   "

"Excellent. Took the extra time to run the line twice with different sized augers to ensure line was cleared without damaging the aged sewer line."