Oklahoma Slab Leak Pro

This place is a complete ripoff. They came out to my mother-in-law's right after the big freeze. They quoted her $700 to fix a broken pipe. The day the work was to begin, they were two hours late. No call, just late. Then they left to "go to Home Depot for parts" and was gone nearly 3 hours. She called the owner who informed her he can't make them hurry back. They finally came in, pulled her carpet back and cut the concrete out. They didn't cover anything and had concrete dust flying through the house. She is 83 with breathing ailments but that doesn't seem to matter. Then they dug her yard up. Ok, they had to get under the foundation. Understandable. They fix the pipe and present her with a bill of over $2,700. Why? Because the owner of the company was there when the insurance adjuster was there and heard how much she was getting. They handed her the bill and left with her yard still dug up, concrete dust everywhere and her carpet not replaced. When she called about the carpet the owner told her they were not responsible for that and she would have to hire someone else to reinstall it. So she asks about her yard. The owner tells her he will get someone over to fill in the holes in a day or two. Now, mind you, she has spent a small fortune on her yard and is very picky since it looks like a golf course. A few days go by and no crew. She calls again. The owner tells her he's out of town but his crew won't fix the yard because they are not landscapers. So again, she is going to have to hire someone else to fix her yard. Not 10 minutes after the owner tells her he is put of town and won't help her he is at her front door demanding payment. He ended up taking her entire insurance settlement and left her to pay out of pocket for the carpet, the cleaning and the yard they screwed up. The entire ordeal ended up costing her over $4,000 when the original estimate was promised at $700 with everything being put back like they found it. He used the old "you remind me of my parents" line on her and then screwed her over. Please, don't ever use this company. They will do you the same way! https://kfor.com/news/in-your-corner/contact-in-your-corner/

My mother-in-law had a floor drain that was backing up into the garage. We had a plumber come out and he told us it was a leak in the sewer line under the slab. He thought it was probably under the kitchen floor. He estimated it would be anywhere from $4,800-$8,000 depending on what he found when he broke through the concrete. I called Oklahoma Slab Leak Pro based on the Google reviews for a second opinion. Fernando said he could come the next morning to give us a free estimate. Fernando arrived on time and began his inspection. He agreed with the other plumber, but said he wanted to bring in cameras to go into the line to get a better idea of where the leak was located. His crew came out the next morning and began the process of finding the leak. The camera they had was a bit too big, so they went and got a smaller camera and finally found the leak. They felt that the leak was in the sunroom addition to the house. He estimated it would be $3,700 and up depending on how much damage was under the slab. We agreed to the repair and the crew came out the next day. They put up plastic to keep the rest of the house clean from the dust and began making a hole in the concrete. They came again the next morning and were done by that evening. The repair was made much more difficult because of the thickness of the slab. It was an addition to the house and the concrete was at least twice as thick as normal. The sewer line was repaired from the sunroom to the garage. Fernando, Manny and their crew were all on time, polite and very clean. Fernando answered every time I called and would call me with updates. They even saved the old lament they removed from the floor and we were able to put it back down. You hardly notice they were ever there! They cleaned and mopped before they left leaving it cleaner then when they started. Slab sewer leaks are not cheap and the repair cost $4,800, but I would highly recommend Oklahoma Slab Leak Pro for your repair services.

We had a cold water leak in slab. We spoke three companies that had the best reviews and got estimates. Manny came out and gave us an estimate and we hired him on the spot. We could tell he had a lot of experience. We decided to have him redo the hot and the cold. He and his team came out and replaced the lines. They really knew what they were doing. They left everything nice and clean. I would definitely call them again and recommend them to friends.

I received a quick response via the app from Manuel. I scheduled an appointment the next day. He came out same day and determined I had a slab leak under my kitchen sink. He was very professional and understanding of my situation with being laid off during the covid pandemic. He provided me with price options for repair. He was going to reroute the line but was unable to do so but found the leak itself. I am very gratefully that he kept the price the same as what we had agreed upon for the reroute. As you can imagine it was a very stressful unforeseen expense but he was very sympathetic and assured me that his number one priority is customer satisfaction. He spent 9 hrs getting the job complete. It wasn't easy. He guaranteed his work for that area and provided me with the written guarantee that I requested. I watch too many judge shows not to request it. LolAll in all I am happy with the outcome. Thank you, Manuel for your services. Greatly appreciated.

I love these guys! Manny is the best! I've been trying to get a plumber out to install s water softener for a month. Three guys bid the job but couldn't do the work for weeks. Finally, I gave Oklahoma Slab a call and Manny came out at the end of the day on Friday ready to do the job for me bc I sounded desperate! Unfortunately, it was a little more in depth then he thought so he asked if he could come back on Monday. BTW his price was just like the other 3. He came back on Monday just like he said and spent the whole day hooking it up. He even went to buy salt for my system and didn't charge me. He kept checking and double checking his work and was very sweet and considerate! Great experience!

Great service- even on a weekend. Called Saturday afternoon and had our leak found and fixed in just a few hours. Great price and Manuel was very friendly and helpful; he even pulled up the carpet for me so it would dry. Will definitely use the service again if needed!

Fernando came out and figured out our leak next day durning a holiday week. Great service! He did a great job cleaning up after he was done. Recommend him 5!

Fernando and his team came out to help us find a slab leak under the back patio that was either coming from our main line or sprinkler system. They did a very thorough job and were very nice and professional. Appreciate the help and would highly recommend. Will definitely call them back for any future needs.

If there were only a way to give negative stars. Where to start. Well, it's a long ride here but you need to read the whole thing so buckle up and get ready. Oklahoma Slab Leak Pro was contacted to go to an 86 year old woman's house after the major freeze. She had a pipe that busted like so many others. The city shut the water off and we found her this place based off very positive reviews. They came out and told her they were extremely busy but they were going to work her in because she was the same age as his parents. He promised she was in good hands. He gave her an estimate of $900 to fix the issues. Unfortunately, she didn't ask for that in writing. So two guys show up on the appointed day three hours late. Not a huge deal but a courtesy call would be the polite and professional thing to do. The leak was exactly where it was thought to be, under the slab in the master bath. When they cut out the concrete they found a second leak right next to the first. Then it was time to go get parts. They show back up almost 4 hours later after she called the owner to find out where they were and if they were coming back that day. His answer: "I don't know where they are. I can't keep track of them."Now, seeing as they already cut the concrete out for the first leak the second on should cost just slightly more to repair. But they, for some ungodly reason, went outside and dug up the yard next to the clean out. Huge hole. This yard has had major pride and care taken of it since day one. It looks like a golf course. They finally fix the pipes and turn the water back on. They patch the hole in the floor and half-ass throw the dirt back in the hole outside. They leave. And they leave a hell of a mess. They didn't cover anything in the bathroom when they cut through the concrete. They left the carpet in front of the vanity rolled up in the walkway. She called the owner again to ask when they were coming back to fix these items. He assured her he would get someone to re-stretch the carpet and clean the concrete dust. Mind you this is an 86 year old woman with major breathing ailments. And he would get a landscaper out to fix the hole in the yard. Three days pass. No one. She calls again. The owner is very pissy with her. "We don't do carpet. That's not our job. You'll have to hire someone to do it." Hmmm...okie dokie then. So what about the hole? "We are not landscapers! When can I expect to get paid?"She told him to bring the bill by and she would pay him since he had not presented her with a bill at this point. She knew because of the other pipe break that it was going to be slightly higher. This is where another issue arose. You see, he showed up to look at everything the same day as the insurance adjuster and knew what insurance was paying her and the adjuster told him that if there was more damage than first thought then just submit the additional. What he didn't take into consideration is most of that check she got was for personal items lost in the flood. He sees an elderly woman with really good homeowners insurance and thinks there's an open checkbook. He presents her with a bill for nearly $5,800. She told him he would have to wait until her insurance check arrived which should be any day. The check arrives and she calls him to let him know it was there. "I'm not even in town right now so I can't deal with it." It's early morning at this point, she is 86 and very modest. She is in her robe having coffee when someone starts banging on her door. Guess who? Yep. The same one who just said 10 minutes earlier he was out of town. Bottom line here: this guy is a jerk and completely took advantage of an elderly woman to make a ton of money. He is rude. He is unprofessional. His employees are rude and unprofessional. He is unpleasant (once he gets that signature). He is a con man. He is a hustler. He should not be allowed to do business as a plumber. A complaint is being filed with the Oklahoma Attorney General and the Oklahoma licensing board. Please, beware of this company and it's owner. And thank you for sticking with my rants to the end.

We had a plumber stand us up, then we had a quoTe that was outrageous. These guys came in when they said they were going to, very friendly, and got the job done effectively. I recommend for every need!!!!