JMH Plumbing Services

04/01/2023

We made it to round 2!! Please click on the click and vote for us under the plumbing section!!

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11/22/2022

Everyone here at JMH Plumbing would like to congratulate Jonathan Lillig and his Wife, Amber on the birth of their new son, Jacob!! We are so happy for you and your family.

02/19/2021

Yes! Tulsa has hit 32 outside! Great news. Please still keep your water faucets dripping a little longer. Some may have a frozen pipe and not be aware. Leaving the faucets on with a steady stream will help ensure that water has a place to go in the thawing process.

02/19/2021

02/14/2021

Please remember to open your cabinets under the sinks and stream the faucets! Not just a drip. Needs to be a stream. Lots of calls about frozen pipes. Keep that water running and the pipes as warm as you can!

02/13/2021

We are about to have even colder air move in to Tulsa. Please take this seriously. You need to be doing the following in your house to help pipes from freezing.

❄️ All inside faucets need a stream of water. At this point, not just a drip. Think the size of lead inside a pencil.

❄️ Leave all cabinet doors open under sinks.

❄️ Make sure all you outside faucets are covered.

If you need any help please call us 918-316-4993. We are here to help!

02/09/2021

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02/08/2021

Tulsa will be seeing several days below freezing. If you need help winterizing your home give us a call!

918-316-4993

Water expands when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius). Freezing pipes are a concern when outside temperatures dip below 20 F - as they're expected to all this week. Help safeguard your home by following these tips:

PREVENTION:
• Disconnect garden hoses; install covers on outside faucets.
• Insulate outside walls and unheated areas of your home.
• Consider weather sealing your windows.

IF YOU SUSPECT YOUR PIPES MAY BE FROZEN:
• Call the City of Tulsa at 311, or after hours call the water emergency number at (918) 596-9488.
• If the water is frozen on the customer’s side of the meter can, call a plumber to thaw your service line or soak towels with hot water and wrap them around the pipe.

IF A PIPE BURSTS:
• If your home has an independent/private shut-off valve, shut off the water.
• If not, call the City of Tulsa at 311, or after hours call water emergency at (918) 596-9488.
• Call a plumber to fix pipes inside the home.

The Water and Sewer Department does not read meters when the outside temperature is 28 degrees or below. Keep the meter can lid closed to trap warm air and prevent frozen pipes.