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Ah, plumbing. It’s the unsung hero of your home, the system that keeps things flowing (literally). Until it doesn’t. One day, everything’s fine, and the next, you’re standing ankle-deep in shower water wondering, Who hurt you, drain?

As we step into the new year, it’s a time to set goals, embrace fresh opportunities, and tackle challenges head-on. But one thing you shouldn’t have to deal with is a malfunctioning HVAC or gas system. Whether at home or in your business, these systems play a huge role in keeping things comfortable and safe.

The holiday season is a time of joy, family gatherings, and festive feasts. But amidst the laughter and togetherness, there’s one uninvited guest that can quickly dampen your celebrations: plumbing problems.

With a reputation built on reliability, quality workmanship, and exceptional customer service, Jeans Plumbing has established itself as a go-to option for both residential and commercial plumbing needs. Here’s why we are the right choice for any plumbing job.

When you imagine a plumbing leak, you probably think of a leaking hot water heater or pipe spouting water and flooding your home. Some of the most costly leaks, however, are completely hidden. When you have a major leak, it’s easy to detect and repair. It’s the smaller leaks that often go unrepaired for years – secretly causing damage the entire time.

Every homeowner’s worst nightmare is experiencing a bathroom flood. Flooding can cause extensive water damage, mold devastation, and electrical hazards. This is a scary reality for many homeowners, but it is possible to navigate a flooding disaster in a way that lessens overall cost, danger, and personal grievance.

The average household often neglects regular plumbing inspection and maintenance, assuming it’s unnecessary unless something goes wrong. But many costly plumbing issues are avoidable with certain preventive measures and can save you money on your monthly water and energy bill. Here are five of the best maintenance tips to keep your plumbing pristine:

For your protection and safety, Oklahoma law requires a licensed "journeyman" or "contractor" to be on site for your plumbing, heat & air work. Several companies only send "apprentices". Ask to see your worker's JOURNEYMAN'S LICENSE or CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE. Report un-licensed workers to the Construction Industries Board of the Oklahoma Health Department, 271-5217