Help for Tulsa homes, from ice storms to August heat
Tulsa Home Pros is a free referral service for people who own or live in a house in Tulsa and nearby towns like Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso and Sand Springs. Tell us what's wrong at home and we'll connect you with an independent local provider.
Homes only. This service is for Tulsa homeowners and residents who need help with the house they live in.
Request a call backWhat we can help with
- Water damage after a storm, a frozen pipe or an appliance leak
- Plumbing burst pipes, sewer backups and water heaters
- Heating and cooling AC, furnaces and heat pumps
- Mold in crawl spaces, attics and bathrooms
- Roofing after hail, wind or ice
- Electrical outages, flickering lights and older wiring
A Tulsa year, as your house sees it
Winter
Ice storms coat trees and power lines. The December 2007 ice storm brought down limbs across the city and left many homes without power for days. A hard freeze can split pipes in outside walls, attics and crawl spaces.
Spring
Tornado season. Severe storms are most common from about April through June, and hail can damage roofs, siding and outdoor AC units. Heavy rain can flood low areas near creeks.
Summer
Hot, humid weeks keep air conditioners running hard. Humidity plus a slow leak is how mold usually gets started.
Fall
A good time to service the furnace or heat pump, clear gutters under Tulsa's big trees, and cover outdoor faucets before the first freeze.
Older Midtown homes and newer suburbs
Tulsa's houses range from 1910s and 1920s homes in Maple Ridge, Swan Lake and Owen Park, to 1950s ranch houses and midcentury designs in neighborhoods like Lortondale, to newer subdivisions in South Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks and Owasso. Older homes often have original plumbing, wiring or crawl spaces worth a closer look. Newer homes more often need help with storm damage and aging heating and cooling equipment.
How it works
- Request a call back with the form below.
- We pass your request to a participating independent provider who serves your part of Tulsa.
- You talk with them directly about the job, timing and price. The referral costs you nothing.
Just had water come in? Start with the first-hour guide.
Request a call back
For homeowners and residents only. Tell us what's going on at your home and we'll route the request to a participating independent provider serving Tulsa. For a fire, gas smell, carbon monoxide alarm or electrical hazard, leave and call 911 first.
Disclosure: Tulsa Home Pros is a free referral service, not a contractor. We connect callers with independent local providers who participate in our network. We may receive compensation from providers. We don't perform work, endorse or guarantee any provider. Always check licensing and insurance and get a written estimate.