Emergency plumbing across the OKC metro
Sewer backing up? We’re here to help get it cleared and get you back up and going as quickly as possible. If we suspect something else is going on, we offer a free camera inspection to take a closer look and show you what we find. Call day or night for clogged drains, burst pipes, leaking water heaters or no hot water.
Call day or night.
Sewer backup, burst pipe or no hot water? Call Amped now.
If we suspect an underlying issue, we offer a free camera inspection to investigate and show you what we find—so you don’t have to keep dealing with the same problem.
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$99 OFF
Slow drains or recurring backups? Save $99 on qualifying mainline drain cleaning.
Owner-occupied homes. Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Claim the email coupon and show it at service. Expires 30 days after the email date. One coupon per visit; no combining or stacking, including with the 2-hour guarantee. Eligibility confirmed before work.
Claim $99 off drain cleaning$50 OFF
Mention this coupon when you call Amped to request plumbing service.
Call about $50 offYour service fee is waived when the qualifying job total is over $300 and the service call takes place Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Waiver is subject to the job. Call to confirm whether your job and appointment qualify, including the applicable service fee for after-hours calls or jobs that do not qualify.
Ask Amped to confirm the applicable coupon or service-fee waiver and your pricing before you approve work.
Clogged drains & sewer backups
Let’s clear the blockage and get things flowing again. If we think something else might be going on, we offer a free camera inspection. We’ll show you what we can see and explain it in plain language.
A clogged sink, tub or toilet can put your day on hold. When several drains back up together or wastewater comes back into your home, call Amped and describe what you’re seeing.
Slow drains, a gurgling toilet, water backing up into the tub or several fixtures clogging at once? Tell us what you’re seeing. We check which drains are affected, assess the blockage and explain the cleaning approach before starting. Our focus is getting you back up and going as quickly as possible. If the problem keeps coming back or we suspect something is off, a free camera inspection can help us investigate. We’ll explain what the camera shows and any areas we cannot clearly see.
When multiple fixtures are slow or wastewater backs up, the main drain line may need attention. Amped can assess the blockage and explain whether cleaning or repair is appropriate. The coupon applies to qualifying mainline cleaning; repairs and other work require a separately approved quote.
Claim your $99-off coupon and see the full terms. For an active overflow, call Amped now. Claiming a coupon does not book a service visit.
We’re here to help you get things flowing again. Call day or night, tell us which drains are backing up, and we’ll help you take the next step.
Call for drain & camera helpWe want to understand why the backup happened, not leave you guessing. When we suspect an underlying issue, we offer a free camera inspection and walk you through what we find. You’ll understand what is happening and the next step before approving any additional work.
Leaking & burst pipes
A burst supply line, leaking pipe or new wet spot on a wall or ceiling needs attention. Tell us where the water is showing up and whether the leak is active.
Amped can investigate the source and explain repair options. You don’t need to know which pipe failed before you call.
Let us know whether water is still flowing and if you have already shut off the water supply.
Call for pipe repairWater heater troubleshooting
Cold showers, a tank that won’t heat or water collecting around your water heater are reasons to call Amped. Tell us whether the problem is no hot water, inconsistent temperature or a visible leak.
We’ll check the symptoms, investigate why your water isn’t heating properly and explain what we find, with the proposed price before you approve any work.
Call day or night to discuss the problem and current service availability.
Call for water heater helpHave you been flushing your tank each year? Sediment can build up inside a tank and reduce its efficiency and usable hot-water capacity. It may be one reason your showers turn cold sooner. A heating element, thermostat or other issue can also affect performance. Follow your manufacturer’s maintenance schedule; many tank models need annual flushing.
Tell us when the problem started, how long the hot water lasts and whether you’ve noticed a leak or error code. We’re here to help you understand the cause and get your hot water working again.
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Leaking water heater, burst pipe or sewer backup? Tell us what is happening. We’ll help you take the next step.
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Start with the situation—not a sales pitch
For an active leak or sewer backup, call now. If your situation can wait, use the scheduler to request service or tell us what is happening through Amped’s Podium chat.
Local plumbing across the metro
From our Warr Acres home base, Amped helps homeowners across the Oklahoma City metro with leaking pipes, clogged drains and water-heater problems.
Call day or night. Tell us your address and what is happening so we can help get a plumber headed your way.
Oklahoma City, Edmond, Warr Acres, Bethany, Moore, Yukon, Norman, Nichols Hills, Mustang, Newcastle, Blanchard, Choctaw, Harrah, Jones, McLoud, Newalla, Nicoma Park, Shawnee and Spencer.
Map is illustrative. Service availability is confirmed by address and job scope. Nearby community not listed? Call us to check.
Questions before you schedule
Stop the water if you can safely reach the correct shutoff. For a leak at one fixture, use that fixture’s shutoff valve. For a burst pipe, a hidden leak or water you cannot isolate, turn off the home’s main water supply. Keep away from standing water near outlets, appliances or electrical equipment.
Look for the house shutoff where the water line enters your home. Depending on the home, it may be in a utility area, garage, water-heater closet or at a plumbing manifold—a panel where several water lines connect. Some homes have a main shutoff under a sink, but most valves under sinks control only that faucet. A valve above the water heater usually shuts off only the heater’s supply.
If you cannot locate the house shutoff, your home may have a customer shutoff near the water meter, often in the front yard near the street. Use it only if you can clearly identify it and your utility allows it. Do not force a stuck valve or operate the city water main. Call your water utility for an emergency shutoff if you are unsure, and call Amped for help locating and repairing the leak.
Do not flush again. If the bowl is rising, gently close the toilet’s water-supply valve, usually behind or beside the toilet near the floor. Do not force it if it is stuck. Keep children and pets away from spilled wastewater.
If only that toilet is affected and the water level has settled, try a toilet plunger with a flange, starting gently to avoid splashing. Do not add chemical drain cleaner or boiling water. If drain chemicals have already been added, do not plunge; tell the plumber what was used.
If the clog will not clear, keeps returning, or water backs up in a tub, shower or another toilet, stop using water throughout the home and call Amped. Multiple affected drains can indicate a main sewer blockage.
Keep clear of hot water and wet electrical equipment. If you can reach a dry electrical panel safely, switch off the breaker for an electric water heater. For a gas water heater, follow the unit’s labeled shutdown instructions only if you can do so safely and there is no gas smell.
Close the cold-water supply valve feeding the tank if it is accessible and you can identify it. If you cannot isolate the leak, use the home’s main water shutoff or request help. The tank may continue leaking water already inside it. Do not drain the tank, remove covers or plug a relief-valve discharge pipe. Call Amped to inspect the source before restarting the heater.
Smell gas? Leave the building immediately. Do not operate switches, use a phone inside or try to light the heater. From outside and away from the building, call your gas utility’s emergency line or 911.
Check whether the problem affects one faucet or every hot-water fixture. If there is no leak, gas smell or other warning sign, note any error code or blinking light visible on the heater without removing a cover. If several people just used hot water, the tank may need time to recover.
Do not repeatedly reset a tripped breaker, bypass a safety control or attempt gas repairs. Call Amped and tell us whether the heater is gas or electric, which fixtures are affected and any visible error code. We can investigate the cause and explain the next step to get your hot water working again.
Call for current dispatch availability. Arrival times depend on your location and current scheduling.
Costs depend on the cause and the work needed. Ask about the service-call or diagnostic fee when you call. The proposed repair and price should be explained before you approve the work.
Yes. Tell us your relationship to the property so we can explain what owner or manager authorization is needed.
For an active water leak, burst pipe or sewer backup, call now. Use online scheduling for a problem that can wait. A scheduling request is not a guarantee of immediate arrival.
Yes. Amped serves Norman, Moore and Newcastle for sewer and drain backups, leaking pipes and water-heater problems. Tell us your address, which fixtures are backing up and whether wastewater is entering the home so we can help get a plumber headed your way. Arrival timing depends on current dispatch availability.
Yes. Call Amped day or night for sewer backups, burst pipes, a leaking tank or no hot water in Edmond, The Village and Nichols Hills. Describe the problem and provide your address when you call. We’ll discuss the next step and current dispatch timing.
Yes. From our Warr Acres home base, Amped helps homeowners in Warr Acres, Bethany, Yukon and Mustang with sewer and drain problems, water leaks and water heaters. You do not need to know which pipe or part failed before calling.
For a drain backup, we focus on clearing the blockage. If we suspect an underlying issue, we offer a free camera inspection and explain what we find. Coupons have their own service, property and appointment requirements; living in a listed city does not automatically qualify every job. Review the offer terms and confirm your proposed work when you call.
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