#1 Master Plumbing Service in Lawton, OK & Surrounding Cities
Over 15+ years of experience, we are ready to
tackle any plumbing job you need.
We serve all of Lawton, OK
and Comanche County
100%
Satisfaction
Guarantee
1 Year
Personal
Warranty
- Honesty & A Fair Price
- Call Anytime 24/7
- Plumbing Since 2009
- Faster Response Times
Who We Are
The clear choice for all your plumbing needs
About Charles Dittman – Owner of Janie Plumbing of Lawton
Charles Dipman, the proud owner and operator of Drainiacs Plumbing of Lawton & Comanche County, has been a trusted name in the plumbing industry since 2009.
With over a decade of hands-on experience, Charles has built a reputation for delivering top-notch plumbing services to the Lawton/Duncan, OK areas. His commitment to honesty, fair pricing, and exceptional customer service sets Drainiacs Plumbing apart from the rest.
An Extensive Range of Services
Water Heaters
We offer repair and installation services for tank and tankless water heaters of all makes and sizes.
Drain Cleaning
Our licensed and experienced plumbers will clean your drain quickly, reliably and at the most competitive prices.
More Services
- Garbage Disposal
- Leak Detection
- Sump Pumps
- Gas Lines
- Faucets
- Toilets
- Sinks
What they say about us
Patrick E.
Charles went out to the water meter and reduced the amount of pressure coming from meter to house (our neighborhood has high water pressure) and also adjusted the pressure regulator inside the house, which also didn’t fix the problem.
Employee Andrew came by the next day and troubleshot the issue, lowered water pressure on both the regulator and ball valve, and fixed the problem.
This company and crew members are thoughtful and thorough, analytical, and fair priced. I highly recommend Drainiacs Plumbing if you are looking for a fair, trustworthy, reliable company to rely on getting the job done right at a reasonable cost.
Layton H.
Charles was amazing! He was prompt, professional, very affordable, and so very kind! He fixed the issue so quickly and gave advice to prevent this from happening in the future. I will be keeping his contact information and using him in the future for all my plumbing needs!
Haley S.
Call these guys to clean and scope my sewer line. They were on time and did exactly what they said they were going to do. Charles was very knowledgeable about all aspects of plumbing and explained exactly what he was doing. I am very satisfied with him and will definitely use them again if needed. Glad I found them. Quality work at a reasonable price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do plumbers use to clean drains?
Most clogged drains can be cleaned out using a drain auger; it’s a long snake like tool that rotates as it moves through the drain.
How do professionals unclog a drain?
We use high pressure water hoses to knock out and clean all parts of the drain as well as long hoses. Debris can be unclogged much of the time, however if the debris is bad, it may build up again faster so using a high pressure water hose is most helpful.
How do you know if your main line is clogged?
If more than one drain is flowing slower, it could mean a bigger main line is clogged or if you hear gurgling noises or have water backing up intomore than one drain. Sometimes you can even smell sewage water, this may also be a main line clog.
How much do plumbers charge to install a water heater?
It really depends on the type of water heater you are getting installed; you’d have to call to ask. It could be a simple install job for $50 or it could be a more complex job that costs upwards of $1,100.
How long should I wait to run water after a new water heater?
Turn on the faucet that is closest to where the water enters your home, then turn on the hot water at every faucet.
Include tubs and showers, and let the hot water run for at least 10 minutes for a typical 40-gallon hot water tank, and usually 15 minutes for a 55-gallon hot water tank.
Can you leave water heater on all day?
Actually, leaving a water heater on all the time will NOT consume more energy: the truth is that even turning it off and leaving a semi-hot water tank cooling down is a waste of energy.
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