SW 89th to the Moore line
Slab leak and water heater cleanup in South Oklahoma City
More owner-occupied homes than any other part of the city, most of them on slabs. Water heaters, supply lines and slab leaks are the calls that come in most, and the water almost always ends up in carpet and pad over concrete.
Updated October 2026
- County
- Cleveland County
- ZIP
- 73170
- Common calls
- Slab leaks, water heaters, wet carpet
- Phones
- Answered 24/7
Short answer
Water damage help in South Oklahoma City
In short
For water damage in South Oklahoma City, call the water line any hour. Most homes here sit on slabs, so we extract the water, pull wet pad, dry the concrete with dehumidifiers and mats until it reads dry, and read the walls around water heater closets and laundry rooms where leaks spread.
How water gets in here
The city's biggest block of homeowners
ZIP 73170, the heart of South Oklahoma City, had 41,343 residents, and 81.8 percent of its 16,150 occupied homes are owner-occupied. That's 13,215 owner-occupied homes, more than any other ZIP in Oklahoma City, with a median home value of $264,300. It sits in Cleveland County, south of the river and up against the Moore line.
A neighborhood of homeowners is a neighborhood of water heaters, washer hoses and supply lines that eventually wear out. Most houses here sit on slabs, so when a tank lets go in a garage or a hall closet, the water spreads under the carpet and pad across the concrete instead of draining away.
That makes slab drying and pad removal the core of most jobs here, along with the occasional slab leak under the floor.
Common calls
What we're called for most in South Oklahoma City
Homeowners on slabs set the pattern.
Where in South Oklahoma City
Getting to South Oklahoma City
South Oklahoma City runs from around SW 89th Street south to the Moore line, on both sides of I-35 and I-44. Crews come down from the service office in northwest Oklahoma City.
Moore is directly south and southeast, and Southwest Oklahoma City is to the north; both have their own pages.
Before the crew arrives
What to do in a South OKC home before we get there
Close the water heater supply
If the tank is leaking, close the cold supply valve on top and switch off its breaker or gas.
Pull rugs off the carpet
Area rugs bleed dye into wet carpet. Lift them onto chairs.
Check the meter for a slab leak
With every fixture off, a moving meter dial means water is leaking somewhere.
Straight answers
Questions from South Oklahoma City
Yes. It's the part of the city with the most owner-occupied homes, and it's part of our regular coverage.
Usually further than it looks. Water runs under walls on a slab, so we read the rooms on both sides of the closet.
Often, if the water was clean. The pad is usually replaced and the carpet dried and re-stretched.
Warm spots on the floor, damp carpet away from fixtures and a meter that moves with everything off are the usual signs.
We answer 24/7 and give you an arrival window for the south side on the call.
Water line, open now
Water damage in South OKC?
Call the water line. We'll get the water out of the pad and the slab dry.
Call and find us
One number, day or night
- Phone
- (405) 299-1883
- Hours
- Answered 24 hours, 7 days
- Service office
- 12253 N MacArthur Blvd Ste F #60, Oklahoma City, OK 73162
- Head office
- 3647 E Isaacs Ave, Walla Walla, WA 99362
Service office
N MacArthur Blvd, Oklahoma City