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Eklund Duct Cleaning LLC

PO Box 393
5.00(
17
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Eklund Duct Cleaning LLC

PO Box 393
5.00(
17
)
Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Eklund Duct Cleaning LLC specializes in cleaning your air duct system, making a much cleaner and healthier environment for your family. Our goal is to provide the highest quality services, on schedule, and on budget along with outstanding customer service. We understand that time and cost are crucial so we strive to go above and beyond our client’s expectations. For our customers’ peace of mind, we offer valuable money saving service and maintenance contracts. Please call for additional details.

"Great job. Cleaned our ducts and did a chimney service"

Lyndsey J on February 2025

Eklund Duct Cleaning LLC specializes in cleaning your air duct system, making a much cleaner and healthier environment for your family. Our goal is to provide the highest quality services, on schedule, and on budget along with outstanding customer service. We understand that time and cost are crucial so we strive to go above and beyond our client’s expectations. For our customers’ peace of mind, we offer valuable money saving service and maintenance contracts. Please call for additional details.

"Great job. Cleaned our ducts and did a chimney service"

Lyndsey J on February 2025


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Cactus Plumbing Of Ada LLC

1406 N Broadway
3.38(
8
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Cactus Plumbing Of Ada LLC

1406 N Broadway
3.38(
8
)
Customers say: Super punctual
17 years of experience

If you’re building a new home, remodeling a kitchen or bath, or just installing a new sink or disposal, we can take care of all your plumbing needs. As a certified reseller we have a variety of products available directly, but we’re also glad to work with other suppliers. We’re the area’s plumbing specialists, and you can expect our service team to be professional and courteous. We making sure your questions are answered, and that we do the highest quality work!

If you’re building a new home, remodeling a kitchen or bath, or just installing a new sink or disposal, we can take care of all your plumbing needs. As a certified reseller we have a variety of products available directly, but we’re also glad to work with other suppliers. We’re the area’s plumbing specialists, and you can expect our service team to be professional and courteous. We making sure your questions are answered, and that we do the highest quality work!


Cornerstone Chimneys

6528 E 101st St, Ste D1 #308
4.64(
22
)

Cornerstone Chimneys

6528 E 101st St, Ste D1 #308
4.64(
22
)
Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 90% of Angi customers
Recommended by 90% of HomeAdvisor customers

Founded, Owned and Operated by local Fireman. Keeping Tulsa SAFE one fireplace at a time. We are Certified,lnsured and Bonded. Clean and Repair Chimneys,Clean Dryer Vents.Lic. Gas Log installer.

"Could not recommend more after our experience. Exceptional, honest and truly good people doing good work. We bought our home in 2021 and had a chimney inspection. The inspector that came out was nice and was actually the owner helping with inspections with how busy things were with the housing market in 2021. There were several issues he found with straightforward fixes, but the main repair was a stainless steel flue liner. The total cost for everything was $1750. We scheduled the job and they came out a couple months later. Between the inspection and appointment the previous owner retired and sold the company to his employees. They mentioned they were stunned at the price on the order and the good deal we were getting. The materials had been going up so quickly, but also the previous owner hadn’t updated pricing in years. They assured us our price was locked in and were honoring the job quote. This was not said begrudgingly and felt genuine and not a sales pitch. They even seemed happy for us. I mention this to add context. The guys finished the job and the work was good. Unfortunately that winter we had smoke back-flow issues unless the fire was going strong or it would not exhaust properly and bring smoke into the house. They made a few suggestions but nothing seemed to work. We somewhat forgot until the next fall when we tried to use the fireplace again. Same issues. I called Cornerstone and they sent a technician out to check in person. He took measurements. The new owner called me personally to explain that the issue was actually the flue liner. While the installation was correct, and was the biggest that would fit, it was too small and was a miscalculation from the original inspection. We chatted some after I mentioned I’m a small business owner myself and he explained a lot of the changes they had made since taking over to improve their service; new certifications and training he had invested in. The best solution was a new process to coat chimney with a heat shield application and would be an upgrade to any liner, but it was also more expensive. As an upgrade over what we originally had done, he asked if I would pay part of the difference in price since the first job was underquoted by a previous owner. This was a very fair request. But I explained we had been remodeling our home since moving in and were over budget with a lot of surprises including old termite damage, an old botched plumbing job, and pipe burst under a slab in bathroom we had just remodeled. All in November and December before the holidays. I explained that I was tapped for the foreseeable future with no way to absorb more cost. I said that while I understood taking over a business and essentially losing money on jobs you inherited, the fact was that we had paid for every remedy we were told and didn’t have a working fireplace. He understood and took care of us anyway. A crew came and did the repair for free. I really needed a win with everything that had gone wrong and this was it. These are solid guys doing honest work treating people right and is why I’ll be a customer anytime I need chimney work done. I was waiting to write this until after we used the fireplace a while. We went through the whole winter ‘22-‘23 running regular fires with no issues while lit. The only time there was anything even close to a problem was the day after a fire when we had a very slight smoke smell in the house and only because I left the flue open and it was very cold and windy outside. Nothing to do with their repair. That’s how perfectly it works now. So, while I apologize for not writing this sooner, I want to thank Cornerstone Chimney for doing this. Kenny was the main technician and was awesome to work with. I forget the owner’s name, but thank you as well. You all do business right and it is greatly appreciated. Anytime someone has a fireplace need, I recommend you all and will continue to do so."

John S on October 2023

Founded, Owned and Operated by local Fireman. Keeping Tulsa SAFE one fireplace at a time. We are Certified,lnsured and Bonded. Clean and Repair Chimneys,Clean Dryer Vents.Lic. Gas Log installer.

"Could not recommend more after our experience. Exceptional, honest and truly good people doing good work. We bought our home in 2021 and had a chimney inspection. The inspector that came out was nice and was actually the owner helping with inspections with how busy things were with the housing market in 2021. There were several issues he found with straightforward fixes, but the main repair was a stainless steel flue liner. The total cost for everything was $1750. We scheduled the job and they came out a couple months later. Between the inspection and appointment the previous owner retired and sold the company to his employees. They mentioned they were stunned at the price on the order and the good deal we were getting. The materials had been going up so quickly, but also the previous owner hadn’t updated pricing in years. They assured us our price was locked in and were honoring the job quote. This was not said begrudgingly and felt genuine and not a sales pitch. They even seemed happy for us. I mention this to add context. The guys finished the job and the work was good. Unfortunately that winter we had smoke back-flow issues unless the fire was going strong or it would not exhaust properly and bring smoke into the house. They made a few suggestions but nothing seemed to work. We somewhat forgot until the next fall when we tried to use the fireplace again. Same issues. I called Cornerstone and they sent a technician out to check in person. He took measurements. The new owner called me personally to explain that the issue was actually the flue liner. While the installation was correct, and was the biggest that would fit, it was too small and was a miscalculation from the original inspection. We chatted some after I mentioned I’m a small business owner myself and he explained a lot of the changes they had made since taking over to improve their service; new certifications and training he had invested in. The best solution was a new process to coat chimney with a heat shield application and would be an upgrade to any liner, but it was also more expensive. As an upgrade over what we originally had done, he asked if I would pay part of the difference in price since the first job was underquoted by a previous owner. This was a very fair request. But I explained we had been remodeling our home since moving in and were over budget with a lot of surprises including old termite damage, an old botched plumbing job, and pipe burst under a slab in bathroom we had just remodeled. All in November and December before the holidays. I explained that I was tapped for the foreseeable future with no way to absorb more cost. I said that while I understood taking over a business and essentially losing money on jobs you inherited, the fact was that we had paid for every remedy we were told and didn’t have a working fireplace. He understood and took care of us anyway. A crew came and did the repair for free. I really needed a win with everything that had gone wrong and this was it. These are solid guys doing honest work treating people right and is why I’ll be a customer anytime I need chimney work done. I was waiting to write this until after we used the fireplace a while. We went through the whole winter ‘22-‘23 running regular fires with no issues while lit. The only time there was anything even close to a problem was the day after a fire when we had a very slight smoke smell in the house and only because I left the flue open and it was very cold and windy outside. Nothing to do with their repair. That’s how perfectly it works now. So, while I apologize for not writing this sooner, I want to thank Cornerstone Chimney for doing this. Kenny was the main technician and was awesome to work with. I forget the owner’s name, but thank you as well. You all do business right and it is greatly appreciated. Anytime someone has a fireplace need, I recommend you all and will continue to do so."

John S on October 2023


Gas Logs questions, answered by experts

When hiring a plumber to install or repair gas pipes, consider asking them the following questions: 

  • Do you have insurance and a professional license to do the job? 

  • How long will the project take to complete? 

  • Will I need to hire additional professionals for excavation or landscaping? 

  • Do you have references from previous clients? 

  • Do you belong to any relevant trade associations? 

A plumber or certified gas technician is responsible for capping gas lines. Gas lines require expertise and understanding of safety standards to ensure it’s properly sealed. Your local regulations may also have specific requirements for capping gas lines.

This is a matter of personal preference, as each method has its own pros and cons. Oil furnaces are safer, but the smell can be off-putting to some consumers. Oil is also more expensive than gas. However, oil furnaces boast a higher BTU rate per hour, so a smaller amount of oil can heat a larger space when compared to a gas furnace.

In some ways, yes, and in some ways, no. As for how they’re the same, propane and gas both burn via the same process, combustion, and at the same temperature, around 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit. The difference is that propane produces more heat per unit than gas. One cubic foot of propane contains 2,516 BTU, while one cubic foot of gas contains 1,030 BTU.

Although a gas company supplies gas to homes, connecting gas appliances, like a dryer, is not their responsibility. The primary role of a gas company is to safely deliver gas to a property and maintain the gas supply lines up to a specific point, typically the gas meter or shut off valve. The task of installation is usually taken on by the homeowner or professional dryer installer. 

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