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Done Right Plumbing A family owned local plumbing company out of Mustang, OK. Specializing in sewer repairs/replacements, but also offering gas and water services! Call today!

Licensed, bonded, and insured. We'll get you Done Right 👍 Tired of dealing with the same old poor quality work from plumbers no matter which company you call out? At Done Right Plumbing we will provide you with a customer service experience so different from your run of the mill technician that you will never call another plumber again. We are a small family owned company based out of Mustang, OK that services the Mustang and Oklahoma City metro. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured so you can rest assured that no handyman posing as a plumber will show up to your door. Due to our small company size we are very price competitive, especially compared to some of the bigger named companies throughout the metro. Why pay the corporate tax when calling a plumbing company when you can get the same experience with a family owned feel? We will make sure that your plumbing needs are not only met, but exceeded, because that is the DONE RIGHT way.

09/17/2026

I came out to a situation no homeowner wants. Their upstairs bathroom in an older home was fully clogged, meaning no shower, toilet, or sink use without flooding the area. Once on site I was able to clean the line, replace the old leaking toilet angle stop (sometimes called the shut-off valve), and restore proper flow to the bathroom group before resetting the toilet. Needless to say, the homeowner was thrilled before I left for the next job.

This work isn't glamorous, but when you need a reliable plumber I will fix your immediate issue and ensure your plumbing system is ready for continued use. I don't maintain a 5 star rating on Google with over 100 reviews because I'm hacking people's plumbing 😉

If you need water, sewer, or gas work done on your property feel free to give us a call. We'd be happy to help.
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📏 **How Hard Is Your Water?**Hard water is measured in **grains per gallon (GPG)**—a way of measuring how much calcium a...
09/03/2026

📏 **How Hard Is Your Water?**

Hard water is measured in **grains per gallon (GPG)**—a way of measuring how much calcium and magnesium are dissolved in your water.

Here's a general guide:

💧 0–3.5 GPG – Soft to slightly hard
💧 3.5–7 GPG – Moderately hard
💧 7–10.5 GPG – Hard
💧 10.5+ GPG – Very hard

Many homes in the Mustang and Yukon area are lucky if they fall into the **hard** range, which is one reason we commonly see mineral buildup on plumbing fixtures and inside water heaters so often. The good news is, there are options on how to remedy this buildup.

Knowing your home's hardness level can help you make informed decisions about maintenance and water treatment.

Do you know your home's hardness level?

💰 The Hidden Cost of Hard WaterMost homeowners don't think about their water until something stops working.But hard wate...
08/27/2026

💰 The Hidden Cost of Hard Water

Most homeowners don't think about their water until something stops working.
But hard water can quietly affect some of the most expensive appliances in your home.

Mineral buildup can reduce the efficiency and lifespan of:
🚿 Water heaters
🧺 Washing machines
🍽 Dishwashers
🚰 Plumbing fixtures
🚿 Shower valves

As scale builds up appliances often have to work harder to do the same job. Over time that can mean more maintenance, higher energy use, and earlier replacement.

Protecting your home's water isn't just about better tasting water—it's about protecting the equipment that uses it every single day.

📍 Helping homeowners in Mustang, Yukon, and surrounding communities get more life out of their plumbing systems.

08/21/2026

Here's a fun Friday post!
I had a family who recently purchase a home reach out because their master toilet wasn't flushing properly and they wanted a new one anyways. When I pulled their toilet I found this 🤪

Needless to say, the new toilet flushed great! 😂

08/20/2026

🔧 Can Hard Water Damage Your Plumbing?

Over time... yes, it can.

Every time hard water flows through your plumbing system, tiny amounts of calcium and magnesium can be left behind. Those minerals gradually build up inside pipes, water heaters, fixtures, showerheads, and valves.

The result can include:

✔ Reduced water flow
✔ Lower water heater efficiency
✔ More frequent fixture maintenance
✔ Shorter appliance life

The change happens slowly, which is why many homeowners don't notice it until a problem develops.

Routine maintenance and the right water treatment can go a long way toward protecting your plumbing investment.

💧 Oklahoma Water Fact: Many homes in our area have hard water, but every home is different. Testing is the best way to understand YOUR water.
💧 Water quality doesn't just affect what comes out of your faucet—it affects everything your water flows through.

💧 What Exactly Is Hard Water?If you've ever noticed white spots on your dishes, soap that doesn't lather well, or minera...
08/13/2026

💧 What Exactly Is Hard Water?

If you've ever noticed white spots on your dishes, soap that doesn't lather well, or mineral buildup around your faucets, you've probably experienced hard water.

Hard water simply means your water contains higher levels of naturally occurring minerals—primarily calcium and magnesium. These minerals aren't added to your water; they're picked up as groundwater travels through rock and soil before reaching your home.

Hard water isn't unique to Oklahoma, but it's something we see regularly throughout Mustang, Yukon, and the surrounding communities.

While hard water is generally considered safe to use, those minerals can leave their mark on plumbing fixtures, water heaters, appliances, and even your cleaning routine.

Understanding your home's water is the first step toward protecting your plumbing for years to come.

📍 Proudly helping homeowners understand Oklahoma water, one home at a time.

🚿 Your Water Heater Is Talking... Are You Listening?Most water heaters don't suddenly quit without warning. More often t...
08/06/2026

🚿 Your Water Heater Is Talking... Are You Listening?

Most water heaters don't suddenly quit without warning. More often than not, they give homeowners little hints that something isn't quite right.

Here are five signs it's asking for attention:

🔹 You're running out of hot water sooner than normal.
Mineral buildup or worn heating components could be reducing performance.

🔹 The water temperature keeps changing.
An aging thermostat, heating element, or sediment buildup may be affecting operation.

🔹 You hear popping or rumbling noises.
Hard water minerals can collect inside the tank, forcing the heater to work harder and creating noise as water heats beneath the buildup.

🔹 Rusty or discolored hot water.
This could indicate corrosion inside the tank or issues with the anode rod that helps protect it.

🔹 Water around the base of the heater.
Even a small leak deserves attention before it becomes a much larger problem (SEE PICTURE).

The good news? Catching these signs early can often help prevent unexpected breakdowns and extend the life of your water heater.

💧 Your water heater works hard every day. A little maintenance today can help protect your investment for years to come. In Oklahoma, hard water is one of the biggest reasons we see water heaters lose efficiency and wear out sooner than homeowners expect.

📍 Proudly serving homeowners in Mustang, Yukon, and surrounding communities.

🚿 **Tank vs. Tankless: Which Water Heater Is Right for Your Home?**One of the most common questions we get is, "Should I...
07/30/2026

🚿 **Tank vs. Tankless: Which Water Heater Is Right for Your Home?**

One of the most common questions we get is, "Should I install a tank or go tankless?"

The honest answer is... **it depends.**

Traditional tank water heaters are generally more affordable to install, simple to maintain, and are a great fit for most households whether they be gas or electric.

Tankless water heaters provide endless hot water, use less energy when properly maintained, and can save valuable space. They also tend to last longer—but they do require routine maintenance, especially in Oklahoma's hard water conditions and usually some form of water filtration is recommended. Tankless is usually a strong choice in houses with a lot of people as back-to-back showers and continuous laundry do not effect how the water is heated. One thing to consider when living in Oklahoma specifically is that if you lose power you lose hot water with a tankless unit.

Neither option is "better." The best choice depends on your home's plumbing, your family's hot water usage, your budget, and your long-term goals. If you're considering a recirculating hot water line or already have one, either heater will work great.

Our job isn't to sell you one system over another—it's to help you understand your options so you can make the decision that's right for your home.

If you were replacing your water heater tomorrow, which would you choose?

📍 Proudly helping homeowners in Mustang, Yukon, and surrounding communities make informed plumbing decisions.

🚿 How often should a tankless water heater be flushed?For most homes in Oklahoma, a tankless water heater should be prof...
07/23/2026

🚿 How often should a tankless water heater be flushed?

For most homes in Oklahoma, a tankless water heater should be professionally flushed about once a year. If your home has particularly hard water or no water softener, more frequent maintenance may be beneficial.

Over time, hard water minerals build up inside the heat exchanger, making the unit work harder and reducing its efficiency. Left untreated, that buildup can lead to costly repairs and a shorter lifespan.

Many homeowners are surprised to learn that tankless water heaters also have multiple filters and screens that should be inspected and cleaned during routine maintenance. These components help protect the unit, but they can only do their job if they're kept clean.

A routine service appointment isn't just about flushing the system—it's about making sure your entire water heater is operating the way it was designed to.

💧 A simple annual maintenance visit today can help you avoid much more expensive repairs tomorrow.

Protect your investment.

📍 Proudly helping homeowners in Mustang, Yukon, and surrounding communities keep their water heaters running efficiently.

07/16/2026

💧 Why do water heaters often wear out sooner in Oklahoma?

It isn't usually because the water heater was "bad."

More often than not, it's because of our water.

Much of Oklahoma has naturally hard water, which contains higher levels of dissolved minerals like calcium and magnesium. Every time your water heater runs, a small amount of those minerals is left behind inside the tank or on the heating elements.

Over the years, that buildup can:
✔ Make your water heater work harder
✔ Reduce efficiency
✔ Shorten the life of heating elements
✔ Lead to higher energy bills
✔ Increase the chance of costly repairs

The good news? Routine maintenance and the right water treatment can help protect one of the hardest-working appliances in your home.

Clean water doesn't just benefit what comes out of your faucet—it also helps protect everything your water flows through.

📍 Proudly serving homeowners in Mustang, Yukon, and surrounding communities.

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Mustang, OK
73064

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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