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Lakehurst damage repair in Oklahoma City: hidden leaks, slabs and storm roofs

Most Lakehurst homes went up in the 1960s and 1970s, which puts their plumbing and roofs at an age where failures stop being rare. We find the water, dry it out and fix what the storm or the leak broke.

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For water, wind and hail damage in Lakehurst, we cover the neighborhood from our West Memorial Road office in north Oklahoma City, with calls answered 24/7. Lakehurst sits west of May Avenue between Britton Road and Wilshire Boulevard near Lake Hefner, and its homes date mostly to the 1960s and 1970s, so aging pipes and supply lines bring in a steady share of calls.

About Lakehurst

Sixty-year-old plumbing a short way from Lake Hefner

Lakehurst lies in northwest Oklahoma City, west of May Avenue between Britton Road and Wilshire Boulevard, close to Lake Hefner. The reservoir dates to 1943. Most of the houses around it came two to three decades later, in development that ran mainly through the 1960s and 1970s.

Houses of that age are often still on their original drain lines, and the shutoff valves under sinks and behind toilets tend to seize or drip when someone finally turns them. If a house sits on a concrete slab, a pressurized line leaking under it can warm a patch of floor or lift flooring long before any water shows. Water heaters, washer hoses and toilet supply lines have usually been replaced more than once, and every replacement adds a joint that can fail.

Storms are part of the picture. The Oklahoma Climatological Survey recorded 4.25-inch hail five miles northwest of Oklahoma City on May 16, 2010, in a storm that left roof, tree and car damage from northwest Oklahoma City through Midwest City. When a damaged roof comes off a house this age, the decking underneath may be original and can need sections replaced.

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What we see here

The three calls we get most from Lakehurst

Leaks under the slab

Warm spots on tile, a hissing sound with every faucet off, or wood flooring that starts to cup near an inside wall can all mean a supply line is leaking into or under the slab. We dry the floor, pull damaged flooring and open only as much as the plumbing repair needs to reach the line.

Slab Leak Water Damage

Leaks you cannot see yet

A water bill that jumps, a damp smell in a closet or a stain spreading across a ceiling all point to a leak with no obvious source. We trace it with thermal imaging and moisture meters before opening anything, so the hole in the wall or floor goes in the right place the first time.

Leak Detection & Moisture Inspection

Wind-lifted shingles

Shingles that have sat through many Oklahoma summers lose their seal strip, and the next strong gust lifts and creases them. A creased tab can leak even after it lies back down. We replace the damaged courses, reseal the edges and check the decking under any spot that already let water in.

Wind Damage Roof Repair

Most-called services

Repairs Lakehurst homeowners ask us for

Lakehurst calls come into the same line as every other call and a person answers at any hour. From our West Memorial Road office we head south toward Britton Road, so this is close to home base. On the first visit we find the source, stop the damage, take moisture readings and photos, and explain what needs to come out before anything gets cut.

FAQ

Questions from homeowners in Lakehurst

Damage at your place in Lakehurst?

Call any hour. We tell you what to do in the next ten minutes and get a crew moving.

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