Damage repair services in Oklahoma City
46 specific repair jobs in six groups. Each page explains what the damage looks like, what the fix involves and what drives the cost.
Water and flood damage
Most water calls start with a supply line, a water heater, a frozen pipe or a storm that pushed water under a door. The work splits into stopping the source, pulling the water out and drying the structure to a measured target, then replacing what had to come out. Pick the page that matches where the water came from, because the source decides what can be saved.
Storm, hail and wind damage
Hail bruises shingles and dents soft metals, wind lifts tabs and peels ridge cap, and a falling limb can open a roof in a second. The first job is keeping the weather out with tarps and plywood. The second is a close inspection and a repair or replacement plan you can take to your insurer.
Fire, smoke and odor
Fire damage is rarely only the burned room. Smoke and soot travel through the house and the ductwork, and the water used to put the fire out needs drying too. These pages cover cleaning, deodorizing, contents and the repairs that follow.
Mold
Mold follows moisture, so every mold job starts with finding the water. These pages explain inspection and testing, containment and removal, and the attic and crawl space problems we see most.
Rebuild and repairs
Once the house is dry or clean, it has to be put back: drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, subfloors and paint, matched to what was there. This is also where the documentation for your adjuster comes together.
Commercial and specialty
Offices, stores, restaurants and apartment buildings need the same drying and repair work, scheduled around tenants and open hours. Biohazard cleanup is handled here too, quietly and with care.
How to pick the right page for what happened
Start with the source. If water came from a pipe, an appliance or the roof, start with water damage restoration. If it came from outside, rising water or a backed-up drain, the flood and sewage pages explain why the cleanup is different.
After a storm, the order is cover first, inspect second: tarping and board-up keep the next rain out, then hail or wind roof repair covers the fix. After a fire, smoke and water usually outlast the flames, so read smoke and soot cleanup alongside fire damage restoration.
Or skip the reading and call. Describe what you see and we will tell you which of these jobs it is.
Questions about our services
Both. The same company dries, cleans and tarps, then rebuilds drywall, flooring, cabinets, roofing and siding, so the work and the records stay in one place.
Water and flooding, sewage, fire and smoke, storm, hail, wind, tornado and tree damage, mold, and the reconstruction after any of them, for homes and commercial buildings.
Yes. Waiting lets damage spread, and most policies expect you to prevent further damage. We photograph and log everything before and during the work so the adjuster can see what was there.
The phone is answered 24/7. Emergency work like water extraction, tarping and board-up starts as soon as a crew can safely get there; planned repairs are scheduled with you.
Not sure where to start?
Call any hour and describe what happened. We will tell you what it is and what to do next.