Why Moore sees more storm-driven water damage calls
Moore has one of the most well-documented severe weather histories of any city in the country — the May 3, 1999 F5 tornado (Bridge Creek–Moore), the May 8, 2003 F4, and the May 20, 2013 EF5 all tracked directly through Moore, and much of the central-Moore housing stock was rebuilt in the years following 2013. That rebuild means a large share of Moore homes are now 10-plus years old with roofing and exterior systems reaching the age where storm damage — and the water intrusion that follows a compromised roof — becomes more common, not less.
Areas we serve in Moore
Water damage we see most in Moore
Moore knows severe weather better than anywhere in the metro — storm damage response here isn't theoretical, and we treat every call with that seriousness. Whatever the cause, we handle it — with insurance-ready documentation from the first photo.
Water Extraction
Standing water pulled out fast — truck-mounted extraction, any hour.
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Storm and flash-flood water extracted, sanitized, and dried — 24/7 response.
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Category 3 backups cleaned, sanitized, and verified safe — properly.
Get help now →Mold Remediation
Containment, removal, and the moisture fix that keeps it gone.
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Board-up, tarping, and water damage from hail, wind, and fallen limbs.
Get help now →Fire & Smoke Damage
Smoke residue, odor, and firefighting water — all three problems, one call.
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We serve every corner of Moore — from Old Town Moore to the neighborhoods along I-35 and east toward Lake Stanley Draper — plus neighboring Norman, Oklahoma City, and the greater OKC metro. Nights, weekends, and holidays included.
What to do while you wait
Shut off the main water valve if water is actively flowing, open a low faucet to relieve pressure, and move valuables out of the water's path. Call and we'll walk you through it while a crew heads your way.
Emergency in Moore? Call (405) 433-7396Questions from Moore homeowners
My home was rebuilt after the 2013 tornado — could I still have hidden water damage risk?
Yes — roofs and exterior systems on 2013-era rebuilds are now over a decade old, right around when minor storm damage starts leading to real water intrusion if left unchecked. If you've noticed any staining, soft spots, or musty smell, it's worth a real inspection.
Do you work directly with insurance for Moore claims?
Yes. We document every job with insurance-ready photos and notes from the first call — the same standard whether it's a burst pipe or storm-driven flooding.
How fast can someone reach my home in Moore?
Most calls in Moore are reached within the hour, 24/7/365 — nights, weekends, and holidays included.