Two oaks, planted in Claremore.
Twin Oaks Restoration is Tyler Hundley and Dillon Wallis, two Rogers County families who believe a house disaster should be handled the way neighbors have always handled hard days around here: show up, do the work, see it through.
The name
Why “Twin Oaks”?
Drive any back road in Green Country the week after a bad storm and you'll notice something. The fences are down, the sheds are scattered, half the roofs are wearing blue tarps, and the old oaks are still standing. Roots deep, trunks scarred, still holding.
The twin oaks are us, two founders, two families, one company. But they're also the standard. An oak doesn't grow fast; it grows strong. That's the difference between a repair that gets a house sold and a repair that gets a house through the next thirty springs. We build for the next thirty springs.
And oaks do one more thing: they shelter what lives under them. When your house floods or burns, the drywall isn't the hard part. The hard part is the photo albums, the hand-me-down table, the room your kids grew up in. We treat all of it like it's ours, because around here, it might as well be. We shop at the same stores and sit in the same pews.
Cherokee owned
Rooted in this land in more ways than one.
Twin Oaks is a Cherokee-owned company, and Claremore, inside the Cherokee Nation reservation, in the hills Will Rogers called home, is exactly where a company like ours belongs. The seven-pointed star in our badge isn't decoration; it's family.
For us that heritage shows up as a way of working: take care of the land you're on, honor what was here before you, and treat helping a neighbor as an obligation rather than a market. “Restoration” is an old idea around here. We just put it on trucks.
Tribal citizens and neighbors alike, if there are tribal or community programs helping with your recovery, we're glad to work alongside them and handle the paperwork they need.
Our motto
Building What Lasts. Honoring What Remains.
The two lines we run the company on, plus the neighbor rule that keeps them honest.
Building What Lasts
No shortcuts behind the drywall. Materials rated for Oklahoma wind and hail, installed like our own names are on the deed, because on the warranty, they are.
Honoring What Remains
Restoration means saving what can be saved, the keepsakes, the woodwork, the character of the place, not gutting everything because demo is easier than care.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Owner-answered phones, honest assessments, and prices we can explain across a kitchen table. If you don't need us, we'll tell you. That's what a neighbor would do.
The gap we fill
One company from disaster to done.
Here's how a typical house disaster goes in Green Country: a mitigation franchise dries the house, then leaves. An insurance adjuster you never meet writes a scope. A rebuild contractor bids from photos. A storm chaser from out of town knocks on the door after the next hail storm. Four companies, four contracts, and you, living in a hotel, coordinating all of it.
We built Twin Oaks to be the one number you call instead. Emergency board-up and dry-out, the documentation your claim needs, and the rebuild: one team, one point of accountability, start to finish.
- Restoration: water, fire, smoke, mold, storm. 24/7 response.
- Reconstruction & rehab: from studs to final coat of paint.
- Claims support: documentation, help at adjuster visits, supplements.
The Founding Promise
We're a young company, and we know exactly what that means: every job is our reputation. So here it is, in writing: if you're not satisfied at the final walkthrough, we come back until you are. Both owners' cell numbers come with the contract.
Tyler Hundley & Dillon Wallis, owners
Twin Oaks Restoration
Come meet the oaks.
Call for an emergency, an estimate, or an honest second opinion, or just to ask what that stain on the ceiling is.