Storm Damage Restoration
Oklahoma sits in the top three states in the nation for hail damage, and Green Country catches more than its share of wind. When a storm gets through your roof, siding, or windows, we're the local crew that shows up first and stays through the rebuild.
What we do
From tarp to turnkey.
Storm restoration is where our two halves, emergency mitigation and reconstruction, matter most together. One company tarps the roof, dries the attic, documents the claim, and rebuilds everything the water reached. Fewer handoffs, fewer things falling through the cracks.
- Same-day tarping & board-up: stop active water entry before the next cell rolls through.
- Full storm inspection: gutters, siding, windows, fencing, outbuildings, the attic, and every room the water reached.
- Hail documentation: chalked test squares, close-up photos, and slope-by-slope damage counts adjusters recognize.
- Wind damage repair: missing shingles, lifted ridge caps, peeled flashing, tree-strike structural repair.
- Interior water mitigation: when the storm got inside, drying and repairs happen under the same contract.
- Stay away from downed power lines, leaning trees, and anything sagging, call 911 for live hazards.
- Photograph damage from the ground; leave the roof walk to a professional, especially on wet or damaged decking.
- If rain is entering, cover what you can with plastic sheeting inside and call us for same-day tarping.
- Be polite to the door-knockers, but don't sign anything. Out-of-state storm chasers vanish when the season ends, your warranty shouldn't.
Then call us: (918) 340-2484. We answer 24/7 and walk you through it until the crew arrives.
Get eyes on it, free
Send a few details and we'll call you back to schedule an inspection.
Our process
The storm claim, run right
Storm losses are insurance losses. The order of operations protects both your home and your payout.
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Emergency protection
Tarps and board-up stop further damage, which your policy expects you to prevent. We photograph before and after.
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Document everything
Exterior and attic photos, moisture readings, interior damage, personal property, a claim file, not a guess.
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File & scope
You file (we'll sit with you if you'd like); we prepare a line-item scope of full storm damage, not just the obvious.
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The adjuster's visit
When your adjuster comes out, we're there next to you with every mark we documented. Missed damage is money you don't get back later.
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Approval & materials
Scope agreed, materials chosen and ordered, colors, ratings, and upgrade options explained in plain English.
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Repairs & rebuild
Gutters, siding, windows, interior, sequenced so nothing gets damaged twice. Job site cleaned up before we leave.
After the storm
Damage that hides until it leaks
Half of Green Country's storm damage isn't visible from the driveway:
- Hail bruises, soft spots that crack shingle mats without tearing them (invisible until they leak)
- Granule piles in gutters and downspout splash zones
- Lifted or creased shingles that resettle flat but lost their seal
- Dented soft metals: gutters, vents, flashing, AC fins, adjusters use these as hail evidence
- Water stains in the attic after wind-driven rain
- Fence posts and outbuildings racked out of square (covered more often than people think)
What to expect
How long does storm restoration take?
The claim usually takes longer than the construction, plan around both.
Protected
Tarps and board-up same-day in most of Rogers County and the Tulsa metro.
Claim resolved
Documentation, adjuster meeting, and scope agreement, faster when the file is complete on day one, which is the point of ours.
Home rebuilt
Most interior storm repairs take one to three weeks once materials land; siding, gutters, and windows follow in sequence.
Every loss is different. These are honest typical ranges, not promises. We'll give you a written scope and schedule for your home after the first walkthrough.
Insurance
We speak insurance, so you don't have to.
Hail and wind are the most common homeowner claims in Oklahoma, and the most commonly underpaid, because damage gets missed at the adjustment. Our slope-by-slope documentation and line-item scopes exist so the settlement reflects the actual damage. If the storm was significant, don't wait: most policies require prompt notice, and adjuster schedules jam up fast after a big hail day.
Read how we handle documentation, adjuster visits, and supplements on our insurance claims page. It's the part of this work most companies gloss over.
Questions
Straight answers
A storm chaser knocked and offered to “waive my deductible.” Is that legit?
Should I file a claim for hail damage I can't see from the ground?
How fast can you tarp my roof?
The insurance check doesn't cover the full repair. Now what?
Twin Oaks Restoration
When the worst happens, call the neighbors.
One call brings a Claremore crew, a clear plan, and a company that stays until the last shingle is nailed down.