Water, fire, and mold restoration for Cache, served from Lawton

Cache is the fastest-growing small town in Comanche County, going from roughly 1,000 residents in 1960 to nearly 3,000 today, and it shows: newer subdivisions sit next to older farmhouses close to West Cache Creek, for which the town is named. Quanah Parker's Star House once stood a few miles northeast of here before it was relocated into town. Being tucked against the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge means Cache sees both sides of the risk: grass and wildfire exposure on the dry side of the year, and creek and flash flooding when the mountains dump rain fast.

No street office in Cache

We don't have a storefront on Highway 62. Cache is worked from the Lawton satellite and Elgin headquarters. Call (580) 574-2383, staffed around the clock.

What we see in Cache

• Flash flooding and creek-adjacent water damage near West Cache Creek
• Grass and wildfire exposure from the refuge side of town
• New-construction subdivisions alongside older farmhouses

Services

Dedicated pages: water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, and mold remediation in Cache. Parent office: the Lawton hub.