Duncan is bigger than the towns around it, with about 22,000 residents, a downtown of older brick commercial buildings, and established neighborhoods with mature trees and older roofs. Halliburton was founded here in 1919 and still runs several complexes in town, so commercial and light-industrial properties are part of the mix too.
Most residential calls are supply lines, water heaters, and roof leaks after spring hail or wind. In older homes, water travels under pier-and-beam floors and into plaster before anyone sees it. In commercial buildings downtown, roof drains and parapet flashing are frequent entry points.
We stop the source, extract, map moisture throughout, and set equipment by the readings. In brick and plaster buildings we meter inside walls and under floors before calling anything dry. For businesses, we plan equipment placement and work hours around keeping you open where possible.
Photos, a cause-of-loss statement, and daily moisture logs go into the file from day one, so your carrier can see exactly what happened and why the job took the time it did.
Shut off the water at the fixture or main if you can do it safely, and turn off power to wet rooms at the breaker. Move small furniture and rugs off wet floors and put foil or blocks under furniture legs that cannot be moved. Take photos before anything is thrown away.
Also in Duncan: fire damage restoration, mold remediation, storm damage restoration, contents restoration, and reconstruction. See all of our Duncan services.
