Fletcher had 1,204 residents at the 2020 census and sits in the northeast corner of Comanche County on U.S. 277. A lot of households here work in Lawton or at Fort Sill and chose Fletcher for the space. That leaves a mix of older homes in town, newer houses on the edges, and acreage properties where the water line runs a long way from the road to the house.
We do not have a Fletcher office, but Elgin headquarters at 302 Commercial Loop, Suite 4, Elgin is close by on U.S. 277. Call (580) 574-2383. See the Elgin hub.
On acreage properties the leak is often outside: a buried line from the meter or well. Inside, it is supply lines, water heaters, and roof leaks after hail. We find and stop the source, extract, map moisture, and dry by the readings.
We board up and tarp, separate what can be cleaned from what cannot, treat odor through the HVAC and wall cavities, and handle contents pack-out and inventory for the claim.
Most mold calls follow a missed leak in an attic, bathroom, or crawlspace. We fix the moisture source, contain, remove, and dry.
When hail opens a roof, we tarp and dry what is underneath, then handle the rebuild on the same file once the scope is approved.
