Indiahoma had 275 residents at the 2020 census. The Treasure Lake Job Corps center operated nearby until it closed in February 2015. Today the town is mostly rural homes and acreage on the west side of the refuge, where dry grass and granite hills shape the risk: grass fires can move quickly in a dry, windy stretch, and rain off the hills can collect fast on low ground.
We do not have an Indiahoma office. It is about a twenty-four-mile drive west from the Lawton satellite at 1511 W Gore Blvd, Suite 8, Lawton. When you call (580) 574-2383, we will give you an honest arrival time. See the Lawton hub.
Runoff, roof leaks, and private plumbing on well-and-septic homes cause most of the water calls here. We stop the source, extract, map moisture, and dry by the readings. While we are on the way, we can talk you through shutting off water and moving what can be moved.
Grass fire smoke and ash can reach a house even when flames do not. We clean exteriors, interiors, and HVAC, treat odor, and handle structure fires from board-up through rebuild.
Cabins and homes that sit closed up are where mold grows unnoticed. We find the moisture source, contain, remove, and dry before closing anything back up.
We also work Cache, Chattanooga, Medicine Park, and Lawton.
