Storm Damage Photo Gallery

Extracting Water After a Storm
Generally, storms in Oklahoma City bring quite a bit of water with them. Residents of Oklahoma City are accustomed to flood and flash flood warnings. The water can get high enough to have an impact on the structural integrity of homes and businesses in the area. In this photo, you can see the amount of water that was extracted from a commercial property that SERVPRO of Central Oklahoma City was dispatched to after a large storm.

Structural Damage Caused by a Storm
Bad thunder storms can cause both water and fire damage. The hole you see in this ceiling was caused by lighting that accompanied a thunder storm. Unfortunately, the lightning caused a fire to start in the attic, which ultimately affected the entire house. The crew from SERVPRO of Central Oklahoma City was dispatched and helped to mitigate the damage.

Flooding Caused by a Storm
A storm caused this business to flood, which caused damage to tile and to other structural components of the building. SERVPRO of Central Oklahoma was dispatched and able to start the remediation process upon arrival.

Disaster Recovery Team Activated!
SERVPRO of Central Oklahoma City is part of SERVPRO's elite disaster recover team, which responds to large emergency and storm loss. The team was activated and on May 25, 2020 our technicians and disaster recovery trailer headed to Midland County, Michigan. Midland County was recently devastated by a flood caused by a dam breach in the area.

Board Up to Protect from Storms!
It is almost always storm season in Central Oklahoma City! If you know that the weather is going to get bad enough to damage your home or business, you might want to consider our board up services!

Disaster Recovery Team
SERVPRO of Central Oklahoma City is proud to be a part of the larger SERVPRO Disaster Recovery Team. This means that our production team has the skills and equipment necessary to respond to large jobs, and can be called out to help in response to natural disasters all over the country.