Edmond Storm Damage Cleanup After Wind, Hail and Heavy Rain

Storm Season in Edmond

June is the wettest month here on average, under NOAA's normals for a nearby station. On June 21–22, 2026, a derecho swept across Oklahoma with gusts reported over 100 mph. In Edmond, city emergency management reported three structure fires caused by lightning and roof damage at a local school.

How Storm Water Gets In

• Roofs: missing or hail-cracked shingles, damaged flashing, punctures from limbs.
• Windows and doors: broken glass and wind-driven rain past seals.
• Gutters: overflow that runs behind siding or into foundations.
• Ground level: heavy rain overwhelming drainage near creeks such as Coffee Creek, Spring Creek or Chisholm Creek.

Steps We Take

1. Secure: we tarp roof openings and board broken windows.
2. Extract: standing water out of floors and carpet.
3. Open and remove: wet ceiling drywall and attic insulation where readings show trapped water.
4. Dry: run dehumidification and airflow until the rafters, joists and studs test back at normal levels.
5. Repair: drywall, paint and flooring once dry; roof repairs go to a roofer.

Insurance Documentation

Wind and hail claims depend on showing when damage happened. We photograph outside and inside damage, keep daily moisture logs, and itemize what was removed. Take your own photos too, before any debris is moved.

While You Wait for Us

Move furniture and rugs away from wet spots, set buckets under active drips and keep a running list of damaged items with photos. If a limb is lying on a power line, stay well away and report it to Edmond Electric.

If a winter cold snap is the bigger worry, our frozen pipe damage page covers it. For the rest of our services, see our water damage team in Edmond.