Statewide coverage

Insurance Appraisers Serving All 77 Oklahoma Counties

From Guymon to Idabel, we inspect on site and price for local conditions. These pages cover the cities where owners call us most.

Regions

How claims differ from region to region

The same policy language plays out differently on a Panhandle farmhouse, an Edmond two-story and a Muskogee bungalow.

Large hail, Tornadoes

Central Oklahoma & the OKC Metro

The metro sits in one of the most active hail and tornado zones in the country, from the 1999 and 2013 Moore tornadoes to the 2010 softball-hail storm. Older districts in Oklahoma City and Norman sit beside fast-growing suburbs, so claims range from plaster-and-slate homes to large new two-story builds.

Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Midwest City, Del City, Yukon, Mustang, Shawnee

Straight-line wind, Tree fall

Green Country

Northeast Oklahoma’s hills and heavy tree cover mean windstorms and ice storms bring limbs down on roofs across whole neighborhoods. Tulsa’s historic midtown homes and the newer suburbs around it need very different estimates.

Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Claremore, Bartlesville, Muskogee, Tahlequah

Wildfire & grass fire, Large hail

Northwest Oklahoma & the Panhandle

On the High Plains, wind-driven grass fires and large hail threaten homes, farmsteads and metal outbuildings, and the 2017 wildfires burned across wide stretches of the region. Long distances mean many claims are adjusted from photos, which makes an in-person inspection especially valuable.

Enid, Woodward, Alva, Fairview, Buffalo, Guymon, Boise City

Large hail, Damaging wind

Southwest Oklahoma

Storms build quickly over the open plains around the Wichita Mountains, and Lawton has seen hail damage on a citywide scale. Military housing, older brick ranches and farm property all show up in claims here.

Lawton, Altus, Duncan, Frederick, Anadarko, Medicine Park, Elgin

Ice storms, Tree fall

Southeast Oklahoma / Kiamichi Country

Pine and hardwood forests in the Ouachita foothills make ice and wind damage a tree problem first, with limbs and whole trees landing on homes and cabins. Remote properties and seasonal homes add delayed-discovery and access issues to many claims.

McAlester, Durant, Idabel, Hugo, Poteau, Atoka, Antlers, Broken Bow

Hail, Wind

Cross Timbers & North Central

North Central Oklahoma sees regular hail and wind, and the 2016 Pawnee and Cushing earthquakes left many owners checking brick and foundations for new cracks. Earthquake damage usually needs a separate endorsement, so policy review comes first.

Stillwater, Ponca City, Perry, Cushing, Pawnee, Guthrie, Blackwell

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