Storm Damage Restoration in Moore, OK

Tornado, hail and wind damage documented, tarped and restored for Moore homeowners, with 24/7 emergency response.

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Moore, OK

No City Knows Storm Recovery Like Moore

Moore has been hit by four major tornadoes in 16 years: the F5 of May 3, 1999, the F4 of May 8, 2003, the EF5 of May 20, 2013, and the EF2 of March 25, 2015, which ran from NW 2nd and Arnold to Main and Janeway. Each one left neighborhoods to rebuild.

Most storm damage here is smaller but more frequent: hail up to 2.75 inches across the metro during the April 19, 2023 outbreak, and 1-inch hail east-southeast of Moore on August 11, 2025.

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Storm Restoration in Moore

How We Handle Storm Damage in Moore

From tarp to final shingle

  1. Emergency tarping and board-up if water is getting in. We answer 24/7 at (405) 730-5672.
  2. A slope-by-slope inspection with photos, test squares and checks of gutters and vents.
  3. You file the claim, and we meet your adjuster on the roof.
  4. Supplements for anything the first estimate missed.
  5. Restoration of the roof, gutters and other exterior damage.

Local tip: Moore's wind code applies to rebuilds, not reroofs

Since 2014, Moore has required new homes to be built for 135-mph winds, with stronger sheathing and nailing, hurricane clips and continuous bracing (Moore Hazard Mitigation Plan). That applies to new construction. If a storm damages your home badly enough to need a rebuild, code upgrades are usually paid only if your policy includes Ordinance or Law coverage. Check your policy for it before storm season.

Check your policy's deadline

Oklahoma policies can limit the time to sue over a claim to one year from the date of loss (Oklahoma Insurance Department). Get damage inspected soon after a storm rather than waiting for a leak.

Protect yourself after a storm

After every big Moore storm, out-of-town crews arrive. Roofers working in Moore must register with the city through GovBuilt and with the state Construction Industries Board. No contractor can waive or pay your deductible, and you can cancel a roofing contract within 72 hours after your insurer denies the claim. Prodigy is registered with the City of Moore, and our state registration number is 80006597.

Process

How We Work

Our streamlined approach ensures efficient and effective roofing solutions.

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Start

Initial contact and consultation

Discuss your roofing needs and schedule an assessment.

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Comprehensive roof inspection

Our experts thoroughly examine your roof's condition.

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Detailed project estimate

We provide transparent pricing and scope of work.

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Insurance

Insurance claim support

We help navigate insurance processes and maximize your coverage.

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Repair

Professional installation

Our skilled team executes the project with precision and care.

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Final walkthrough

We ensure your complete satisfaction with the finished project.

Storm Damage in Moore? Call Us First

Get a free storm damage inspection with photos, before you file a claim.

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FAQs

Common questions about storm damage from Moore homeowners

Does Moore's 135-mph building code apply to a new roof?

Moore's 2014 wind code applies to new residential construction. A roof replacement on an existing home isn't automatically held to it. If a storm forces a rebuild, code upgrades are usually covered only under Ordinance or Law coverage, so check your policy.

How do I know if a storm contractor is legitimate in Moore?

Ask for their Oklahoma Construction Industries Board registration number and confirm they're registered with the City of Moore. You can verify the state number on the CIB website. Never sign with anyone offering to cover your deductible; it's illegal in Oklahoma.

Did the August 2025 storm damage roofs in Moore?

The National Weather Service recorded 1-inch hail east-southeast of Moore on August 11, 2025, along with damaging wind. Hail that size can damage older shingles. A free inspection will tell you.

Can you tarp or board up my home after a tornado?

Yes. We answer 24/7 and provide emergency tarping and board-up to stop further damage while your claim is underway.

Need more information?

Our team is ready to answer any additional questions you might have

Contact

Get in touch

We're ready to help you with your roofing needs.

Email

Send us a message
info@prodigyrestoration.com

Phone

Call our office
(405) 730-5672

Office

7140 NW 112th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73162