Named for Wild Horses. Built at the Speed of One. And Sometimes the Plumbing Can't Keep Up.

Oklahoma red clay. It swells when wet, shrinks when dry, and puts lateral pressure on your foundation. Post-tensioned slabs are designed to flex — but they still move. After one full drought-to-rain cycle, that movement can stress supply lines or drain connections under the slab. This isn't a construction defect. It's geology. I see slab leaks in new Mustang subdivisions regularly.

Hail creates micro-fractures in shingles — not visible holes, but stress cracks that compromise the seal. The first heavy rain after the damage finds those cracks. Water enters the decking, travels along rafters, and shows up as a ceiling stain in a completely different room from where the shingle cracked. Six weeks is actually common for delayed hail leaks.

Ice dams form when attic heat melts snow on the roof. The meltwater refreezes at the eave where the roof extends past the warm building envelope. That ice backs water up under shingles and into the decking. From there it enters wall cavities and collects behind drywall. You won't see it until the stain appears or the wall feels soft. FLIR imaging shows me exactly where the water trail goes.

Three things. Pattern: mold follows moisture — it grows in lines, clusters, or patches near water sources. Color: mold is typically black, green, white, or gray, not brown like dirt. Smell: mold produces a distinct musty odor that dirt doesn't. If you're unsure, don't touch it. I can test and identify in a single visit.

Standard practice. Most Mustang families commute to OKC — I know the schedule. I can access the property during school hours, send you moisture updates by text, and have equipment running while you're at work. The dehumidifiers don't need you home. I do the monitoring and adjust equipment remotely when possible.

I provide the documentation your insurance company needs: thermal imaging, moisture readings by room, material inventory, drying plan, daily progress reports. You file the claim. I give your adjuster a scope document clean enough that they can authorize without a callback. Most Mustang jobs process smoothly because the documentation is right from day one.

Common, but not okay. Underground shelters are below the water table during wet seasons. Without proper drainage and waterproofing, groundwater seeps in. Standing water plus sealed space plus Oklahoma humidity equals mold — and that's where your family shelters during a tornado. Get it treated before May.

About 20 minutes — Kilpatrick Turnpike to I-40 or straight down Sara Road. One of my closest service areas. Equipment loaded, trailer hitched. I'll be there before you've finished explaining the problem.