Commercial Disaster Restoration in Tulsa, OK
When a commercial building is damaged, the loss almost never stays in one category. A hailstorm opens the roof, and now there is water in three tenant spaces. A fire is confined to one suite, and the suppression system soaks two floors below it. The roof, the water, the smoke and the reconstruction are treated as separate trades by most contractors, which is how owners end up managing four companies and living in the gaps between them.
Decor Roofing and Restoration handles all of it under one contract. We are a commercial roofing contractor and a restoration contractor in the same company, which means the crew that stops the water coming through the roof and the crew that dries the building answer to the same project manager. We have worked this way across the Tulsa metro since 1987, from our headquarters in Bixby.
We are an IICRC Certified Firm, company number 70249741, with certified Water Damage Restoration, Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration, and Odor Control Technicians on staff. Call (918) 382-7663 any hour.
What We Restore
Commercial storm damage
Hail, straight line wind and tornado damage to the building envelope, including membrane damage that is invisible from the ground, edge metal and coping failure, and the interior water that follows. Documented by system, because a hail strike does something different to TPO than it does to modified bitumen.
Commercial water damage
Large loss water events from sprinkler activation, failed supply mains, storm intrusion and equipment failure. Extraction, controlled structural drying and daily moisture monitoring by certified technicians, following the IICRC S500 standard.
Commercial fire and smoke damage
Structural repair, soot and residue removal matched to the residue type, odor control by certified technicians, and the suppression water damage that comes with nearly every fire loss.
24/7 emergency response
Tarping, board up, water extraction and emergency roof repair, day or night, with our own crews out of our own shop.
Residential storm damage
Storm damage restoration for Tulsa area homes, including HAAG certified inspection and insurance documentation.
Why One Contract Changes the Outcome
This is the part that sounds like a convenience and is actually the difference between a building reopening in six weeks and in four months.
- No gap between the roof and the interior. When one company owns both, the water stops and the drying starts the same day, rather than after a second contractor is scheduled.
- One scope, one adjuster conversation. Split scopes across multiple contractors create overlaps and gaps that adjusters push back on, and every round of that is time on your business interruption clock.
- One project manager accountable for the schedule. Nobody is waiting on someone else and telling you it is out of their hands.
- One warranty conversation. When the roof and the reconstruction are the same contract, there is no argument later about whose work failed.
How a Commercial Restoration Project Runs
1. Emergency stabilisation
Same day. Stop the water, secure the building, protect what can be protected. Emergency mitigation is a covered expense on virtually every commercial policy, and most policies require you to mitigate.
2. Assessment and documentation
Full scope assessment across every damage type present, with moisture mapping, thermal imaging where water is hidden, and photographs of everything before it is disturbed. Produced in Xactimate.
3. Mitigation
Extraction, structural drying, soot and residue removal, odor control, and removal of materials that cannot be saved. Monitored daily and documented as it goes.
4. Reconstruction
Roof repair or replacement, structural repair, and interior rebuild back to pre loss condition. Phased by zone so occupied areas of the building keep operating.
5. Completion and documentation
Final walkthrough, warranty documentation, and a complete record of the work for your files and your carrier.
Keeping the Building Open
Most commercial restoration work happens in buildings that cannot simply close. Our planning starts with which parts of the property can stay operational and how to protect them, not with the construction schedule.
- Zone based phasing so unaffected tenants keep trading.
- Containment and negative air to keep dust, residue and odor out of clean areas.
- After hours and weekend scheduling where daytime work would disrupt operations.
- Direct coordination with property management on access, security and tenant communication.
- Regular written updates, because ownership and tenants both need to plan around a reopening date.
Restoration for Homeowners
Our restoration services are available to homeowners as well as commercial property owners. Storm damage, water damage and fire and smoke damage in a home are handled by the same certified technicians using the same process.
Our roofing work is commercial only, so we do not take residential roof replacements or new residential roofs. If a storm has damaged your home, though, that is restoration and we would be glad to help.
Documentation That Holds Up
The single most common reason a commercial restoration claim gets underpaid is that nobody documented the damage properly at the start. By the time the disagreement happens, the evidence has been cleaned up.
Our inspector is HAAG certified, which means the assessment protocol is the one the insurance industry treats as its professional standard. Scopes are produced in Xactimate. Water losses are categorised and classed under S500 with daily moisture logs. Fire losses document residue type and affected area. All of that is included with any project we complete. We are a restoration contractor rather than a public adjuster, so the settlement stays between you and your carrier. What we control is that nothing goes undocumented.
Credentials
- IICRC Certified Firm, company number 70249741.
- Certified Water Damage Restoration Technicians, Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration Technicians, and Odor Control Technicians on staff.
- Work performed in line with the IICRC S500 and S700 standards.
- HAAG certified inspector documenting in Xactimate.
- Carlisle SynTec Perfection Award, ESP Award, Fleeceback Champion and Perfection Council for the roofing side of a loss.
- Oklahoma licensed contractor number 80000473, bonded and insured. BBB accredited with an A plus rating since 2000. Serving the Tulsa metro since 1987.
Documented Projects
Every project we publish is real, dated and photographed on site.
Commercial Roof Assessment, Bixby, OK
A mixed modified bitumen and TPO roof on a Bixby retail property, assessed section by section in May 2026. One section needed replacing. The other needed nothing but a maintenance plan, and we said so.
Metal Roof Restoration, Krebs, OK
An aging exposed fastener metal roof on an industrial building, inspected in March 2026. We priced two honest paths forward, a coating restoration and a flute fill with 60 mil TPO, and the option carrying twice the warranty came in at the lower number.
Talk to Us
Whether the building is actively taking on water or you are working out what a loss is going to involve, call (918) 382-7663. We answer around the clock and we will give you a straight answer about what needs to happen.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of disaster restoration does Decor handle?
Commercial storm damage to the building envelope, large loss water damage from flooding, sprinkler activation and burst mains, fire and smoke damage of any scale, and 24 hour emergency response including tarping and board up. We manage every damage type on a loss under one contract, from emergency stabilisation through final reconstruction.
Why does using one contractor for roofing and restoration matter?
Because the gap between trades is where time and money are lost. When one company owns the roof and the interior, the water stops and drying begins the same day rather than after a second contractor is scheduled. It also means one scope for the adjuster, one project manager accountable for the schedule, and no argument later about whose work failed.
What is an IICRC Certified Firm?
The IICRC is the certifying body for the inspection, cleaning and restoration industry. A Certified Firm is registered with the IICRC, employs technicians holding IICRC certifications, and pledges to maintain awareness of the published standards for restoration work. Decor is IICRC Certified Firm number 70249741 with certified water damage, fire and smoke, and odor control technicians on staff.
How quickly can Decor respond to a commercial disaster in Tulsa?
We provide 24 hour emergency response across the Tulsa metro, and same day response is our standard for active water intrusion or a storm damaged building left open. For fire damage we respond as soon as the fire department releases the scene. Our crews are based in Bixby, which is why the response actually happens.
Does Decor provide restoration services to homeowners?
Yes. Storm damage, water damage and fire and smoke damage restoration are available to homeowners as well as commercial property owners, handled by the same certified technicians. Our roofing work is commercial only, so we do not take residential roof replacements, but residential restoration we do handle.