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Here is a list of preferred service professionals in the course of a real estate transaction.

Because we value our clients, we have compiled this list as a resource for you when searching for a qualified professional. Those listed here have been rated highly by past clients that we have worked with and have highly-rated services. We welcome additional suggestions for this list as well as future feedback for those currently on this list.

Please note that Steve Reese, NextHome Central Real Estate, and those affiliated with our organization are not liable for services provided by those listed here. We encourage you to use all available sources to procure the best service professional for your needs.

These other resources may be of value to you:


Closing & Title Insurance

Estate Sales

Home Inspectors

Home Warranty Providers

Insurance

Mold Inspection and Abatement

  • Stronghold Environmental (Mold, Lead Paint, Asbestos)
    405-286-5417 • Website

Mortgage Loans

Movers

Staging/Accessories

  • Hayley Gibson • hayheart46@gmail.com
    405-343-8299 • consulting, has both furniture & accessories
  • Dessa Design Co. • Kiah Dority
    405-863-1330 • consulting, primarily has accessories

Structural Engineers

  • Anasazi Engineering • 405-590-1894
  • Dave Gastgeb • 405-760-7090
  • Hill Engineering Group • Jonathan Hill
    405-443-7802
  • Gary McCracken • 405-388-1616

Surveyors

  • Knight Land Surveying
    1110 N. Harrison • Shawnee, OK 74801
    405-273-6223
  • Phil Lynam • Lynam Land Surveying
    341069 E Country Meadows • Meeker, OK 74855
    405-695-6195

Swimming Pool

Termite & Pest Control

Water Well Testing/DEQ Certified Soil Profiler

  • Ray Graham • Perc Works
    405-990-2045
  • Zane White • well & septic inspector
    405-380-7944 • dzwhite@att.net

Water Well Testing/DEQ Certified Soil Profiler

  • Ray Graham • Perc Works
    405-990-2045

Wiring Funds – CAUTION!

There’s been an upswing in a particularly insidious wire scam to steal money. Here’s how it works: hackers break into a real estate licensee’s or title company’s e-mail account to obtain information about upcoming real estate transactions. After monitoring the account to determine the likely timing of the closing, the hacker will send an e-mail to the buyer, posing either as the title company representative or as the real estate agent. The fraudulent e-mail contains new wiring instructions or routing information and will request the buyer send transaction-related funds accordingly. Unfortunately, buyers have fallen for this scheme and have lost money. Never wire any funds without first verifying on the telephone, using a known telephone number, of the correct wiring instructions from the title company representative.