Attribution
Image Credits
Every photograph on this site is a real photo used under the license shown below. No stock stand-ins, no AI-generated imagery, and nothing that implies a business relationship or a service capability this site does not have.
If an image for a topic did not exist under a usable license, this site uses an icon or a text-only layout instead of a stock stand-in.
Downtown Tulsa skyline, May 2008
- Author
- Caleb Long
- License
- CC BY-SA 2.5
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons
- Modifications
- Resized to 1920px wide and converted to WebP.
- Used on
- Homepage and Tulsa city page.
Flooded basement in a Tulsa home during the 2019 Tulsa flooding
- Author
- OakleyOriginals
- License
- CC BY 2.0
- Modifications
- Resized and converted to WebP.
- Used on
- Basement water damage service page and area pages.
Social sharing card, cropped from the Tulsa skyline photograph
- Author
- Caleb Long
- License
- CC BY-SA 2.5
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons
- Modifications
- Cropped to 1200x630 and re-encoded as JPEG.
- Used on
- Default Open Graph and Twitter card image. (derived from tulsa-skyline.webp, shown above)
Images deliberately not used
A short photo library is a choice, not an oversight. These categories were reviewed and rejected:
- Product photos of dehumidifiers and appliances with European plugs, which do not represent equipment used here.
- Street-works and utility photos taken in the United Kingdom, which carry the wrong vehicles, signage, and context.
- Disaster photography with identifiable destruction, debris, or worse — including hurricane aftermath imagery.
- Stock-style photos of unmarked vans, technicians, and clipboards, which imply a crew this site does not have.
- Anything containing third-party branding, phone numbers, or license plates.
Related: what this site does and does not do.