Frequently asked questions

Every situation is unique, so there's no single price — but the formula is simple: a flat hourly rate plus actual expenses. There are no hidden charges or sign-up fees, and the consultation is free. Call 918-836-8683 for a free quote.

Start by contacting us and telling us about your situation — together we'll come up with a plan. We put the agreement in writing, take payment, do the agreed-upon work, and deliver a written report with any accompanying photos and video. When the situation requires it, we can usually begin the same day.

Completely. Everything you tell us stays between you and your investigator, and the investigation itself is conducted discreetly. Unless you tell us otherwise, no one — including the subject — learns an investigation took place.

Through discreet surveillance and undercover work, we document whether your significant other is being unfaithful. The investigation is completely confidential — the subject never needs to know they were being investigated — and you receive photo and video documentation with a detailed report.

Surveillance is the discreet tracking and observation of a subject to document their daily activities, movements, and meetings. It's used in infidelity, insurance fraud, employee theft, child custody, and civil and criminal investigations. Our state-of-the-art equipment captures discreet video that supplements the detailed report you receive.

It varies with the case. An infidelity investigation typically takes about 10 to 20 work hours. We keep hours to a minimum by staying in contact with you and focusing effort on the times most likely to produce results.

For people avoiding being found — for a debt, a lawsuit, or service of process — we use restricted-access databases (including utility information) and expert public-records work. For potential victims of foul play, we investigate much like police detectives: field work, interviews, and evidence review.

Yes. We can testify about our findings in court, billed at our normal hourly rate. Our reports, photos, and video are professionally documented specifically so they hold up in legal proceedings.

Yes — individuals, attorneys, and businesses across Oklahoma all use our services. We regularly support family law and criminal defense attorneys with evidence development, witness location, and process service.

All of Oklahoma. Our home office is in Tulsa and we have investigators throughout the state — including Owasso, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma City, Claremore, Bartlesville, and surrounding communities. Process service is available nationwide by quote.