Roof Replacement in Oklahoma

Signs You Need a Roof Replacement

After 26 years of roofing in Oklahoma, we’ve learned to spot the warning signs that indicate repair isn’t enough. Your roof faces unique challenges here—from softball-sized hail to straight-line winds exceeding 80 mph. Here’s what our team looks for during inspections.

Age is the biggest factor. Most asphalt shingle roofs in Oklahoma need replacement after 15-20 years due to intense UV exposure and temperature cycling. Metal roofs last longer, but even they show wear after decades of hail impacts.

Missing or damaged shingles after storms signal deeper problems. We see homeowners try patch repairs, but Oklahoma’s weather doesn’t give roofs time to recover. One missing shingle becomes five, then fifty. Granule loss creates a domino effect—once protection starts failing, deterioration accelerates rapidly.

Sagging sections require immediate attention. This indicates structural damage that repair can’t fix. Water infiltration, rotted decking, or compromised trusses demand complete replacement. We’ve seen minor sags become major collapses during the next severe storm.

Interior warning signs include water stains, daylight through roof boards, or finding shingle granules in gutters. These problems start small but compound quickly in Oklahoma’s climate. Energy bills increasing without explanation often indicate compromised roof integrity affecting your home’s thermal envelope.

Types of Roofs We Replace

Residential pitched roofs make up 80% of our replacement projects. Whether it’s a simple gable design or complex multi-level architecture, our team handles complete tear-off and installation. We work with all slope ranges, from steep-pitch homes in older Oklahoma neighborhoods to modern low-slope designs.

Flat and low-slope commercial roofs require specialized expertise. Our commercial division replaces membrane systems, built-up roofs, and modified bitumen installations. These projects demand precise drainage planning and high-performance materials rated for Oklahoma’s temperature extremes.

We also replace specialty residential roofing including tile systems, slate installations, and architectural metal roofing. Each material requires specific installation techniques and understanding of how they perform in Oklahoma’s challenging climate conditions.

Roofing Materials We Install

Asphalt Shingles remain our most popular replacement option, and for good reason in Oklahoma. Modern architectural shingles provide excellent wind resistance up to 130 mph—crucial protection during severe thunderstorms. Our team installs GAF Master Elite and Owens Corning systems with enhanced nail strips and reinforced backing. These shingles resist impact damage from hail and perform reliably through Oklahoma’s dramatic temperature swings from summer heat to winter ice storms. Typical warranties range 20-30 years, with some premium lines offering 50-year coverage.

Metal Roofing delivers unmatched performance for Oklahoma homes. Standing seam systems shed hail impacts that would destroy traditional shingles, while reflective coatings reduce cooling costs by up to 25% during brutal summer months. We install steel, aluminum, and specialty alloy systems designed for high-wind zones. Metal roofs excel at shedding ice and snow, preventing dangerous ice dam formations. Our installations include thermal barriers and proper ventilation systems that maximize energy efficiency. Warranties typically extend 30-50 years depending on material grade and finish quality.

Single-Ply Membranes like TPO, PVC, and EPDM work perfectly for flat and low-slope applications. These systems resist UV degradation, temperature cycling, and storm damage that frequently destroys lesser materials. We heat-weld seams for permanent bonds that withstand Oklahoma’s severe weather patterns. Commercial-grade membranes provide 15-30 year service life with minimal maintenance requirements.

We also install Modified Bitumen, Built-Up Roofs, Clay/Concrete Tile, Slate, Wood Shake, and Synthetic Roofing depending on your specific architectural needs and performance requirements.

Top Brands We Partner With: GAF (Master Elite contractor), Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Mule-Hide, and Duro-Last represent our primary manufacturer relationships. These partnerships ensure material availability, extended warranties, and technical support for every installation.

Climate Considerations: Oklahoma’s tornado conditions, ice storms, high winds, and rapid temperature changes demand materials specifically chosen for wind resistance and durability. Metal and premium asphalt shingles provide superior protection against hail and wind damage, while commercial membrane systems excel on flat applications.

Don’t see the material you need? Contact us! We collaborate with leading manufacturers to customize roofing solutions perfectly matched to Oklahoma’s unique climate challenges. Your satisfaction drives our commitment to excellence.

Roof Replacement Costs in Oklahoma

Roof replacement costs vary significantly based on several key factors our team evaluates during every estimate. Material selection represents the largest variable—basic asphalt shingles start around $8-12 per square foot installed, while premium metal systems range $12-18 per square foot. Specialty materials like slate or tile can exceed $20 per square foot but provide decades of additional service life.

Roof complexity dramatically affects pricing. Simple gable roofs with minimal penetrations cost less than multi-level designs with dormers, skylights, and complex valley systems. Our team factors in removal costs for existing materials, structural repairs, and disposal fees. Storm-damaged roofs often require decking replacement, adding $3-5 per square foot to total project cost.

Size matters more than most homeowners realize. Larger roofs benefit from economies of scale, while smaller or oddly-shaped roofs carry higher per-square-foot costs due to setup and material waste factors. Oklahoma homes typically range from 1,500-3,500 square feet of roof area.

Insurance often covers replacement costs for storm damage, but understanding your deductible and coverage limits prevents surprises. Our team works directly with insurance adjusters to ensure proper documentation and fair settlements. We provide detailed estimates that itemize all components for transparent pricing.

Get accurate pricing for your specific situation. Every roof is unique, and Oklahoma’s weather demands proper assessment. Contact us for a comprehensive evaluation and detailed estimate tailored to your home’s requirements.

Our payment solutions make your project affordable. Use credit cards (Discover, AmEx, Visa, Mastercard) for rewards or 0% APR offers. Pay with cash or check to skip fees and possibly save with discounts. In-house financing offers terms from 12 months to 10 years, starting at 6.9% APR. Personal loans or bank loans provide fixed rates without collateral. Home equity loans and HELOCs offer low rates and flexible funding. We process insurance claims for covered damages to lower costs. FHA Title I loans provide up to $25,000 with no equity, and USDA Rural Development programs offer grants and loans for rural residents. Contact us for a free estimate today.