Roofing work around Broken Arrow

Shingle and Class 4 replacements, metal on the acreage, hail inspections, storm repairs, FORTIFIED decks, attic ventilation and gutters — the jobs we do every week in Green Country.

Roofers finishing a new weathered-wood architectural shingle roof on a two-story brick home on a wide lot in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, under a big open sky

Roofer nailing Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles over synthetic underlayment on a steep gable

New charcoal standing-seam metal roof on a farmhouse-style home on an acreage lot east of Broken Arrow with a pond and open pasture behind

Crew tearing old shingles off a one-story brick home in a Broken Arrow subdivision, debris sliding into a dump trailer in the driveway

Close-up of hail bruises and granule loss on an asphalt shingle roof, several hits circled in chalk inside a test square

Roofing contractor and an insurance adjuster on a shingle roof marking hail hits with chalk and photographing them

Roofer resealing step flashing where a brick chimney meets an asphalt shingle roof, caulk gun in hand

Roofer applying seam tape over plywood roof deck joints and ring-shank nails before underlayment, a FORTIFIED-style sealed roof deck

Attic with new ventilation baffles at the eaves and a ridge vent slot cut along the peak, insulation pulled back

Installer fitting seamless aluminum gutters with mesh guards on a home under mature oak trees, leaves in the old gutter

White TPO membrane being rolled out on a low-slope commercial roof with a Tulsa-area industrial park beyond

Inspector at the eave of a brick home photographing shingles from a ladder while a drone hovers over the ridge

Photographs on this site are illustrative of the conditions and work described and are not presented as before-and-after documentation of a specific customer project. See our disclaimer.

Roofing work around Broken Arrow

Hail season runs March through June. Get the roof looked at before it starts.