Who pays whom, and why it never touches your price

Updated September 2026 · hello@brokenarrowroofworks.com

Where your call goes

Broken Arrow Roof Works, at brokenarrowroofworks.com, is a marketing site for roofers serving Broken Arrow, Tulsa and neighboring Green Country towns. Dial the number at the top of any page or fill in the estimate form, and your request lands with us before it goes anywhere else. An automated assistant picks up at any hour and takes down your details; after that, a real person follows up with you.

The roof itself is done by independent roofing contractors, each carrying their own insurance, that we partner with around Broken Arrow, not by whoever operates this website. Which one you get comes down to three things: the kind of work, the property's location, and whose calendar has room.

Where our money comes from

When a referral from this site turns into a job, the contractor may pay us for it, as a referral fee or an advertising fee. That's strictly between the contractor and us. It doesn't add a dollar to what you're quoted.

To work out which pages and which sources actually bring in homeowners, we track calls and form submissions and run privacy-respecting analytics on the site. Calls may be recorded, and you'll hear a notice saying so when the call starts. All of that is measurement; none of it changes your price. The privacy policy lists what gets collected and where it goes.

You might also come across this site in search results, or you might get here through a paid ad. Any outside service that runs or measures those ads receives only the data it needs for that task.

What that means on your end

You'll know who's coming. Ask which contractor has been assigned and you'll have a name before anyone is put on the calendar.

The price is the signed estimate. Whatever sits behind the curtain, the number on the contractor's signed estimate is the number you pay.

Shop around if you like. A second quote on a roof is a sensible thing to get, and we won't talk you out of it.

Independent means independent. The contractors hold whatever registration the state or the city requires of their trade, carry their own insurance, and set warranty terms of their own. Ask for a copy of their certificate of insurance, and go through the agreement line by line before signing.

Want to know who'd be assigned to your project, whether a fee is part of it, or how to contact that contractor directly? Just ask. We'd much rather clear it up now than leave you wondering afterward. You can reach us at (918) 359-2694 or hello@brokenarrowroofworks.com.