Up on the roof first
Roofers in Broken Arrow, OK
The whole roof gets a close look before anybody talks price. If it's got years left in it, that's what you'll hear.
The whole assemblyDecking to drip edge, every layer in order
The estimate in handBefore anything comes off the roof
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What we hold a Broken Arrow roof to.
30Hail days on the Tulsa County record
3"Largest hail on the Tulsa County record
100 mphPeak wind gust on the record
1992Typical build year in Broken Arrow
Storm figures: NOAA / NCEI Storm Events Database, Tulsa County, on the record. Housing: U.S. Census ACS five-year estimates.
Who this is
A roof decision in Broken Arrow starts on the roof.
Does this roof need replacing, or does it need one thing fixed? Nobody answers that from the driveway, and the answer changes what the job costs.
That's what Broken Arrow Roofing Co holds to: a roof inspection first, your roofer up there slope by slope, and then an itemized estimate that's yours to keep, at no charge. Hail season moves fast around here, which is the usual reason people feel rushed. Our roofers would rather you took your time.
What gets built
Roofing work across Broken Arrow, by job.
A roof repair and a roof replacement carry separate prices, because one's a boot or a run of flashing and the other's the whole roof coming off.
Roof Replacement
Somebody has told you the roof is done. The tear-off is where that gets settled, because soft decking, tired flashing and starved ventilation all show themselves once the old layers are off.
Roof Repair
Most leaks turn out smaller than they feel from the room underneath. The roofer names the part that gave out, a boot or a run of flashing or a patch of creased tabs, and prices that.
Roof Inspections
How old is the roof, and how much is left in it? Neither answer is available from the yard, and both come back photographed.
Metal Roofing
One panel runs the whole slope, ridge to eave, and the seam joining it to the next stands up above the water rather than sitting in it.
Storm & Hail Damage
Hail can leave a roof shedding water for another season or two before it starts leaking, which is why the read happens after the storm rather than after the ceiling stains.
Gutter Installation & Repair
A gutter has a job in every rain, not only the storms, and the run either carries that water clear of the house or hands it to the fascia board behind it.
The standards that do not move with the address.
NamedBrand and line, written on the estimate
MeasuredOn your roof, at your own address
PhotographedSlope by slope, before a number is quoted
What the estimate has to cover.
Your roofer measures your own roof at your own address, so the estimate is built off that roof. Here is what it has to account for.
- Which slopes come off and which stay
- The shingle or panel named by brand and line
- Underlayment, ice-and-water and every piece of flashing
- The old roof hauled away as part of the job
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Have the roof looked at before anything else.
Whatever made you look is enough to start with, whether that's a stain on a ceiling or a shingle in the flower bed.
Named materials, written scope.
The standard
You get photographs, then a number, then the work.
Most of the waiting happens before the tear-off, and not much of it during. Once the material is on site, it's a hard, loud stretch and then it's done.
1
Get on the roof
Your roofer walks the roof slope by slope and photographs it, including the flashing and the boots around anything that comes up through the roof. The photos come back with the write-up.
2
Look it over
The estimate names the materials by brand and line, and it comes with the photographs from the roof. You take it inside and read it.
3
Build it back
The old roof comes off down to the decking, and the assembly goes back on in order, underlayment and flashing before shingles. If the attic needs more air, that's the moment to deal with it, while the deck is open.
Service area
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Which towns this covers.
If your street is numbered you're east of Main Street, and if it's named for a plant you're west of it. The city has run its addresses that way since 1973. The typical Broken Arrow house dates to 1992, so a block's roofs tend to come due together. The rest of the towns are on the service areas page.
Broken Arrow, OK
Questions
Questions Broken Arrow homeowners ask before they call our roofers
If yours isn't on the list, ask it on the phone or write it into the form.
Q1Who am I dealing with, exactly?
Broken Arrow Roofing Co is the name you're contacting. The roofing itself is done by a local roofer working at your address, under a contract you read before anything comes off.
Q2Does an inspection cost anything?
No. Your roofer gets on the roof, photographs it, and writes down what's up there. You keep that write-up and can show it to anybody else.
Q3What do you need from me to start?
The address. If a ceiling is staining or the shingles came off a slope in the last storm, say that too, because it tells the roofer where to start.
Q4How long do I have to file a hail claim in Oklahoma?
There are two clocks and they're different. Policies here commonly set about a year from the date of loss, and Oklahoma law requires wind and hail roof claims to be allowed up to 24 months after the loss where the damage wasn't evident without an inspection. Read your own policy's wording, and insurance claims covers how the documentation side works.
Q5What if I already have an estimate from somebody else?
Bring it along. Ours names the shingle or panel by brand and line, so the two are easy to lay side by side.
Q6How long should a roof last around here?
Longer with air moving through the attic than without it. Heat that stalls up there cooks the shingles from the deck side, and attic ventilation is what moves it.
Next step
Start a Broken Arrow roof estimate
Send the address and ask for the inspection, so your roofer can get up on the roof and call you about what's up there.
The inspection is freePhotographed plane by planeMaterials named on the estimate
Get your estimateFree, with the measuring done up on the slope.