Topped by a dark shingle roof this split-level home pairs light siding with a brick base

Broken Arrow, OK roofers who get on the roof first

You don't have to decide anything today. Our roofers go up and look first, and if your roof has good years left in it, you'll hear that.

Call (918) 918-4228

Up on the roof firstPlane by plane, close up

The estimate is yoursTo keep and to compare

Get your estimateYou will hear back soon.

The whole idea

Most Broken Arrow roof numbers arrive before anyone climbs a ladder.

From your own yard you'll see maybe two sides of your roof, and Broken Arrow Roofing Co is built around the ones you can't. You'll hear about those before you hear a price.

You don't need the vocabulary for any of this. A roof is a rare afternoon in your life and routine work for a roofer, so say what's wrong in whatever words you have and let them put the right name on it. Every one of those names is on the roofing materials page if you ever want them.

You can get handed a number for your roof by somebody who never went up on it, and when that happens the materials behind the number don't get named, so two quotes on the same house can't be compared. Broken Arrow Roofing Co works the other way around: your roofer measures first and names what's going on up there, so the estimate reads as a parts list you can check against the finished roof.

Our roofers make the first climb, and the figure comes off what they found up there.

Carrying a toolbox a roofer ascends a ladder onto a rooftop at dusk

The standards behind a Broken Arrow estimate.

Measured firstThe tape before the figure

Shown to youPhotographs from your own roof

Line by lineEach layer priced where you can check it

From up thereThe figure starts on the roof itself

The standard

Where the years in a Broken Arrow roof come from.

Two roofs can carry the same brand of shingle and still be built differently, and Oklahoma wind is most of why. The worst gust on the Tulsa County record is 100 mph, logged elsewhere in the county; the strongest filed at Broken Arrow itself is 81 mph. That's what edge metal west of Main Street has to hold. Picking a Broken Arrow roofer gets easier once you know these.

Shingle named by brand and linePlus the impact class, where the shingle carries one

The underlayment called out tooSynthetic across the deck, peel-and-stick in the valleys

Edge metal and fasteners to specOklahoma wind takes a roof at its edges first

Attic intake and exhaust countedAirflow is what decides how long the shingles last

Decking checked at tear-offAnything soft underneath is named and priced at that point

The standard

How a Broken Arrow roof goes from your phone to an estimate.

It's the order that matters here. The typical Broken Arrow house dates to 1992, which puts a lot of the town's original roofs at the age where this question comes up. Our roofers start on the roof, and the roofer doing the work pulls the permit through Broken Arrow Development Services.

Say what you see

It starts with your address and whatever you've noticed about the roof, even if that's only its age. The roofer works out what it means.

Walk the whole roof

Your roofer makes the first climb, goes over the roof plane by plane, and photographs what's up there. The tape comes out on the same trip.

Keep the estimate

It comes back to you as a document you can hold. Take it to another roofer and line the two up if you want to.

Your roof, up close

Hold your Broken Arrow roof to this standard

Send the form and Broken Arrow Roofing Co sets up the first climb, so your roofer measures the roof before there's a figure on it. The cost ranges for a Broken Arrow roof are on the site if you want to start there.

Call (918) 918-4228

Walked and photographed, plane by planeEach layer named and pricedOne standard, whatever the roof turns out to be

Get your estimateFree, with the measuring done up on the slope.