Roofing guides written for Broken Arrow roofs
What four years of Tulsa County storm records actually prove about a roof here, why two roofs that went on the same week don't age the same, and what a roofer hands you before anybody signs.
What the Tulsa County Hail Record Says, and What It Cannot Say
Thirty hail days and 162 reports in four years of Tulsa County records, three-inch hail at Broken Arrow in May 2024, and a 100 mph gust logged well outside town. What the record proves about a roof here, and what it doesn't.
Attic Ventilation and How Long a Broken Arrow Roof Actually Lasts
Two roofs go on the same week with the same shingle, and one of them won't last as long as the other. What separates them is mostly air, and it isn't something you can see. How intake and exhaust work as a pair, what a short-circuited attic does all summer, and why adding exhaust to an attic that's shut at the bottom makes it worse.
Choosing a Roofer in Broken Arrow: What You Can Check Yourself
Two roofers, two numbers, one roof, and no obvious way to tell them apart. What separates a good one from a bad one is written down long before anybody climbs a ladder, and it's easier to read than you'd think.