Seminole Roofing That Catches Small Wear Before It Turns Into a Big Bill
We do roof repair, roof inspections, gutter work and full roof replacement for homes in Seminole, Wewoka, Shawnee and the towns around them. Plenty of roofs have more years in them than their owners think, as long as the small stuff gets handled early. We climb up, check it over, show you what's wrong and fix just that.
- Small fixes caught early
- You see the damage first
- Every cost listed on paper
- Magnet sweep each evening
Roof Work for Your Home, and for Local Businesses
Most of our days go to roof repair, roof inspections and gutters, the steady upkeep that keeps a roof doing its job. When a roof is worn past saving, we do roof replacement, and after hail or high wind we handle storm damage repair. We also take on commercial roof repair and commercial roof replacement for shops and small buildings. Each service has its own page with the details.
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off, a solid deck, new flashing and balanced attic ventilation, so your new roof only needs routine upkeep for years.
Roof Repair
We trace leaks to the real source and fix shingles, flashing, pipe boots and soft decking so your roof lasts longer.
Roof Inspections
We check shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and the attic, then give you photos and a plain report on what needs work and what can wait.
Storm Damage Repair
After hail or high wind, we check your roof, photograph what we find and repair the damage so small problems don't turn into leaks later.
Gutters
Gutter repair, rehanging and new one-piece aluminum gutters, plus a check of the fascia and drip edge while our ladders are up.
Commercial Roof Replacement
Tear-off, deck repair and a new TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen or metal roof for your building, planned around your business hours.
Commercial Roof Repair
Leak tracing and repairs for flat, low-slope and metal commercial roofs, with a written estimate and a plain answer on repair versus replacement.
How We Work on Your Roof
Most roofs give out a little at a time. Edges, pipe openings and valleys go first, so that's where our eyes go.
Fixing beats replacing, when it lasts
When the trouble is one bad spot, like a split vent boot or a strip of flashing that pulled loose, we repair that spot and tell you that's all it needed. A new roof comes up only when the shingles are spent and patching would mean paying twice.
You see it before we fix it
We snap pictures while we're up there and go through them with you on the ground. The torn shingle or rusted flashing is right in front of you, not just described.
Every cost spelled out on paper
Our estimates break the job into its parts: materials, labor, how soft decking gets handled and any permit. If tear-off turns up something new, we pause and check with you before going on.
What to watch after we leave
When the job is done we tell you the warning signs to keep an eye on. Grit from shingles in the gutters, a spongy patch by a vent, water spilling over the gutter in a hard rain. Spotting those early stretches a roof's life.
Your yard put back each evening
Shrubs get covered and the driveway gets protected before we start. At the end of the day we haul off scraps and drag a magnet over the grass for stray nails.
A Roofing Company Built Around Upkeep
Roofing Seminole works on houses and small commercial buildings in and around Seminole, OK. Our habit is to keep a sound roof in service instead of pushing a new one before its time. Steady care, like resealing a vent or swapping a few torn shingles, tends to buy years, and those years are money you keep.
That doesn't mean we patch forever. Once shingles turn brittle, curl at the edges and shed grit from one end of the roof to the other, more repairs won't hold for long. We'll say that plainly, show you the pictures and leave the decision with you.
- License
- Oklahoma commercial roofing license; Oklahoma general contractor license
- In business
- Over 20 years of combined roofing experience
What Changes the Price of a Roof Job
We won't put a number on a roof we haven't climbed. Two houses that match from the street can need very different work once you're up there. Here's what moves the total, so your estimate makes sense when you read it.
We look at the roof in person first, then go over the written estimate with you line by line. You decide what gets done and when.
- Roof size and pitch
- A bigger roof takes more shingles, more underlayment and more hours. A steep pitch slows the crew and calls for extra safety gear, so it costs more than a low slope covering the same area.
- What the decking looks like
- Under the shingles sits plywood or plank boards. If water has soaked in, those boards go soft and have to be swapped out. Often you can't see how much until the old roof is off, so we put in writing up front how decking work gets charged.
- The material you pick
- Standard shingles, heavier dimensional shingles, hail-resistant shingles and metal are priced differently, and they hold up differently when Oklahoma wind and hail roll through. We'll walk you through what you gain and give up with each one.
- Old layers to strip
- Two old layers take longer to tear off than one, and they fill more of the dumpster on the way out.
- Chimneys, vents and skylights
- Every one of these needs flashing cut and set by hand. A roof with a lot of them eats more labor than a plain one.
- Permits and the insurance scope
- Some jobs need a permit and a city inspection. On storm work, what your insurer approves shapes the part you pay yourself.
How a Roof Job Goes
A small repair and a whole new roof follow the same steps. What changes is how many days we're at your home.
- 1
A phone conversation
Tell us what got your attention. Maybe it's a water stain overhead, a few shingles on the lawn after a windy night or a gutter pulling away from the house. Then we set a time to come out.
- 2
Up on the roof
We go over the shingles, flashing, vents and gutters, and the attic if we can get into it. Once we're back down, we go through each picture with you and explain what it shows.
- 3
The estimate on paper
You get the work written out, along with our honest take on repairing versus replacing. If your roof still has good years left, we'll tell you so.
- 4
Work day
We cover what needs protecting, do the work and keep you posted as it goes. If the job calls for a permit, we take care of it.
- 5
Wrap-up
We haul off debris, sweep the yard with a magnet for nails and walk the roof with you. Then we show you which spots are worth keeping an eye on in the years ahead.
Common Roof Questions
- Should I fix my roof or replace the whole thing?
- It depends on how far the wear reaches. Trouble in one spot, like a few shingles blown off or a cracked vent boot, is usually a repair. When cracking, curling and lost grit show up across most of the roof, repairs stop being worth the money. We'll show you the pictures and tell you plainly which one you're dealing with.
- How long should a roof last?
- That comes down to the shingle, how well the attic breathes and how many storms the roof has taken. Hail, spring wind and long hot summers all age shingles faster. Clean gutters, good attic airflow and fixing small things quickly help a roof reach the far end of its life.
- How often should someone look at my roof?
- Once a year is a good habit, plus a look after any hail or strong wind. A roof inspection catches loose flashing, lifted shingles and clogged gutters while they're still cheap to fix. By the time a ceiling stain shows up, water has usually been getting in for a while.
- Can you help with my insurance claim after a storm?
- We'll check the roof, photograph the damage and write up the repairs it needs so your insurer can see them. We can also explain how a claim usually goes from inspection to approval. Your adjuster decides what the policy covers. We don't act as the adjuster and we don't promise an outcome.
- What early signs mean my roof needs attention?
- Watch for shingle grit piling up in gutters or at the bottom of downspouts. Other signs are shingles that lift or curl, rust on metal flashing and gutters that overflow in a steady rain. Inside, check the attic for damp spots or daylight around vents. Any of these deserves a closer look before it spreads.
- Do I have to be home during the work?
- Not for most of it, since everything happens outside. We like you there at the start to go over the plan and at the end to walk the finished job. While the old roof comes off, keep pets inside and park cars away from the house.
- Does my roof job need a permit?
- Some do, and full replacements need one most often. When a permit is required, we pull it and set up the inspection so you don't have to deal with the paperwork.
- Do you stand behind your work?
- Yes. Our roof work comes with a lifetime workmanship warranty. If something we installed wasn't done right, we come back and make it right.
Where We Work
We're based in Seminole and work on roofs across the surrounding area. That includes Wewoka, Tecumseh, Holdenville, Shawnee, Bethel Acres, Okemah and McLoud. If you live close by and aren't sure we come out your way, just ask when we talk.
- Seminole
- Wewoka
- Tecumseh
- Holdenville
- Shawnee
- Bethel Acres
- Okemah
- McLoud
The Service Areas page lists the towns we cover most often.
Let's Take a Look at Your Roof
Tell us what you're seeing up top or on the ceiling. We'll set a time to come out, then give you a straight answer and a written estimate.