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In Tulsa, a roof replacement costs $8,500–$22,000 as of 2026, with the median at $12,400 for a standard 2,000 sq ft asphalt shingle roof. Cost varies by material, size, pitch, complexity, and number of stories. Insurance-covered claims reduce out-of-pocket cost to deductible only ($1,000–$2,500). Metal roofing costs $18,000–$32,000 for the same siz...
View all Roof Replacement FAQsA standard residential roof replacement takes 1–3 days for the roofing crew. Full project timeline including materials delivery, permit inspection, and cleanup: 3–5 days. Weather delays are common March–June during Oklahoma storm season. Commercial roofs typically take 1–4 weeks depending on size.
View all Roof Replacement FAQs1) Curling, cracking, or missing shingles. 2) Granules in gutters (especially on a roof over 15 years old). 3) Daylight visible through roof boards in attic. 4) Sagging roof deck. 5) Water stains on ceilings or walls. 6) Roof age over 20 years (asphalt). 7) Neighbors getting roofs replaced after storms — yours likely has similar unseen damage.
View all Roof Replacement FAQsFall (September–November) and late winter (February) are ideal: mild temperatures, lower humidity, and less storm activity. Spring (March–June) is the busiest season due to storm damage — schedules fill up 4–8 weeks out. Summer (July–August) is possible but extreme heat limits work hours. Winter (December–January) works with proper cold-weather ins...
View all Roof Replacement FAQs1) Are you licensed in Oklahoma? (Verify at cib.ok.gov) 2) Do you carry general liability AND workers compensation insurance? 3) How long have you been in business locally? 4) Can you provide 10+ local references from the last 12 months? 5) Do you have a physical office in the Tulsa metro? 6) What manufacturer certifications do you hold? 7) What wa...
View all Roofing Costs FAQsRed flags: 1) Out-of-state license plates or no local office. 2) Demanding full payment upfront. 3) No local references or physical address. 4) Promising to 'waive your deductible' (illegal in Oklahoma). 5) High-pressure sales — 'sign today or lose coverage.' 6) Cannot show OK CIB license and insurance certificates. Always verify at cib.ok.gov.
View all Roofing Costs FAQsYes. Oklahoma CIB License #80004070. We carry: $2 million general liability insurance, workers compensation insurance, and commercial auto insurance. Certificates of insurance are provided with every estimate. You can verify our license at cib.ok.gov/license-search.
View all Roofing Costs FAQsAlmost never. The lowest bid often means cheaper materials, omitted scope items, no workers comp insurance, or inexperienced crews. Focus on value — scope completeness, warranty depth, certifications, and local reputation.
View all Roofing Costs FAQsProof Construction offers: 1) Manufacturer warranty (25–50 year material warranty from GAF/Owens Corning). 2) Workmanship warranty (5 years standard — five times Oklahoma's 1-year minimum; up to 25 years manufacturer-backed on premium systems). 3) GAF Golden Pledge® warranty available on qualifying installations — the strongest warranty in roofing. All warranties are transferable once.
View all Roof Replacement FAQsYes. Proof Construction offers deductible financing so you can get your roof replaced immediately after a claim is approved rather than waiting to save the deductible. Payment plans start as low as $75/month. Your deductible is typically $1,000–$2,500 — far less than the total replacement cost.
View all Roofing Costs FAQs1) Document visible damage with dated photos of your roof, gutters, windows, siding, and AC unit. 2) Check for interior water spots on ceilings and in the attic. 3) Tarp any active leaks (emergency tarping: $200–$600). 4) Call your insurance company to open a claim. 5) Get a professional roof inspection from a licensed LOCAL contractor (not a storm...
View all Hail Damage FAQsYes — if the damage was caused by a covered peril (hail, wind, tornado, falling objects). Insurance covers replacement cost minus your deductible for sudden, accidental damage. Wear and tear, neglect, and old age are NOT covered. Oklahoma policies typically use Replacement Cost Value (RCV) — you get full replacement minus depreciation held until wo...
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In Tulsa, a roof replacement costs $8,500–$22,000 as of 2026, with the median at $12,400 for a standard 2,000 sq ft asphalt shingle roof. Cost varies by material, size, pitch, complexity, and number of stories. Insurance-covered claims reduce out-of-pocket cost to deductible only ($1,000–$2,500). Metal roofing costs $18,000–$32,000 for the same siz...
A standard residential roof replacement takes 1–3 days for the roofing crew. Full project timeline including materials delivery, permit inspection, and cleanup: 3–5 days. Weather delays are common March–June during Oklahoma storm season. Commercial roofs typically take 1–4 weeks depending on size.
1) Curling, cracking, or missing shingles. 2) Granules in gutters (especially on a roof over 15 years old). 3) Daylight visible through roof boards in attic. 4) Sagging roof deck. 5) Water stains on ceilings or walls. 6) Roof age over 20 years (asphalt). 7) Neighbors getting roofs replaced after storms — yours likely has similar unseen damage.
Fall (September–November) and late winter (February) are ideal: mild temperatures, lower humidity, and less storm activity. Spring (March–June) is the busiest season due to storm damage — schedules fill up 4–8 weeks out. Summer (July–August) is possible but extreme heat limits work hours. Winter (December–January) works with proper cold-weather ins...
1) Are you licensed in Oklahoma? (Verify at cib.ok.gov) 2) Do you carry general liability AND workers compensation insurance? 3) How long have you been in business locally? 4) Can you provide 10+ local references from the last 12 months? 5) Do you have a physical office in the Tulsa metro? 6) What manufacturer certifications do you hold? 7) What wa...
Red flags: 1) Out-of-state license plates or no local office. 2) Demanding full payment upfront. 3) No local references or physical address. 4) Promising to 'waive your deductible' (illegal in Oklahoma). 5) High-pressure sales — 'sign today or lose coverage.' 6) Cannot show OK CIB license and insurance certificates. Always verify at cib.ok.gov.
Yes. Oklahoma CIB License #80004070. We carry: $2 million general liability insurance, workers compensation insurance, and commercial auto insurance. Certificates of insurance are provided with every estimate. You can verify our license at cib.ok.gov/license-search.
Almost never. The lowest bid often means cheaper materials, omitted scope items, no workers comp insurance, or inexperienced crews. Focus on value — scope completeness, warranty depth, certifications, and local reputation.
Proof Construction offers: 1) Manufacturer warranty (25–50 year material warranty from GAF/Owens Corning). 2) Workmanship warranty (5 years standard — five times Oklahoma's 1-year minimum; up to 25 years manufacturer-backed on premium systems). 3) GAF Golden Pledge® warranty available on qualifying installations — the strongest warranty in roofing. All warranties are transferable once.
Yes. Proof Construction offers deductible financing so you can get your roof replaced immediately after a claim is approved rather than waiting to save the deductible. Payment plans start as low as $75/month. Your deductible is typically $1,000–$2,500 — far less than the total replacement cost.
1) Document visible damage with dated photos of your roof, gutters, windows, siding, and AC unit. 2) Check for interior water spots on ceilings and in the attic. 3) Tarp any active leaks (emergency tarping: $200–$600). 4) Call your insurance company to open a claim. 5) Get a professional roof inspection from a licensed LOCAL contractor (not a storm...
Yes — if the damage was caused by a covered peril (hail, wind, tornado, falling objects). Insurance covers replacement cost minus your deductible for sudden, accidental damage. Wear and tear, neglect, and old age are NOT covered. Oklahoma policies typically use Replacement Cost Value (RCV) — you get full replacement minus depreciation held until wo...
