Square footage of the roof surface. Not your home's footprint.
STEP 2Roof Type
What is on the roof now. Or what you want on it.
STEP 3Home Stories
One story is cheaper to work on than three.
STEP 4What's Going On?
Tick every box that applies. Storm damage usually falls under your insurance.
Your Estimated Range
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Ballpark, not a quote. The range comes from typical Tulsa-metro replacement costs for a roof this size and shape. The real number depends on pitch, decking, flashing, vents, disposal and an on-site look. Storm damage is often covered by insurance. We handle that claim for you. We have recovered an average of $3,100+ per claim in supplements.
Send your details. We call you back with a firm written quote. Usually by the next business day.
Rather talk now? Call (918) 734-4444. 2-hour emergency response across the Tulsa metro.
How This Estimator Works
Is this a real quote? No. It's a ballpark range to help you plan and budget. Roof pricing varies with pitch, decking condition, code requirements and your insurance settlement. We'll always give you a firm written number after a free on-site inspection.
How accurate is it? Ranges are based on current Tulsa-metro replacement cost averages per square foot, adjusted for material, height and scope. Most actual quotes land inside the range shown but treat it as a planning tool, not a contract price.
Does insurance cover storm damage? Usually, yes. Hail and wind damage are typically covered under your homeowners policy. Proof Construction is a licensed Oklahoma contractor (CIB #80004070) that handles the full claim process. Inspection, documentation, adjuster negotiation and supplements so you pay only your deductible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Answers
Is the online estimate a real quote? No. The page states it's a ballpark range to help you plan and budget, not a quote. Roof pricing varies with pitch, decking condition, code requirements and your insurance settlement.
Is storm or hail damage covered by insurance? The page notes that storm damage is usually covered by your insurance policy and the estimator asks you to check hail damage and other storm-related conditions so the estimate can reflect an insurance-covered scenario.
What information does the estimator need? Four steps: 1) Roof size. The approximate total square footage of your roof surface (not your home's square footage); 2) Roof type. The material currently on your roof or the material you want installed; 3) Home stories. Steeper, taller roofs cost more to work on safely; 4) What's going on. Check all that apply, since storm damage is usually covered by your insurance policy.
How do I get an exact quote? Use the 'Request Your Exact Quote' form. Send your details and Proof Construction calls you back with a firm, written quote, usually within one business day.
Is the online estimate a real quote?
No. The page states it's a ballpark range to help you plan and budget, not a quote. Roof pricing varies with pitch, decking condition, code requirements and your insurance settlement.
What information does the estimator need?
Four steps: 1) Roof size. The approximate total square footage of your roof surface (not your home's square footage); 2) Roof type. The material currently on your roof or the material you want installed; 3) Home stories. Steeper, taller roofs cost more to work on safely; 4) What's going on. Check all that apply, since storm damage is usually covered by your insurance policy.
Is storm or hail damage covered by insurance?
The page notes that storm damage is usually covered by your insurance policy and the estimator asks you to check hail damage and other storm-related conditions so the estimate can reflect an insurance-covered scenario.
How do I get an exact quote?
Use the 'Request Your Exact Quote' form. Send your details and Proof Construction calls you back with a firm, written quote, usually within one business day.
